After Kael'thas let the door out, Uther sent scouts to enter the door to conduct reconnaissance. Faced with the enemy doing something at the door, it gave the coalition forces a surprise.
According to the scout's report, there is a closed door behind this door, which looks similar to the door that was forcibly removed just now.
After hearing the scout's report, Uther turned his attention to Aaron and the mages. When he thought about it, the door probably needed to continue the attack just now to open it.
However, Aaron had no intention of entering the door with a rocket. Instead, he and Vereesa strolled in empty-handed, leaving everyone behind to look at each other. Could it be that Aaron planned to tear down the door alone?
People who were curious followed suit one after another. When they walked around the passage behind the door and came to the wooden door, they saw Aaron holding a war hammer and beating a gong standing beside the door.
Vereesa on the side was holding a wooden stick in his hand, with a very hesitant expression on his face. From time to time he glanced at Aaron who was working hard on the gong. He didn't know whether he should listen to Aaron and play the gong with him, or persuade him to stop.
"Brother Aaron, what are you doing?" Tess dragged Liam to Aaron, looked up at Aaron who was beating the gong, and asked curiously.
Aaron continued his actions while explaining, "Troll closed the door. I am asking them to get up and open the door."
"Then can I knock along with you?" Tess asked excitedly. After seeing Aaron nodding, Tess took out a miniature dagger from his pocket, ran to the gong, and started knocking on it.
"Hey, you..." Liam couldn't take care of her and asked her sister to go and be stupid with Aaron. Just when she was about to say something, she heard a squeaking sound from the wooden door, and it actually opened by itself.
"Okay, the door is open." Aaron signaled Tess to move away, waved Silver Hand Warhammer, and hit the gong surface with a hammer. With a crisp cracking sound, the gong shattered into pieces, leaving only the curling sound of the gong slowly drifting away.
At this moment, everyone watching this scene felt as if their thoughts had experienced a sudden storm, and only one thought was left echoing in their minds, "Is this okay?"
"Sir Uther, the door is open, you can ask someone to come in." Aaron didn't want to say anything at first, but seeing that even Uther looked like his world view had collapsed, he couldn't bear it anymore, so he reminded him.
"Aaron, are you actually a Troll? How do you know this door can be opened like this?" Liam was because he had to look at Tess just now., was very close to Aaron. He was so dizzy from the last blow from Aaron that it took him a long time to come over. The first sentence made Aaron want to hit him on the head to help him wake up.
"You are Troll. Do you believe me when I say I am a prophet?" Aaron showed an enigmatic smile and said to Liam.
"I believe it. Why don't I believe it? There is no loss if I believe it anyway." Liam nodded, but looking at his expression, you could tell that he definitely didn't believe it.
Aaron smiled and said to him, "I actually heard a Troll talk about it before, so I came to try it."
Then Aaron compiled a story about how he once captured a Troll magician and learned many Troll's internal secrets from the other party.
"I see, I thought you were acting on a whim," Liam nodded, which seemed to agree with Aaron's statement.
Aaron glanced at the coalition soldiers passing by him, and whispered to Liam, "Is it really okay for you to bring your sister here?"
"What's the problem? We're not going to the front line. Besides, we still have your ship. Is there really any danger? Can those Troll still chase us from the air?" Liam said nonchalantly.
"First of all, I want to remind you that I will be on the front line. Otherwise, how would I show off the weapons I brought? And Trolls can indeed fly. My ship may not be able to fly over them." Aaron finished his retort After hearing Liam's statement, he changed the subject and continued, "But that's not what I meant. I just want to say that if there is a real fight later and blood will be everywhere, is it okay for your sister to watch such an exciting scene at such a young age?"
"Hey, you're talking about this. It doesn't matter. I think my father took me to see the execution ceremony when I was only six years old. Later, when Orcs invaded, I went to the battlefield as an attendant. Unfortunately, I didn't get the chance to chop off a Orcs head." Liam was still a little regretful when he said this, but he soon said it. The topic came back. "Tess, as a princess, naturally has to start preparing for the future early. When the little princess of the Kul Tiras family was as old as she was, she had gone to Dalaran to study alone. If the child had not had any talent in magic, her father would have asked her to learn magic from Master Arugal."
Aaron listened to Liam's chatter for a long time, and finally understood what the other party meant. Obviously, in a highly dangerous world like Azeroth, both civilians and upper-class people need their children to grow up as soon as possible, instead of letting them huddle in the cradle and enjoy false peace.
After chatting for a few words on this topic, Aaron suddenly heard shouts of death coming from the direction inside Zul'Aman, greeted Liam, took off his Truthguard from behind and rushed out.
At this moment, there was chaos behind the gate. Before the coalition soldiers who had just rushed out of the door had time to form a battle formation, the Trolls had already taken advantage of this opportunity to launch an attack, blocking the coalition soldiers on the steps behind the door.
Because the Trolls seized a good opportunity, the battle situation became almost one-sided. There was no way. Due to the melee at this moment, the coalition soldiers behind were unable to provide support for the battle ahead. They could only watch the friendly forces being wantonly crushed by the Trolls with their superior force.
When Aaron thought about it, the way to break the situation at hand was to forcibly break up the siege of Troll and gain space for the follow-up troops to expand. Unfortunately, Dreadwake was still parked on the other side of the door, and it seemed that it was too late to move the ship over.
However, realizing that Aaron was obviously not the only one with this problem, Uther gathered a group of Paladin around him. The group of people lined up in a neat line of war, with Holy Light shining all over their bodies, and rushed straight towards Troll who was blocking the road ahead.
In order to provide cover for this team of Paladin, Kael'thas once again summoned the Fire Phoenix Ao, commanding this big bird whose body was on fire to fly above the Paladins, using the flames to open up a Charge path for the Paladins.
Along the open space where Paladins forced their way out of the Troll group, Aaron and the coalition soldiers stabilized the front line, rushing out of the gate for the following troops to join the battle. Buying time - Aaron has not received serious Paladin training after all, and cannot form a cooperation with Uther and the others. It is better to help the coalition soldiers maintain the front line here.
But just when things were developing in a direction that was beneficial to the coalition forces, a cry from Austria reached Aaron's ears. Looking up, he saw a raptor with butterfly-like wings fighting with the phoenix in the air. Judging from the huge size of that guy, it was probably Dragonhawk, the god of Jan'alai.
As a raptor that uses the power of fire, Jan'alai relies on its own flames to suppress the flaming phoenix, which is an elemental creature. After the opportunity and battle, the phoenix's condition is already in danger, and it is about to be defeated by Jan'alai.
The cluster of Paladins on the ground, Charge, was also stopped by Troll's forces. Amani War Bear, who was rough and fleshy, and Troll, who was holding a simple shield but had a crazy red light in his eyes. The defense line formed by Warrior was like an iron wall, blocking the originally unstoppable offensive of Paladin.