"With the help of someone unknown, Sylvanas gained a powerful Fel Body, greatly increasing her strength. With the help of the Pit Lord Mannoroth, she gained control of the Iron Horde."
"The Orcs of the Iron Horde drank the Blood of Mannoroth, and their leader Grom Hellscream defected to Sylvanas."
Sylvanas destroyed the Argent Crusade, and Tirion Fordring was killed and eaten by Eitrigg.
"Sylvanas killed Lor'themar Theron, the Regent of Silvermoon City, Blood Elves drank Sylvanas's blood, becoming Fel Elves."
"The Forsaken and the Fel Elves have joined forces to attack Zul'Aman."
One amazing message after another came in, leaving Robbie feeling overwhelmed.
In particular, Sylvanas achieved Fel Body, possessing a more perfect figure and appearance than in her previous life, and quickly became the object of everyone's admiration.
Goblins, Gnomes, Kobolds, and others risked their lives to travel to Zul'Aman, just to witness the Dark Lady's unparalleled beauty.
Sylvanas not only did not resist, but actually enjoyed it.
Sylvanas's portraits, photo books, dolls, and other items quickly became popular Azeroth.
The art book sold out immediately upon release, and the life-size dolls were extremely rare and highly sought after, causing the Dark Lady's popularity to soar.
She quickly surpassed Azeroth's former top idol actress, Agna, the wife of Savior Thrall, who was famous throughout Azeroth for her Glory Set.
The Dark Lady's beauty and figure are mesmerizing, and the Goblins of Booty Bay plan to tear down the giant Goblin statue and replace it with a statue of Sylvanas.
Even in the Kingdom of Stormwind, many fans have emerged calling for the removal of the statue of Ranger Captain Alleria Windrunner in Valley of Heroes and its replacement with Sylvanas's face.
Robbie, disregarding the ongoing war between the Undead Tauren and the Orcs of Orgrimmar, had to devise a new strategy.
Sylvanas's alliance with the Iron Horde is definitely not a good thing, and Kingdom of Stormwind must be prepared and take precautions.
"The Dark Portal."
Kel'Thuzad made the following suggestion:
"The key lies in the Dark Portal. Although the raid on the Dark Portal successfully prevented the Iron Horde's invasion, the Dark Portal still exists. With the Burning Legion's technology, reopening the Dark Portal wouldn't be difficult."
If the Iron Horde wants to attack Azeroth, the mages' teleportation portals are far from enough; they will have to go through the Dark Portal.
By severing the Dark Portal and seizing the key element, the Iron Horde will no longer be a problem.
Under the leadership of the Black Dragon Princess, the Kingdom of Stormwind's army marched in a grand procession to the Blasted Lands, transporting a large amount of building materials. The Defias Brotherhood also dispatched a large number of stonemasons.
The Black Dragon Princess plans to rebuild Nethergarde Keep and take control of the Dark Portal.
After the Iron Horde opened the Dark Portal, the once-renowned Alliance stronghold of Nethergarde Keep finally fell to the Iron Horde's army.
Controlling the Dark Portal is no easy task; if something goes wrong, the tragedy of Outland could easily repeat itself.
Eight years after the Dark Portal, Ner'zhul returned to the Black Temple, attempting to find Spatial Rift into other worlds.
Due to improper handling, the energy of the Twisting Nether tore apart the entire Draenor, causing the planet to disintegrate and collapse, leaving only a large floating continent, which later became known as the Outland.
If Khadgar hadn't closed the Dark Portal in time, it might have even affected the Azeroth.
Fortunately, Robbie possessed the Book of Medivh, which contained the blueprints for building the Dark Portal, the incantation to summon Dark Portal, and so on. Kel'Thuzad was far more capable than Medivh and was well-positioned to control the Dark Portal.
The Alliance army wiped out the Horde and Demons of the Blasted Lands and began construction again near the Dark Portal.
With the cooperation of mages from Dalaran and under the supervision of the Black Dragon Princess, the project proceeded very smoothly.
Zul'Aman.
Hidden beneath the dense black forest, one can vaguely see towering city walls and terrifying skull statues. This ancient Troll Empire, having endured countless wars, still stands stubbornly on the land.
Outside the gates of Zul'Aman, the army of the Forsaken stood ready.
Huge hordes of Ghouls covered the ground, towering Abominations stood in neat squares, well-equipped Undead knights and a considerable number of Undead Mage were ready for battle, and countless Gargoyles blotted out the sky.
Behind the army of the Forsaken came the Fel Elves of Silvermoon City.
Having gained the power of Fel and rid themselves of their Mana Addiction, Silvermoon City's overall strength greatly increased, and the proud Elves believed they had won back their dignity.
Upon witnessing Sylvanas's Undead army, Archmage Rommath and Ranger-General Halduron realized that even without the ability to control Fel, the Fel Elves were still not on the same level as the Forsaken.
Not to mention the Iron Horde of Draenor, a powerful army that requires the Alliance and the Horde to unite to fight against.
Sylvanas wore a black, tight-fitting robe, making every effort to show off her slender and beautiful figure.
A large Goblins, Gnomes, Kobolds, and others gathered around Sylvanas, drooling as they held up cameras invented by the Draenor of Draenei, recording the Dark Lady's every smile and frown.
Sylvanas was very cooperative, striking various poses, clearly enjoying the feeling of being admired.
Almost half an hour later, Sylvanas waved her hand, signaling the Royal Guards to disperse the enthusiastic paparazzi.
"Begin the attack," Sylvanas commanded calmly.
High Archmage Antonidas bowed slightly, then waved his hand. The first to appear was the Undead carrying a Plague sprayer, who sprayed green Plague into the sky and onto the ground.
Archmage Rommath felt a chill run down his spine. Zul'Aman, ravaged by Plague, would only Forsaken.
He then realized that Sylvanas still didn't trust Silvermoon City, even though the Blood Elves had embraced Fel.
The Plague caused large areas of trees to wither and lose their leaves.
Sylvanas said calmly, "The Amani Tribe are Forest Trolls. Once they lose their forests, they are like tigers without claws. What can a bunch of pathetic Trolls use to fight me?"
Archmage Rommath lowered his head and remained silent, not daring to defy the Dark Lady's will.
As the Undead advanced, the green Plague spread rapidly across the ground, soon reaching the city walls.
It's important to know that Forest Trolls are adept at using vegetation; not only are they inevitably covered in moss, but they can also use moss to reinforce their walls.
Unfortunately, in the face of the Plague, all the moss turned to ashes, and the city walls were on the verge of collapse.
Without the cover of trees, the faces of a group of the Amani Tribe Warriors were revealed on the city wall, watching in horror as the Plague spread.
They dared not touch the Plague, Plague power could easily destroy the moss covering the Forest Trolls' bodies.
Amani Warriors threw javelins, targeting the Undead apothecary who was spraying Plague.
High Archmage Antonidas waved his hand, and the Undead withdrew. In his place came Catapult Forsaken's Catapults, which hurled rotting corpses, large stones, and of course, barrels of Plague.
After a barrage of bombardment, the crumbling city wall, having lost its support, finally collapsed.
A green Plague covered the entire city wall and slowly spread into the interior of Zul'Aman.
Faced with the terrifying Plague, the warriors of the Amani Tribe trembled with fear, their morale plummeted, and they had no choice but to withdraw from the defensive lines in the city wall area.
"The Forsaken need no prisoners. We do not accept the surrender of the Amani Tribe. Slaughter them all."
Sylvanas gave the order.