Translocation Rupture Laser Emitter
After the discussion until midnight, the major commanders dispersed. Early the next morning, various orders began to be issued layer by layer. The first thing to move was the logistics. After the latest batch of arms that were urgently transmitted to the Watch Fortress arrived, the goblins loaded it and transported it through the Dark Portal and distributed it to the human infantry below. ♨♜ Opaw 💝♔
Of the Alliance's more than 60,000 troops, the number of musketeers has now exceeded 20,000. Each of these men is allocated ten to twenty magic iron bullets or enchanted ordinary bullets. Under the cover of the infantry, they will join forces with the Dwarves mortarmen to launch a frontal assault on the demons in battle.
The Horde is not currently armed with firearms on a large scale, but instead uses grenades. With the counter-offensive plan about to be implemented, 20,000 grenades were transported to the front line and distributed to 2,000 Amani guards at a rate of ten grenades per person. Thanks to Zul'ra's nearly ten-year policy of correcting body shape, the Amani Trolls are the tallest among the Trolls participating in the war, and the Amani guards wielding shields are the best grenadiers.
Along with the munitions, the latest food biscuits were also delivered by airships. These biscuits were the size of Almond Coin, hence the name. Each box contained fifty biscuits, enough to feed an adult for two to three days. Goblins, Gnomes, and Sin'dorei could eat for even longer. Eighty thousand boxes of almond biscuits were stockpiled at the Legion's front lines, ready to be deployed. Once the fighting started, there would be no need for cooking.
As logistical activities commenced, the army was also mobilized. Because the great war began so suddenly, the Alliance, the Horde, and a host of intermediate forces were all organized in disarray. However, such disarray was clearly unsuitable for subsequent objective allocation and combat operations.
Divided by the flat road extending from the Stairway of Fate of the Dark Portal, the Horde, Argent Dawn, and Cenarion Expedition forces were positioned on the right, while the Ironforge, Kul Tiras, Stormwind, Theramore, and Goblins forces were positioned on the left. Although the forces on both sides were concentrated separately, they were still combined to prevent the Legion from breaking through.
Although the war started unexpectedly, after ten days of fighting, the Allied forces had already split up, so it was not difficult to concentrate and mobilize the troops. The Legion had not made any moves in the past few days, with cannon fodder such as Imps and Felhounds on the front line trying to waste bullets.
In just one day, the Allied Forces completed their logistics and personnel mobilization. Meanwhile, the Goblins machines were officially debugged by noon. Tirion led the Paladin to provide tight protection. The mysterious weapon from Kul Tiras also made its appearance in the evening. Jaina and the curious Zul'ra were responsible for welcoming them.
"Is this your secret weapon?" Zul'ra stared at Jaina as something flew in from the horizon. What he saw was a warship, with four wooden masts and four decks of guns, suspended in the air by waves and colorful lights.
"The Sea Sovereignty belongs to my father." Facing Zul'ra's gaze, Jaina scratched her cheek with her index finger somewhat awkwardly. In fact, she did not object to building such a warship, but she couldn't show it in front of Zul'ra.
"It seems Proudmoore is preparing for a decisive battle with us." Zul'ra looked at Jaina, who resembled a delicate white flower, and couldn't help but purse her lips. Although Jaina had always maintained her friendliness towards the Horde, she was ultimately a member of the Alliance.
"Zul'ra, we..." Jaina tried to explain as she listened to Zul'ra's words, but was interrupted before she could speak.
"Forget it, Jaina, let's not talk about this anymore. If your father doesn't change his mind, then a war between us is probably inevitable in the future." Zul'ra shook her head, not letting Jaina continue explaining. Any explanation would be futile. Daelin didn't let go of his hatred for the Horde, he would provoke a war sooner or later.
"Go see your father first and have a good talk with him. Hopefully, he won't do anything foolish in this war. No matter what, we'll be friends," Zul'ra said again before Jaina could speak. He had no reason to blame her; it was simply a matter of each serving their own master.
"Okay, I'll head over there then." Seeing Zul'ra's indifferent yet distant demeanor, Jaina felt a pang of emotion. She nodded slightly and then activated a teleportation spell, arriving directly on the deck of the Sea Sovereignty to speak with her elderly father, who was standing at the bow.
Zul'ra watched Jaina leave, then turned her gaze back to the Sea Sovereignty she had mentioned, using her Far Sight spell to survey the massive battleship. She saw that it was armed with over 120 cannons on both sides of the ship. Putting aside the quality of these cannons, the sheer density of their firepower was enough to make it virtually unmatched on the sea.
"I wonder how powerful it will be in actual combat!" Zul'ra pondered after withdrawing his gaze. Having experienced facing Naxxramas, he was no longer particularly afraid of this flying behemoth, but he still had to be somewhat wary.
The fact that the Kul Tiras exposed their warship at this time, instead of as a surprise during battle, shows that they themselves had little idea of the warship's power, and therefore wanted to test its strength against the Legion.
"Screech... Bang!" Just as Zul'ra was pondering, a sharp screech suddenly came from the distant sky, causing him to turn around. He saw a red firework explode in the sky behind him, accompanied by scattering red sparks. Five or six objects trailing green flames and black smoke fell from the sky, and the direction from which they were coming was...
"Not good." Zul'ra's pupils shrank involuntarily, and she immediately flew towards that location. The direction from which the firework exploded and the green flames and black smoke fell from the sky was the Goblins's research camp.
The Goblins ' research camp is located on a high ground in the Blasted Lands, which was once the command post of Doom Lord Razelikh the Defiler during the Legion's invasion, and is therefore also known as the Defiler's Rise.
The Defiler's Rise were later captured by the Alliance army, and Razelikh the Defiler was also overwhelmed and killed by Tirion Fordring and a large number of Paladin. The site was then Goblins as a camp to research the machine that could close the portal: the Warp Fracture Laser Launcher.
Zul'ra didn't know how the Goblins came up with that laser emitter, but they did manage to create it. The Horde experts, led by Rommath, and the Alliance experts, led by Archmage Andomas, both acknowledged that it could indeed function safely.
The Translocation Rupture Laser Emitter was successfully deployed a few hours before Daelin's arrival. This device can seal the Legion 'Legion portal with a single laser shot if it comes within 200 meters of the portal. Therefore, it is extremely important. To prevent infiltrated demons from sabotaging it, Tirion Fordring led the Paladin to protect it, and the current situation shows that such protection was necessary.