Under the influence of powerful magic, Jaina, floating in the air, had her hair flying wildly and her eyes flashing like Lightning. She unleashed her various signature spells while letting out a low, angry roar:
"Father, you have destroyed not only Orgrimmar, but also my hope. You should understand that without the Orcs' protection, no one will allow Theramore to exist."
Daelin swiftly swung her arms, unleashing streaks of sword light towards Jaina, mingling with the constant roar of gunfire. Daelin cautiously faced the most important battle of her life, while also not forgetting her responsibilities as a father:
"Jaina, too many people have paid the price for your ambition. Of course, from your own perspective, these sacrifices are all worthwhile. But you made a mistake. I know those beasts and Demons better than you do. Thrall and the Burning Legion are just using you. Once you're no longer of value, they'll tear you apart and eat you, then falsely accuse you of destroying Azeroth."
Daelin's words touched Jaina's heart; this was precisely what she feared most, causing her to suffer day and night. Her mind in turmoil, her magic repeatedly faltered. Daelin, instead of pressing her advantage, slowed her attacks and, in a low voice, persuaded her:
"Jaina, you must understand that the destruction of Orgrimmar will benefit you the most. This world is inherently based on mutual exploitation. The Orcs disappointed Aegwynn, and you have become their only option, allowing them to reap all the benefits."
"Ha ha!" Jaina let out a piercing laugh.
"Father, you simply don't understand. Only the noble Orcs can become the Saviors of Azeroth. They are the chosen race. To feed the Orcs, the Blue Dragonflight were almost Orcs out. Do you think they wanted to do this? They simply had no other choice."
Boom!
A gigantic Water Elemental appeared on the deck of the Sea's Sovereignty, and the sailors were attacked by the Water Elemental, falling off the ship one after another.
Daelin remained unfazed. All the cannons on the ship were aimed at the Water Elemental, and after a volley of fire, the Water Elemental vanished.
Jaina wielded fire in her left hand and Frost in her right, alternating between the two magics as she relentlessly bombarded her father.
"Just like this Water Elemental, do you think it really wants to serve me? It just had no other choice. Father, let go. I think you should understand in your heart that my choice is the right one. There is no fairness or Justice in this world, only power and oppression. You just didn't stand in my position, or rather, you didn't have my good opportunity."
Daelin took a deep breath, knowing she couldn't persuade Jaina.
But Jaina was equally helpless against the Sea's Sovereignty; Orgrimmar was very close, and buildings came into clear view of them.
"A war base established by the Burning Legion, a Legion in the side of our world." Daelin smiled with relief.
"She shouldn't be left in this world."
Jaina gritted her teeth. Although she had done her best, she could not break through the defenses of the Sea's Sovereignty. After Daelin merged with the Sea's Sovereignty, his strength was terrifying.
Aegwynn, watching from afar, was extremely worried. The power of the Sea's Sovereignty was beyond his imagination. After observing the ship without success, Aegwynn turned his gaze to Murozond, who was not far away.
Murozond kept a close watch on Aegwynn, ready to prevent her from participating in the battle of the Sea's Sovereignty, although Aegwynn did not take Murozond seriously.
"You should know the history of this ship, right?" Aegwynn asked.
Murozond didn't answer. The Guardian Aegwynn's methods were extraordinary; she might very well trick her into revealing the truth. Aegwynn closed her eyes briefly, then opened them again after a short while, smiling with satisfaction:
"I see, Jaina, obey my command."
Aegwynn immediately sent a Jaina message to Jaina, who understood immediately. Her brows relaxed, and she stared at her father, saying, "So the Sea's Sovereignty were made from the trunk of the Vordrassil tree."
Daelin was completely shocked; Jaina actually knew the origin of this ship.
The World Tree, Vordrassil, grew in Grizzly Hills, Northrend. Because its roots grew too deep, it was corrupted by the Old Gods Yogg-Saron, causing the Old Gods's power to leak out. The Night Elf Druids, fearing that the tree would cause great harm, destroyed it.
During the Second War, Daelin's eldest son, Rick Proudmoore, was killed in an attack by Red Dragon. In her grief, Daelin searched far and wide for materials to build a new ship, hoping to withstand the Dragonkin's attacks.
In Grizzly Hills, Daelin discovered a section of a tree trunk from Vordrassil, which contained powerful magic, and thus built the Sea's Sovereignty.
Jaina looked at her father triumphantly. "Father, I now know the Sea's Sovereignty's weakness. You've always been cautious, trying to avoid spilling blood on the deck, which is why you used rocking to shake off the Orcs and Tauren. Blood would corrupt it, and this ship is mine now."
"How did you find out?" Daelin asked, her face pale.
Jaina did not answer, but instead opened her arms and roared, "Warriors of the Horde, for Azeroth, bravely Consecration your lives!"
Countless Orcs, Tauren, Trolls, and other creatures were teleported above the Sea's Sovereignty, then fell onto the deck in a chaotic mess, turning into a bloody pulp.
Despite Daelin's efforts to maneuver the boat and dodge, she was unable to completely avoid the barrage of Horde soldiers falling like raindrops.
Thousands of Horde soldiers had been killed, and the deck was already stained red with blood. The sailors scattered in all directions, unable to clear the Corpses from the deck. Suddenly, a deep, angry roar rang out.
The Sea's Sovereignty seemed to come alive; a huge mouth full of sharp teeth appeared on the deck, with tentacles extending out to grab the corpses and feed them into its maw.
The sailors were terrified and trembling with fear, but thankfully the ship didn't eat people.
Vordrassil had long been Corruption by the Old Gods, and the blood had stirred up the hidden power of the Old Gods within, unleashing their ferocity. Daelin found herself unable to control the Sea's Sovereignty.
"Enjoy a hearty meal, Sea's Sovereignty! Let flesh and blood satisfy your appetite, warriors of the Horde! For Azeroth, for the great Savior Thrall, bravely face death!"
Jaina teleported in more Horde soldiers, who fell one after another into the blood-soaked maw. After devouring enough Horde soldiers, the Sea's Sovereignty visibly burped, and an Evil eye appeared on the deck, like a venomous snake, scrutinizing Jaina.
"Just a little bit more. One Horde tribesman and this ship will be completely free from Daelin's control." Jaina suddenly realized that her teleportation spells were no longer working under the gaze of that strange eye.
"Could it be that teleportation is disabled?" Jaina frowned and hurriedly asked Aegwynn for help.
Aegwynn's voice echoed in Jaina's ears, "Jaina, you are my proudest student. Countless Orcs have sacrificed their precious lives for Azeroth. The moment of true testing for you has arrived. For Azeroth, you know what to do."
"I refuse!"
Jaina stared at the gaping maw filled with sharp teeth, her face turning pale with fright.
Aegwynn refused to give up. "Jaina, it's too late. Darkgrimmar is right in front of us. Imagine those adorable Orcs children. They can tear apart adult humans at the age of three. What a lovely and kind race they are. How can you bear not to save them?"