Jiaoshou sincerely apologized for missing yesterday's update. There would only be one update today, but there would be more tomorrow-definitely more than one. While I was at it, I wanted to ask for your support for the new book. If you could add it to your favorites, please do; if you could cast recommendation votes, please do that too. And if you could send a tip, please send one. A hundred Qidian coins cost only one yuan.
The new book's performance had been dismal. With this book, I knew the update problems had hurt its performance, and that was my own fault. But surely there was at least one reader willing to tip the new book and leave a little paw print. That was all I hoped for.
Let me explain when this book would end: there were roughly two months left, with the ending planned for September.
It might look as though the end was near, but if you actually counted the time remaining, it was still a long way off.
I also had plans to write a sequel, perhaps under a new account. I would leave it at that. All this rambling was getting in the way of your paid reading.
Kel'Thuzad was stunned. He had never expected such a major disaster to strike in the short time he had been away.
It had caught him completely off guard, leaving him at something of a loss.
The report sent to him was not particularly detailed, nor did it clearly explain the current situation, but Kel'Thuzad's mind had already begun analyzing it, piecing together a scene.
The scene in Kel'Thuzad's mind was exceedingly simple: the destruction of the undead fleet.
Based on the intelligence in his hands, he had already worked out roughly what had happened.
That was not