"What went wrong? How did so many warlocks get to summon Infernals?" Sylvanas demanded in displeasure.
"The fog is too thick and heavy," Daelin sighed. "Finding the warlocks inside it really isn't easy!"
"Get out of the way!" Just as Daelin finished speaking, Sylvanas suddenly shouted and dragged Yu Lin Bloodhawk backward. The others looked up at the sky, their faces turning pale, and scattered in every direction.
A huge, blazing Stone Shot trailed thick black smoke as it hurtled toward the spot where they had just stood, howling through the air.
Boom!
The blazing Stone Shot smashed off a corner of the gate tower, sending dust and rubble flying everywhere. Its momentum carried it onward into the city. Another thunderous crash followed as it demolished an empty house behind the gate. Both the ruined corner of the tower and the wreckage of the house burst into flames.
Catapults again. Daelin roared through gritted teeth, "Have you still not found those catapults? Find them now!"
The human soldiers who had scattered to escape ran back to put out the fires.
"The fog is too thick to see the catapults, sir!" a human lookout shouted.
"Fi-" Daelin was about to order the cannons to fire, but Sylvanas stopped him.
"Don't fire there yet. The orcs must have more catapults than that!" Sylvanas said, holding Daelin back. "Let's concentrate our forces on killing the Infernals those orcs summoned. Holding the wall comes first.
"If we wait a little longer, the mages' Gust of Wind will blow away the orcs' magical fog. When we strike, we need to destroy all their catapults at once, or we won't get another chance to knock them out."
"Get the paladins onto the wall! Kill those orc Infernals!" Daelin shouted through clenched teeth.
The paladins were his