Light Tactics: A Surprise Force Across Two Worlds

The Dark Portal had been detonated from the Azeroth side.

It seemed the demons still had some brains. They knew sending spies to Draenor, bathed in the light of the "sun," was never going to work. The moment they landed, they would probably get the full Solar Fist combo, with an extra drumstick thrown in.

But on the other side of the Dark Portal stood Northshire Abbey. The guardian Naaru Vorolos and the elite crusaders were stationed there, while a group of green dragons had built their nests where the World Tree seed had sprouted.

Its defenses might not have compared to Draenor, personally watched over by the blazing sun of the Holy Light, but ordinary demons could never have infiltrated it at will.

Now, the Dark Portal had been destroyed without warning. This all but confirmed that the demons had used one of their "gold-medal infiltrators" on Azeroth.

Ah, demon traitors were a common and difficult problem throughout the material cosmos. If even the Army of the Light could not avoid being infiltrated, then such an oversight occurring on Azeroth was understandable.

Northshire Abbey was also the most famous Holy Land on the Eastern Continent. Pilgrims gathered there every day, and it was said their lines stretched all the way to Goldshire.

With so many people, even the Naaru could not inspect them one by one.

At Northshire Abbey, Llane Wrynn, southern guardian of the Strom'kar Empire, Grand Duke of Stormwind, and Imperial Chancellor, stared grimly at the smoking wreckage of the Dark Portal.

The portal had not merely been blown apart. The entire valley containing the Dark Portal had collapsed, even causing fissures in Echo Mountain's mines.

The miners had nearly been buried alive. Had the guardian Naaru Vorolos not shielded the main body of the abbey with