Orcs and Tauren are no match for Daelin's sailors; they are not accustomed to fighting on swaying ships.
In addition, the Sea's Sovereignty is a magical ship, controlled by Daelin, whose deck has become extremely greasy. Daelin Proficiency shakes off the annoying enemies on the deck by rocking the ship.
Orcs Tauren were teleported onto the deck, but they fell off within a minute or were killed by the sailors. In less than a quarter of an hour, thousands of Tauren and Orcs had perished.
Jaina remained unfazed, continuously teleporting Tauren and Orcs onto the ship. The Tauren Chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof's legs went weak, and the Rexxar brothers were also terrified. They boarded the ship again and again, only to fall off each time. The thrill and excitement left them weak all over.
Seeing that the elite Tauren had been almost entirely wiped out, Cairne Bloodhoof couldn't help but plead, "Jaina, we can't go on like this, we have to think of another way."
Jaina hardened her expression, her voice Frost: "For the sake of Azeroth, this is the price that must be paid. What, is this self-proclaimed brave Tauren afraid of death?"
Cairne, his blood boiling and eyes bloodshot, roared, "We Tauren are willing to Consecration everything for Azeroth, but we shouldn't die like this!"
Jaina's expression grew increasingly impatient. She snorted coldly, "I know you have difficulties, but to save Azeroth, the Tauren must overcome all obstacles. Cairne Bloodhoof, you should be braver. Trash has no right to save Azeroth."
The Tauren's deaths were not in vain; large groups of Orcs followed the Sea's Sovereignty, and when Tauren fell off, the Orcs cheered loudly and scrambled for their Tauren and blood.
Besides the Tauren, the fallen Orcs also did not escape being devoured by their own kind.
Cairne was nearly driven mad, but he had no choice but to continue gathering Tauren Warriors, forming suicide squads, and sending them wave after wave to the Sea's Sovereignty.
The battle on the Sea's Sovereignty continued relentlessly. As the ship advanced, countless Tauren and Orcs fell, leaving a vivid trail of blood on the ground.
Fortunately, the gluttonous Orcs accompanied them all the way, eating away all traces, even licking the bloodstains clean. For ordinary soldiers who were usually starving, this was a rare delicacy.
Jaina nodded in satisfaction.
"That's right. Even if sacrificing a thousand Tauren is enough to kill just one of Daelin's sailors, it's worth it. After all, Tauren are just lowly military rations. If they can be of some use before they die, then your lives haven't been in vain."
People always get tired. Under the overwhelming numbers of the Tauren and Orcs, Daelin's sailors finally suffered casualties. However, it was too late. Although the Sea's Sovereignty's speed was not fast, it was gradually approaching Orgrimmar.
Jaina ignored this. She would never risk her life for Azeroth or for Thrall Savior. What a foolish thing to do! Only when forced into a desperate situation, like the Tauren Chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof, would she make such a helpless choice.
With Aegwynn the Guardian around, she would never allow the Sea's Sovereignty to destroy Orgrimmar, so why should Jaina worry?
At this moment, Aegwynn was also hesitant. She sensed that the Sea's Sovereignty had no ambush, and that she could easily destroy the magical ship if she were willing to take action.
However, Queen Azshara was lurking in the shadows, Scourge was clearly helping the Kul Tiras. Aegwynn's eyes darted around, and she decided not to take the risk. She was thinking about Jaina's weaknesses and soon came up with an idea.
Nearby, Kalecgos was watching this spectacle. The clever Kalecgos knew very well that the Guardian Aegwynn's identity was extraordinary. If he could get close to this powerful figure, he would be happy to abandon Jaina. Kalecgos's eyes darted around as he pondered how to please Aegwynn.
"Kalecgos, I've long heard that you are a rising star of the Blue Dragonflight, and that the future of the Blue Dragonflight rests on your shoulders. Now that I've met you, you are indeed extraordinary and unlike anyone else!"
Aegwynn revealed a charming smile. Although she was not young, she still had a delicate face and a clear, youthful voice.
Kalecgos's heart skipped a beat upon hearing this, and his mind raced with thoughts. He humbly replied, "You're too kind, Guardian. I'm still young, only recently come of age, and I still need to learn and gain experience."
Aegwynn maintained her smile and said earnestly:
"The Blue Dragonflight, blessed by the Titans, has always considered it their duty to protect Azeroth. Whenever Azeroth faces danger, they always step in without hesitation. Now, the Evil Kul Tiras are plotting to destroy Azeroth. Brave Kalecgos, you will not stand idly by."
Kalecgos's face darkened upon hearing this, and all his enchanting illusions vanished instantly. He felt bitter inside, thinking to himself that he was only there to help, and had no obligation to fight on the front lines.
Aegwynn's face suddenly turned Frost: "Kalecgos, what are you hesitating about? Or do you want to destroy Azeroth? You've disappointed me greatly."
"I'm such a wretched dragon."
Kalecgos wanted to slap himself; he should have known better than to get involved. Helpless, Kalecgos could only transform into his Dragon form and grit his teeth as he flew toward the Sea's Sovereignty.
A dark mass of Orcs on the ground all looked up at Kalecgos, their eyes glowing red and drool dripping from their mouths, waiting for a dragon meat feast.
Even Thrall took it seriously and ordered, "Eitrigg, once that dragon falls, bring it to my table immediately. What right do lowly Orcs soldiers have to eat dragon meat?"
Eitrigg hurriedly flattered, "Great Savior, I've heard that Dragonkin are incredibly resilient. They shouldn't die from falling. You'll soon have live dragon meat to eat."
Kalecgos dared not approach the Sea's Sovereignty, observing from a distance beyond the range of its guns and cannons. He only wanted to deal with the situation casually, spewing a breath of Dragon's Breath and fleeing immediately.
Why would Aegwynn send this piece of trash?
Daelin was puzzled, after all, the Blue Dragonflight was small, and Kalecgos often traveled around Azeroth, so Daelin naturally recognized this Blue Dragonflight.
"Perhaps this is a conspiracy?" Daelin was worried that this Blue Dragonflight was another Dragon in disguise. If she was careless and let out a Dragon's Breath, the consequences would be unimaginable. Daelin had not forgotten her eldest son, Derek Proudmoore, who died at the hands of the Red Whelp.
Daelin drew his sidearm, a precious magical weapon with a range far exceeding that of ordinary guns, and fired a shot at Kalecgos.
Bang!
A large hole appeared in Kalecgos's left wing, and he immediately fell like a spinning top. Fortunately, adult Dragons are resilient, and amidst the mournful cries of the Orcs, Kalecgos rallied, barely managed to spread his wings, and glided towards the ocean, disappearing into the distance.
"What a pity. I Consecration everything to save Azeroth, and I can't even get to eat a Blue Dragonflight?" Thrall shook his head regretfully, the live dragon meat that was almost in his mouth just flew away.
Eitrigg hurriedly advised, "Great Savior, when the time is right, even Malygos, the Aspect of the Blue, will be delivered to you."
Thrall wiped the drool from his mouth, his gaze suddenly clearing, and he sneered, "Aegwynn's methods are clever. Jaina thinks she's shrewd, but she's just a little girl. I bet she's had feelings for this Blue Dragonflight for a while now. A little girl in love is easily fooled."
Sure enough, Daelin severely wounded Kalecgos with a single shot. Jaina was furious. She couldn't say whether she liked Kalecgos.
Jaina teleported directly to the skies above the Sea's Sovereignty, glaring angrily at her father.