49: Azeroth's War Years-Azshara's Great Crisis

Azeroth's War Years: Azshara's Great Crisis!

Azeroth—the Legion Invasion was nearing its second stage.

While the Burning Legion fleet maintained its elusive bombardments across battlefields everywhere, and large demon forces ran rampant through regions harassed by the undead and Naga, nearly all high-ranking commanders realized that The Conqueror, Kil'jaeden, was about to formally enter the war.

The appearance of demons meant that the only remaining Greater Demon monarch had finished deploying its forces. At any moment, it could choose a weak point in the defenses and launch a Waaagh of destruction against Azeroth.

This sign left the Saviors deeply worried.

Dealing with the undead and Naga was already putting them under immense pressure. Once the demons joined in, the front lines they were barely maintaining would likely collapse at once.

For now, the struggle between the Destroyers and Defenders was evenly matched. The undead and Naga had an overwhelming numerical advantage, but to be fair, their high-end strength fell short of the Salvation Army's. Thus, despite their relentless raids, they could only seize non-strategic regions and lacked the power to breach heavily defended lines and fortresses guarded by powerful warriors.

For example, in the Strom'kar Empire's fortified cities, the elves' heavily garrisoned forces in Feralas and Ashenvale, and civilization's core regions such as Zandalar's main island, Legion servant armies were slaughtered as quickly as they arrived.

The Saviors had urgently deployed "anti-air systems" from Ulduar throughout these regions, making it difficult for Kil'jaeden's raiding fleet to achieve any results there.

Thus, after several attempts, those demon servant armies abandoned the idea of a direct assault.

They began spreading into broader regions with weaker defenses, claiming territory and supplying the demon warlocks who had entered the world ahead of them with enough materials for countless fel-forging camps to rise across the