As the Arcane Rocket flew over Stormwind City, Herad made the most of the time to observe the situation.
Although he could not see very clearly, he could tell that the orcs had developed Stormwind City quite well!
With a forest right outside the city, they had easily obtained vast quantities of logs.
Then, amid the ruins of Stormwind City, they had built countless large wooden houses in a rough style.
Those large wooden houses looked much like piles of firewood stacked in the countryside.
Although they looked rather ugly, people could indeed live inside them.
The orcs frequently migrated on Draenor, and their requirements for housing were very low.
A house that sheltered them from wind and rain was enough.
There were also many orc settlements in the forest.
They had felled large stretches of forest, then planted crops or used the land to raise pigs.
Seeing how well these orcs were doing in Elwynn Forest, Herad observed three seconds of silence for Sir Lothar.
Retaking Stormwind City would be easy; clearing the orcs out of Elwynn Forest would be difficult.
Suppressing bandits would become the greatest problem in the future!
After surveying Stormwind City, the Arcane Rocket turned southeast.
This course cut diagonally through Brightwood, which was shrouded in dark magic and never saw sunlight, and entered Deadwind Pass.
Once they reached Deadwind Pass, the Mage Tower of Karazhan was not far away.
The elite air elementals steadily reduced their wind output, and their flight speed smoothly decreased.
The Mage Tower of Karazhan continuously leaked dark magic, making the already sinister and terrifying Deadwind Pass as dim as Brightwood.
The light here was dim, and visibility was no different from nighttime.
Yet that leaking dark magic was like a guiding beacon, allowing Herad to find it easily.
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