Lothar and his party had already returned to Stromgarde through Mass Teleport, and they swiftly went into action.
"Khadgar, do you know that the Orcs have a very powerful warlock on their side?" Lothar asked directly after returning to Stromgarde.
"Of course. I still remember his name-Gul'dan."
"In that case, can you use magic to block communications between them? Otherwise, it will be very difficult for our surprise attack to succeed."
Lothar had considered things very carefully. As a spellcaster, Gul'dan could clearly transmit information through some form of magic. That was why he had sought out Khadgar. The mages of Dalaran were clearly more skilled when it came to magic.
Khadgar made no grand promises, instead saying cautiously, "I think I can give it a try, but that warlock named Gul'dan is very powerful. I don't know whether it will work. Besides, I think Allen could help me."
"Good. I'll have all the mages assist you, including Allen. I hope you can do it as soon as possible." With that, he immediately returned to the barracks to command the troops as they set out.
Khadgar immediately summoned Allen and told him about the assignment. Allen was very surprised that Khadgar had called on him, however. After all, he was only a lowly third-tier mage.
"I know you're surprised, but my intuition tells me that coming to you was the right decision. I've never thought you were much worse than me at magical research." Khadgar cheerfully stroked his beard, as though he had found an excellent source of labor.
They soon got down to business.
"Khadgar, as far as I know, almost all magical communication works through mana resonance. How do you plan to block it?" By mana resonance, he actually meant mana influencing other mana.
In other words, if