Twin Insectoids
After all the Incendiary Bomb were used up, all the dragons except Tarecgosa were thrown into the Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj, using their dragon breath to wipe out swarms of the insectoids. Combined with the influx of allied forces from outside, the ruins of the Titans were engulfed in flames.
After the last Incendiary Bomb landed, Zul'ra flew off Tarecgosa's back and looked down at the Allied forces that were rapidly spreading to every corner of the city, while Tarecgosa floated beside him.
Looking at the burning city, Zul'ra felt a strange sense of emotion. The Qiraji had existed for thousands of years with the support of the Old God, but at this moment, they were collapsing at the feet of the Allied Forces and disappearing.
Nothing in this world will never disappear. Even Horde and the world itself will collapse one day in the future. The telegram that said "everyone will die" doesn't seem to be frightening, but rather it describes a future. However, no one knows when this future will happen.
Just as Zul'ra stood in the void, facing the smoke and fire of Ahn'Qiraj, feeling a surge of emotions, she suddenly heard a whimpering sound beside her. Zul'ra turned her head and saw Tarecgosa watching her, her gaze frequently glancing downwards, urging her to go down.
"Let's go!" Zul'ra looked at Tarecgosa still retained her dragon form, and couldn't help but laugh, shaking off the sentiment in her heart. Although everything will eventually disappear, existence is its own justification, and everyone and everything has its own meaning. Doing your own thing is the most important thing.
Zul'ra drew his Snake Spear and descended directly from the sky into a swarm of insects. With a swing of his spear, Snake Spear automatically summoned atmospheric elements, and a powerful airflow swept through the area. Without needing to use stabbing or cutting techniques, he simply swung the spear horizontally and vertically, tearing the insectoids of all sizes to shreds.
Just as Zul'ra landed on the ground and wreaked havoc, Tarecgosa also landed in the air nearby and soared back and forth, raining down a storm of ice spikes on the dense swarm of insects to prevent them from trapping Zul'ra inside.
Too many, far too many. Zul'ra slaughtered his way through the city of Ahn'Qiraj, unleashing the Forest Sword. A bolt of silver lightning darted back and forth through the swarm, impaling gladiators, Anubisath, male-tailed scorpions, and gatherers in a chain. He then cleared out wasps and Stinger, but even so, the insectoids around him remained endless.
"How many of these guys are there?!" Zul'ra cleared away the Stinger from a clearing, sheathed the Forest Sword that had flown back, and looked at the insectoids swarming in from afar. He grinned slightly and charged outwards. Not only were there endless insectoids all around, but he couldn't even see any allied soldiers. Well, that was also related to the landing point he had chosen earlier.
Zul'ra landed in an area with few Allied soldiers in order to show off and avoid accidentally harming others when unleashing her ultimate attack. However, she didn't expect that after fighting for a long time, no Allied soldiers would come to join her. Now she has no choice but to go out and look for them.
After traversing several open areas and ruins, Zul'ra suddenly finally met up with a member of the Allied Forces. However, this member was neither Orcs, Shu'halo, nor Amani'lai, nor Kaldorei, nor a Goblins, human, or Dwarves, but a red-scaled dragonman who was wielding a halberd and pinning a huge black-shelled gladiator to the ground.
Besides the red-scaled dragonmen, Zul'ra also saw three or four dragon beasts that looked like lizards, but were covered in red scales, had sharp claws on their limbs, a ferocious head, and a sharp tail trailing behind them. After glancing at him, those creatures went to hunt down the insectoids.
The dragons have brought their Legion? Zul'ra stared at the dragon beasts running past her, her mind momentarily blank, but then she sensed something unusual. This meant that ending the war was far more difficult than she had imagined; the combined forces were simply not enough.
"Roar." The roar of Tarecgosa echoed from the sky. Zul'ra looked up at the Blue Dragonflight flying away, swung her spear and smashed an Anubisath Charge towards her into pieces, then leaped into the sky and followed.
Flying over ruins, Zul'ra noticed that in addition to the original smoke of war, green smoke was also rising from the city, and all sorts of strange insects began to appear. The insect people had not given up the war; they were making their final stand. Zul'ra drew the Forest Sword again and threw it out. A silver light darted through the swarm of insects, reaping the lives of the insect people with outstanding physiques along the way.
After slaughtering hundreds of exceptionally strong, strangely shaped insectoids that spewed green clouds of poisonous stingers, Zul'ra followed Tarecgosa to a magnificent building. The building resembled the White House in his previous life, only it was grayish-yellow. In the open space in front of the building, which resembled a plaza, the Allied forces and dragons were engaged in a chaotic battle with hordes of insectoids.
The center of the battlefield was on the steps in front of the palace, where two incredibly tall insectoids stood. Their bodies were almost humanoid, about the same height as the Felguard, and they had armor with orange and red stripes. One wielded a broadsword, and the other carried a short-handled scepter. Apart from some minor differences, they were almost like twins.
The twin-like insectoids fought with incredible ferocity, one wielding a massive sword while the other unleashed an energy blast from a scepter. Even with the help of some Shaman, Priest, and Witch Doctor, nearly a hundred Paladin and Warrior could only barely hold their own, and were frequently knocked away or killed.
The two insectoids were covered in incredibly hard shells; when their warhammers and battleaxes struck them, they only left white marks. The support mages tried to weaken them, but spells like Shadow Word, Chain Lightning, and Voodoo either completely negated them or only slightly slowed them down.
"For Kalimdor!" Zul'ra looked at the two conspicuous insectoids, and without thinking, roared and raised his Snake Spear, descending from the sky. His first move was a powerful cleaver aimed at the insectoid with the short-handled staff. When facing a mage and a warrior, the one with magic should be eliminated first, because mages always have desperate moves.
"Clang!" Although Zul'ra descended from the sky, the opponent reacted very quickly and parried in time. With a loud bang of metal clashing, the scepter in the insectoid's hand shattered, and at the same time, Zul'ra knocked a crack into its hard shoulder armor that could withstand warhammers.
"Vek'lor!" Facing Zul'ra descending from the sky, another sword-wielding insectoid in the distance, who had not been attacked, roared and then pushed Charge the enemy to charge at Zul'ra. Zul'ra quickly used the butt of his Snake Spear to push off the ground and jumped out of the opponent's attack range with a pole vault.
Zul'ra landed on the ground, raised her snake spear and twirled it, then looked at the sword-wielding insectoid who had rejoined its companions and whistled at it. The sword-wielding insectoid immediately became alert, while the scepter-wielding insectoid standing behind it was healing itself with magic. However, it was caught off guard by a silver light that pierced through the battlefield and struck its head with Thunderbolt speed.