Duke has plagued Azeroth, saved cowmen, pitted orcs, harmed demons, and was pitted by demons. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

In any case, the course of Azeroth's history has long since been changed beyond recognition.

Without the system sprite stats, Duke doesn't know what the resemblance of Azeroth has been over the past decade. Anyway, even if Kael'thas jumped out at this moment and said that he was not a prince, but a princess, and begged Kilgardan to take care of him, Duke would try to believe it.

The world has collapsed a lot, and it's not that bad.

Duke doesn't know why there is no part of the Prince of Arthas's massacre of Stratholme and the beginning of the spiritual degradation. But he remembered very well that Arthas's return from Northrend was the first time he led the Scourge to the main stage of Azeroth's history.

Duke suddenly became nervous, and he grabbed Illusia's arms hard: "Wait, you're talking about the triumph of the Prince of Arthas?"

Illusia's clear eyes widened and she looked at Duke with a slight bewilderment.

It's been ten years.

I have the impression that Duke is perfect.

Turn your hands into clouds and cover your hands for rain.

Talking and laughing, let the orc army of millions burn down.

To put it mildly, reverse the fate of the Barov family and let the ancient dragon Deathwing's Nessario ambush him.

I don't think there are many things that make Duke so nervous.

If Duke is like this, either Duke has been reduced to an ordinary person after not seeing him for ten years, or it means that this matter is very important.

Illusia, who had been staying in the Elwyn Forest territory for Duke, did not hesitate to identify the latter. After loading Dukla into the wagon, Illusia quickly reported the situation to Duke.

Unlike Renault's spitting and squeezing toothpaste-like exchange of information, this is an unreserved confession.

"It begins with the resurrection of Medivan and the prophetic warning to the nations......"

It sounds like history has returned to square one.

Medivan was finally resurrected by his omnipotent mother, who had just been resurrected and received a spiritual warning from the Spirit Wandering Void, although Medivan no longer had the kind of guardian mana that defied the sky, he was still a strong moon.

He first turned into a raven and flew to the kingdoms to warn the kings that a new conspiracy of the Burning Legion was about to be launched, and the only chance to escape the danger was to relocate the whole country and leave the Eastern Kingdom continent to the other side of the sea, and now the wild land of Kalimdor.

However, no king wanted to believe him, regardless of the fact that Medivan was brought in orcs to start the Battle of the Dark Gate. His resurrection from the dead alone was enough to make any king suspicious of him, let alone his exaggerated claims.

Relocation of the whole country?

What international jokes?

Is it easy to migrate to the million-dollar scale?

Didn't the Kingdom of Stormwind be beaten into a dog, and even the capital was pushed, who would flee across the sea by boat?

In a world where land is a lifeline, the kings scoff at Medivan's warnings.

The only one with a slight positive response was Stormwind Kingdom.

Anduin Lothar, who was on sick leave, warmly received his old friend, and after some conversation, Anduin was very sure that it was really an old friend who had come back to life.

This is definitely a great comfort for Lothar, who has no children and no daughters, after the death of her only old friend Ryan and the disappearance of her old friend Duke in the void.

Then, after hearing Medivan's words, Anduin summoned the regent Boval, and even brought Illusia, who had replaced Duke in the construction of the interior, and King Varian, who was almost an adult, to discuss.

In the end, he rejected Medivan's proposal.

First, it is difficult to leave his homeland, and second, Duke left behind a large number of followers before sending Illusia away from Karazhan.

After learning that his old friend had been prepared and was very confident in holding the country, Medivan did not insist any longer.

After informing all the kings, Medivan disappeared from the sight of the magnates of various countries.

Soon after, various crises ensued.

The first is the rebellion of the orcs. After ten years of recuperation, plus all these years, the country led by Lordaeron did not strictly abide by Duke's plan to deal with the orcs. How much did the orcs recover after all?

And because the orcs no longer take demonic blood, their temperament is not as violent as it was in the old Horde days. As a result, many sympathetic secretly connived and released the orcs, bringing the total number of orcs to 200,000 again.

Of course, this is the number of Illusia's statistics. The Lordaeron nobles who used orcs to fight all day long would only be foolish to see that the total number of orcs did not seem to be much.

The orcs have all gone into the wilderness, and of course there are not many in Lordaeron's jurisdiction.

Then came the rise of the Scourge Army, the most important of all.

As Duke knows in history, it was Kel'thugad who took refuge in the Lich King who spread the plague. It's just that because Xiao Ke was cheated by Duke back then, even if his strength is resurrected because he took the Lich King's car, his strength is no longer good, and he has become an out-and-out conspirator.

He spread the plague throughout the Eastern Kingdom continent, and only succeeded on the northern continent of Lordaeron.

It is not without attempts to poison the territory of the Stormwind Kingdom that his members of the Cult of the Damned have attempted to poison the territory of the Stormwind Kingdom.

It's a pity that a set of health and epidemic prevention systems made by the traverser and completely unknown to him make it easy for his people to show their original form. Following Duke's teachings, Illusia directly asked the people below to interrogate these human traitors who had defected to the Scourge Legion with the Holy Light.

The plague raged in Lordaeron as scheduled, and because of Duke's other hand, the whole of Stratholme was heavily defended, and as a result, no inhabitants were infected, and there was no slaughter of the city that it should have been.

It's just that fate seems to be taunting Duke.

Duke arranged everything ten years in advance, but was tricked by the fate of sneaking around and then going back to square one.

"What? Arthas burned down an orphanage, burning to death over a hundred plague-infected children inside?"

Duke was silent, this could not be said to be the pot of Arthas.

Alsace was a good young man who loved his people and believed in the Light.

It's a pity that he was favored by Naozu. Needless to say, Neozu was probably the same as in history, and was played to death by Kil'Gardan, leaving only one soul to stuff into the ice, and then promised to work for the Burning Legion.

Neozu didn't think that the treacherous Kil'Gardan would make good on his promise, knowing that once the mission was accomplished, he would lose his usefulness and be abandoned by the Burning Legion, so he was looking for a body of his choice, a victim who hovered between light and darkness, and who could escape from the confines of the Frost Throne if he could occupy it.

He had his sights set on Alsace Minethir, a noble prince. (To be continued.) )