The Tidesages are a mysterious group of people, an integral part of Kul Tiras's maritime culture. Their fleet is the cornerstone of Kul Tiras's strength, and the Tidesages can hear the voice of the sea, ensuring the fleet's smooth voyage.
The Tidesages gained more knowledge and power by listening to the whispers of the sea, but they did not always hear the right whispers. The whispers of the sea, like the ocean itself, are ever-changing, sometimes cold and harsh, sometimes cruel and merciless, and sometimes warm and gentle.
This has filled the civilization of the Tidesages with mystery, even causing the most powerful Tidesages Lord Stormsong, to have doubts, and even to believe that the whispers of the sea came from the Old Gods.
Of course, this is merely a misunderstanding arising from a lack of understanding of power. Robbie's understanding of magic is sufficient to explain the whispers of the ocean. Azeroth is a magical world, and the tides and ocean currents have developed sentience under the long-term influence of magic, just like Spirit Beasts.
The Tidesages heard the voice of the sea, which came from the will of the sea itself, not from Old Gods. It was just that the will of the sea was immature, changeable, and unpredictable.
Although the principles were not fully understood, the Tidesages, through long-term research, mastered the laws of the ocean and were able to harness its powerful forces. Lord Stormsong was one of the best among them.
Lord Stormsong stood at the bow of the flagship, guiding the Tidesages to communicate with the power of the sea. Daelin's fleet retreated little by little, yet the sea remained unusually calm.
Above Daelin's fleet, in the clouds, former Guardian Aegwynn had been silently observing the fleet. The information that Aishifan had revealed to Jaina made Aegwynn hesitant to make a move.
How will the Kul Tiras confront Aegwynn? Will it be Queen Azshara, the Light of Light, or Arthas Lich King? These are all opponents that Aegwynn must treat with utmost care.
Although Aegwynn had lived for hundreds of years, she knew nothing about the Tidesages, so she didn't take it seriously when Lord Stormsong led a group of Tidesages to cast a spell.
The sea appears calm on the surface, but beneath lies a turbulent undercurrent. The Tidesages summon their familiar wills, and these immense wills converge, causing countless tides and currents to coalesce, like a fist gradually tightening.
Lord Stormsong closed his eyes, channeling the power of the ocean into a unified force. Once the spell was complete, he abruptly opened his eyes and, under the influence of the ocean's power, slowly rose into the air.
"When the Dark Portal opened, I heard the wrath of the ocean for the first time. The Orcs' crimes have spread throughout Azeroth, causing countless deaths. The ocean's wrath is growing stronger. O sea, unleash your fury and destroy the Evil city before you."
Aegwynn's expression changed drastically. She felt an unparalleled and terrifying power, and her own strength was so insignificant in the face of this overwhelming force. Her mind raced, Aegwynn quickly came up with a plan. She immediately opened Portal and forcibly captured an immortal being.
The ocean's fury erupted, forming a massive wave that surged towards the clouds. Aegwynn was terrified and quickly flew upwards. The massive wave stopped as it approached the clouds, forming a terrifying face with clear features, looking down at Orgrimmar not far away.
The failure to lure Daelin's fleet ashore greatly troubled Rokhan, who was pondering his next move when the colossal waves astonished him. He stared blankly at the spectacle before him, the towering waves, their clear forms emanating a majestic voice:
"The sea, a place to vent, to unleash fury."
A colossal wave crashed down, the seawater pouring towards Orgrimmar.
"It's all over!" Rokhan closed his eyes, recalling his life in that brief moment, and realized he had accomplished nothing.
Terrifying seawater descended from the sky, crashing into Orgrimmar with devastating force. Buildings collapsed like building blocks, the entire city was instantly destroyed, and countless Orcs perished.
Giant waves surged, and the arid Durotar instantly became a vast ocean.
Robbie stared in horror at the destruction of Orgrimmar. Although he had guessed the Tidesages's plan, he had not expected its power to be so astonishing.
Of course, Orgrimmar will not be destroyed just like that. History cannot be changed, and Thrall will not die in this battle.
Robbie looked up, already knowing that Aegwynn was hiding above him.
At this moment, Aegwynn completed the forced teleportation. The Bronze Dragonflight Nozdormu opened his drowsy eyes, annoyed at being forcibly teleported, but upon seeing the former Guardian Aegwynn, he immediately adopted a fawning expression:
"Great Guardian, what can I do for you?"
Aegwynn's expression was exceptionally serious, her beautiful eyes flashing as she pointed to the surging waves below and said, "Nozdormu, quickly use the Time Hourglass to turn back time to the previous moment."
Nozdormu looked down as Aegwynn pointed, quickly understood everything, and looked puzzled.
"The great Guardian, Aman'Thul left behind five Time Hourglass, and now only one remains. The destruction of Orgrimmar doesn't matter, since the Orcs have an extremely high reproductive rate."
"There's no time!" Aegwynn stomped her foot angrily, threatening.
"Nozdormu, do you dare disobey my orders? Do you want to destroy Azeroth? Aren't you afraid I'll skin you alive?"
Nozdormu, with a bitter expression, could only take out a golden Hourglass, clutching it as if it were his own life, and turn it upside down in despair, muttering resentfully:
"What's the point of turning back time? If the Tidesages come back again, what will you have to fight them with? In the end, Orgrimmar will be destroyed again, Thrall will die again."
"Don't worry, I already have a solution. Your Hourglass won't be wasted." Aegwynn used Forced Teleportation again, this time targeting the Throne of the Tides.
In the Throne of the Tides, Neptulon, the water Elemental Lords, teased his pet giant squid, Ozumat, and said to the Water Elemental who was respectfully serving him beside him:
"Xiao Shuihua, one day I will break free from the shackles of the Elemental Lords, escape the cage of Azeroth, and explore countless wonders in the universe. When that day comes, I will pass the position of Water Elemental Lords to you."
The Water Elemental named Xiao Shuihua had a tiny figure and said in a childish voice, "Lord, I am just a low-level Water Elemental. The Throne of the Tides has countless powerful Water Elemental predecessors, and they will not obey my commands."
Neptulon: "Don't worry, I'll leave Ozumat to you. After that Water Elemental rebels, you can order Ozumat to Corruption him."
Just then, Neptulon sensed Aegwynn's summoning power, which included not only him, the Elemental Lords, but also a vast Legion of Water Elementals.
Neptulon hesitated for a moment, knowing he couldn't refuse the Guardian's summons, and tossed the giant squid Ozumat to Xiao Shuihua: "Xiao Shuihua, you and Ozumat stay at the Throne of the Tides, I'll be right back."
Just as Xiao Shuihua was about to ask something, a powerful teleportation force took away Neptulon and countless Water Elementals from the Throne of the Tides.
When the Time Hourglass turned upside down, time quickly reversed, the surging waves receded, and the destroyed buildings of Orgrimmar were completely intact. All the Orcs who had died in the waves came back to life.
The larger the area affected by the Time Hourglass, the more power the Dragon Aspects consumed. Nozdormu's face aged instantly, and his body swayed precariously.