Hu Feng and the Burning Legion temporarily reached a strange alliance—well, more accurately, they were in cahoots.
Thus, the various resistance forces across Outland suddenly discovered that the Burning Legion had far fewer demon troops. All they had to face were small and medium-sized demon forces emerging from the portals at nearby Demon Forge Camps, while the Fel Battleships that had once circled overhead had vanished without a trace.
Terokkar Forest, Shattrath City.
The naaru Adal was somewhat puzzled as well. Why had the Burning Legion suddenly withdrawn its fel fleet? Given those demons' nature, and with Kil'jaeden's projection personally present, there was no way the Legion should have retreated.
Could it have been because of Titan Sargeras? After killing the Old God, that Titan had gone aboard the Burning Legion's flagship. Who knew what he had discussed with Kil'jaeden?
However, Adal had no time to think about that now. Yrel had arrived in Shattrath City with the Draenei loyal to Velen, and Adal was busy clearing out an area for them while asking about their experiences in the World of Azeroth.
As for the Burning Legion, they had not retreated, of course. Their main fleet was advancing in grand force toward The Storm Peaks, heading straight for the naaru fleet docked there.
One wondered what expression Adal would have when he learned that the Tempest Keep fleet had been ambushed by demons.
Oh, right. Naaru had no expressions. They were glowing seven-piece puzzles...
Hellfire Peninsula, Night Empire Floating Island.
"So... you let Kil'jaeden the Deceiver take the Burning Legion and be the villain for you?" Turalyon looked at her lover with a conflicted expression.
Hu Feng nodded with an utterly innocent look. "That's right. How could such a righteous Titan as me do something as evil as stealing the