Zuldrak

According to Zul'ra's plan, as long as the Lich King could not be eliminated, the Scourge would not be at a disadvantage. Therefore, the Judgment Army could not resolve the Scourge in a short time and would need to wage a prolonged war.

This plan for a war of attrition became especially firm after news arrived that the Scourge had attacked Ulduar and begun fighting the Old God's minions. Let the Scourge destroy the Old God, then, once the two sides had nearly exhausted each other, send in the prepared Judgment Army to reap the rewards.

But unfortunately, Brann, who could not stand leaving monsters alone, released the Titan Keepers whom both the Scourge and the Old God had cast aside. This threw the balance of power between the Scourge and the Old God into disarray, while the strike force was also trapped in the Hall of the Watchers. With the scales so unbalanced, the Judgment Army had no choice but to abandon its original plan and intervene in the war early.

"Perhaps we should establish the postwar situation before we fight this war." Bolvar looked deeply concerned. Once they lost their common enemy, no one could predict where the relationship between the Alliance and the Horde would lead.

"Let's mobilize the armies first! But I can make one guarantee: the Horde has absolutely no intention of changing the balance of power in the world." Zul'ra looked at the worried Bolvar and gave him his assurance.

"The Alliance is the same." Bolvar did not sound particularly confident. Perhaps the Horde had no intention of disrupting the balance, but he could not vouch for the Alliance. The Horde was currently even more united than the Alliance, and that was precisely what worried him.

"Gentlemen, then let us talk as we fight!"