Sure enough, just as the Horde Rebel Army breached Razor Hill Fortress and prepared to advance in full force toward Orgrimmar, the Horde's good neighbor, the Night Empire, also began to move. It was a sudden operation without any prior declaration. Boss Hu had truly mastered the essence of striking without declaring war.
The gates of the Night Elf Great Wall, where Ashenvale bordered The Barrens, suddenly opened. The Crusader Legion, somehow already mobilized and prepared, marched directly into The Barrens. After briefly making contact with the Tauren garrison at the Crossroads, they continued eastward, apparently intending to join up with the Horde Rebel Army as well.
According to the official statement later released by the Eternal Night Prime Minister Council, the Night Elves had played a little trick.
We didn't wage war without a declaration. We notified Thunder Bluff, and only entered after receiving official approval from Thunder Bluff. Thunder Bluff is part of the Horde's official government too, isn't it? So there was nothing wrong with it.
Oh, as for whether Thunder Bluff notified Orgrimmar, that was your own internal issue. We didn't care.
Bullshit! With the civil war in its current state, it would have been strange if Thunder Bluff had informed Orgrimmar.
Back to the point. The Crusader Legion that entered the territory did not teleport directly there, because there was a big treasure in the middle of the formation. This prototype weapon, still in its testing phase, needed all kinds of data gathered along the way.
The Giant Steel War Scorpion, an enlarged version of the Blackrock Syndicate's single-rider Steel War Scorpion.
And after further modifications by Mimiron, this new generation of steel construct had become an unmanned, fully automated war machine.
The Giant Steel War Scorpion was intended to fill the Empire's gap in