(Volume 8: Counteroffensive to the Burning Legion has officially begun, and this is expected to be the last volume of the book.) ）

The battles of Marton and Karesh have provided the oath with a rare experience of away games.

Under the tone of the strategic counteroffensive, after returning from Karesh, mobilization had begun within the Oath, and a number of training sessions had been simulated based on the two raids.

There was even a time when Drunken Wind even pulled the Alliance and the Horde and made a big one! As a result of the joint military exercises, the Alliance won a resounding victory - without actually making a move, the Alliance and the Horde worked together to show a lot of cards.

For example, the Horde's dragoon troops, the Ancestral Dragons trained by the Dragonthroat Clan, almost completely wiped out the Griffon Knights of the Brute Hammer during the exercise, and even after adding the helicopter unit, the Alliance lost air supremacy for a time.

If it weren't for the Alliance's spellcaster forces being too strong, and the number of shamans and troll wizards on the tribe's side being too disadvantaged, I'm afraid this victory would really belong to the tribe.

And in Zuifeng's opinion, more importantly, he saw Sal's progress.

Speaking of which, Thrall is really an orc with the aura of the protagonist, and after the death of both father and son in Hell's Roar, Thrall finally completed the reintegration of the orc.

Although orcs generally have no brains, when the leaders of the orcs have brains, their shortcomings have been compensated for to a certain extent.

Now, Thrall's goal is no longer to take the territory of the Alliance or the Oath - he has even begun to think that if he can defeat the Burning Legion and the Void Air Regiment, the orcs may be able to find a new world of their own!

Well, before the battle with the Burning Legion began, our Great Chief put up a banner for himself - after this battle, I will take my people to find a new home!

But, in any case, after some of the-stirring sticks withdrew from the stage of history, Azeroth did come together in a rare way.

And this unity also means that the time has come to counterattack the Burning Legion.

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Of course, there is one last thing that Drunken Wind – or the Oath – has to complete before a real counteroffensive.

Find a flag-sacrificing one.

Exercises are exercises, and after all, there is some difference between them and actual combat.

Now Azeroth needs a real fight, as a warm-up exercise before the counterattack.

Mortals during the last War of the Dead and the Battle of Mount Hyjal are almost all old.

Aside from the Night Elves and High Elves, the Draenei have not changed much, and humans, orcs, trolls, and even minotaurs have all changed almost a generation.

Although these recruits have undergone rigorous training and a lot of exercises, it is not the same as war.

This warm-up battle is already imminent!

Who will the opponent choose?

Enzos!

Now in Azeroth, the four elemental lords dare not step out of their own sub-plane (just kidding, Orakir can be killed in the Sky Wall, can he go out to find death at this time); Deathwing is still sealed in the Deep Rock (perhaps this seal may be broken one day, but Azeroth will no longer be able to shake by Cataclysm); The undead plague died down (Kalia gradually pacified the rampaging army of the undead with her strength); The trolls have finally turned into regular (after all of them joined the tribe, they finally stopped eating and sleeping and fighting trolls).

All in all, there aren't many opponents to choose from in Azeroth right now.

After thinking about it, he finally found that only Enzos seemed to be the most suitable one.

Anyway, eating, sleeping, and beating the ancient gods, isn't this the daily routine of drunken wind?

With the remnant of Ashath sealed, Cthun exiled Draenor, Yogsaron slain, and Saratas thrown to Marton, no matter how you think about it, it seems that only Enzos can be used to cut it, right?

So, after a summit within the Oath, Drunken Wind traveled to Kurtiras and found Admiral Dalin.

"Haha, drunken wind - it's been a long time, welcome!"

To the surprise of the drunken wind, Dai Lin actually chose to greet him in person.

It can be regarded as a blessing of drunkenness, and Dai Lin is still alive - but now Dai Lin is dying.

The former admiral has finally become a complete old man under the erosion of the years, although his eyes are still sharp, and his military uniform has been straight, but his body has gradually become dry - even Dai Lin's waist has a tendency to be rickety.

Just when Drunken Wind was a little emotionally moved by the passage of time, Dai Linque suddenly spoke—in a voice that only Drunken Wind could hear.

"Drunken Wind, can you introduce a young man to Gianna?"

Although Dalin and Jean are still kings, they have actually taken a back seat.

Compared with Jean, who hugged his grandson, Dalin will often be very melancholy - he was tossed at sea when he was young, and he had both children and daughters, but now he only has one daughter left.

What's more, Miss Gianna is still single.

After missing out on Arthas and Kael'thas in a row, Gianna's love seems to have fallen completely silent - now that Karegos has children, Gianna has a Saint Seiya trend.

Although the current king of Kul Tiras is still Dai Lin, in fact, most of the government affairs of the kingdom have been taken care of by Gianna, and now the maturing Gianna has nothing to worry about Dai Lin except for personal problems, although the two love deaths are painful, but they also give Gianna growth.

It is precisely for this reason that when Zuifeng found Dai Lin, Dai Lin didn't ask Zuifeng about his intentions, so he directly asked Zuifeng to be Gianna's matchmaker.

If Gianna really didn't marry for life, then I'm afraid that the royal power of Kurtilas would be lost—and according to Dalin's observations, those in the side branch are estimated to have the ability to completely defeat Kurtilas in thirty years!

This is no joke, do you think the king of Azeroth is a good one?

Just last year, His Majesty Solas Thorbaine, King of Riptide Castle, finally died, and the death of Stormwind's predecessor, Ryan Wrynn, in the Orc War, King Pirenod, of Alterac, betrayed the Alliance, Antonidas, the Speaker of the Six of Dalaran, and King Terenus of Lordaeron, died at the hands of Arthas—which meant that the only remaining leaders of the Seven Human Kingdoms of the former Alliance were Gene Greymane and Daelyn Prodmore.

Moreover, there are only four countries left that still exist.

Dahlin really didn't want Kurtilas to be a piece of history in the future.

And Drunken Wind had just met Dalin at the docks of Kurtilas City, when he was suddenly attacked by such a surprise attack, and he also said that he was a little dazed at the time.

What the hell, I'm busy talking to you about how to save the world, and you're here saying that you're going to help your daughter go on a blind date?

You thick-eyed Dai Lin, this kind of person?!