Black Dragon Assault

With relations between the Alliance and Horde improving, Zul'ra could not help sighing over how history had changed after receiving Jaina's telegram describing the situation and inviting him over. At such a critical moment, the Alliance and Horde were not thinking of ambushing one another. Should he feel proud, or fortunate?

Whether he ought to be proud or fortunate could wait. After careful consideration, Zul'ra replied to Jaina. There was no point in mortals discussing this alone. If Black Dragons were involved, it would be best to bring in the other dragon aspects.

While replying to Jaina, Zul'ra also sent a telegram to Darnassus, asking Thrall to relay news of the Black Dragon King's appearance to Tyrande Whisperwind, Malfurion, and Ysera. Everyone should gather as soon as possible to discuss the matter.

While preparing for a global conference, Zul'ra also began preparing for disaster prevention. Well, the entire Horde was currently engaged in relief efforts, and the disaster they needed to guard against was undoubtedly the Black Dragon King who called himself "Deathwing."

To be honest, Zul'ra had no idea how to defend against a dragon aspect. He had encountered three aspects so far, but none of them had been in particularly good condition.

Apart from the destruction and intimidation caused by their enormous size after transforming, along with their corresponding magical power, Zul'ra's impression of dragons' combat strength lay in their unique constitutions, born of dragon power.

Zul'ra's most direct experience with that unique constitution had come before the Second War of the Shifting Sands. During the Bronze Dragons' trial, he had mistakenly traveled through time and space, then helped Chromie protect Lirath while fighting Infinite Dragonkin. Ordinary weapons could not kill those dragonkin. In the end, Zul'ra had only managed to finish them off with the Continuum Blade