The Expanding World (Part Two)

In Theramore and Quel'Thalas, wave after wave of tsunamis and localized earthquakes also struck these two coastal regions in turn.

The damage they suffered was not particularly severe, but the mages on both sides were utterly exhausted, their mana completely drained by their massive runestone magic defense systems.

These runestones had been placed along the harbor docks and coastlines, forming an unbroken wall of arcane energy that firmly protected the inland areas from the tsunamis.

There were drawbacks as well. The mages had to continuously channel mana to keep the entire defense system functioning properly.

As for the harbor docks that had been instantly torn into ruins by the sudden tsunamis, along with the ships moored there, there was nothing to be done. They could only accept their losses.

Still, these two coastal regions could count themselves lucky, because others had it worse.

Durotar.

The Orc brothers stared at Thunder Ridge, now completely submerged beneath seawater, and felt like crying without tears.

"Look! Thunder Lizards! Their corpses are floating up! Hahaha, we can fish them out and roast them."

One carefree Orc brother pointed down at Thunder Ridge, where several drowned Thunder Lizards were currently floating on the water.

The entire region of Durotar had effectively been cut in half by the tsunami. The surging seawater had swept westward all the way to the Great Barrens, which was now also severely affected. The entire Horde was busy fighting floods and carrying out disaster relief.

Orgrimmar's harbor docks in particular had completely vanished, leaving only a vast expanse of debris drifting across the sea.

In Orgrimmar, the Bilgewater Cartel's bank was packed with people. The Goblins had no time to calculate their company's losses, as agitated merchants and captains clamored for insurance payouts.

The Goblins hated Deathwing to the bone. If