Time slipped slowly by, and before long, the day had come for Limas to begin bringing out Neptulon the Tidehunter.
No.
To put it more accurately,
it was the day for Jaina to begin bringing out Neptulon the Tidehunter.
Rex rose early that day and began making a series of arrangements.
After days of preparation, today would reveal exactly what the undead were after.
The experiments on Neptulon the Tidehunter would not take place within Lordaeron City. Even with several times their usual courage, the undead would not dare run rampant there.
A great army was stationed in Lordaeron City, making its defenses the strongest of all.
The army posed one major threat, while the other was the dense network of magic circles.
Lordaeron City had not possessed them before, but ever since Aegwynn had arrived, Rex and King Genn had stood united on the matter of setting up magic circles. The other nobles felt the same way. Everyone was eager to improve their own safety, and nobles were no exception. No one wanted a repeat of what had happened to Lordaeron City, when it had turned into a dead city in a matter of days.
That catastrophe had happened in Lordaeron City itself. Had it happened elsewhere, it would not have felt so immediate.
Infiltrating Lordaeron City was already an incredibly difficult task for the undead, let alone running rampant within it.
When the location had first been chosen, they had selected the outskirts of Lordaeron City. That was partly because every attempt to deal with Neptulon the Tidehunter caused a considerable disturbance. Neptulon the Tidehunter was a Demigod, and many people were interested in studying his divine core. Yet a divine core was still a divine core, and it could easily unleash a backlash.
However, that was not