"Damn beast!" Seeing that his pet was at a disadvantage and in danger of being defeated at any time, Kael'thas cursed angrily, but there was nothing he could do at the moment. Could he still fly high into the sky to rescue his pet? He couldn't.
Moreover, with the range of the Kael'thas spell, it was impossible to accurately hit Jan'alai. He didn't even have the means to intervene in this battle.
For a moment, Kael'thas even wanted to summon Phoenix down to avoid Dragonhawk's fatal attack. However, he could not do so. Although Phoenix Ao was at a disadvantage now, he could at least compete with Jan'alai is entangled with each other. If he summons Ao back regardless, then Jan'alai will launch a direct attack on the coalition soldiers below. Even if the coalition forces can win by then, they will have to pay a heavy price.
While constantly casting various powerful Big Van spells to help the coalition soldiers open up positions, he nervously watched the battle in the air. Kael'thas wished he could give himself a pair of wings and fly to the college entrance examination. Unfortunately, now he can only hope that the coalition air force can arrive in time to provide support for his pet. Although the phoenix will be reborn as a phoenix egg after being killed, Kael'thas is still worried about seeing his pet being crushed.
Fortunately, the Gryphon Riders under Falstad have already entered the scene. These Heroism dwarves have killed countless dragons. They are naturally more fearless in the face of a mere Dragonhawk. With Falstad's order, several s Gryphon Rider had already rushed towards Jan'alai, sharing the pressure with Ao. Although it could not directly rescue the Phoenix from the crisis, it at least ensured that this Phoenix would not be killed by Consecration at any time. With Ao's self-healing ability as an elemental creature, giving it this kind of breathing space was equivalent to giving him a chance to recover.
"Fortunately, I arrived in time." Aaron saw the twist in the air, and gave up his thoughts of summoning a gryphon to fly up and fight Jan'alai. After all, his mount would disintegrate once it suffered a heavy blow from the enemy. Although he could use Xal'atath's wings to ensure that he would not fall to death, it would consume too much and was not a lasting method after all.
"Jan'alai was actually blocked at the entrance." After withdrawing his attention from the aerial battle situation, Aaron followed the coalition soldiers to maintain the defense line and had some time to think. He couldn't help but feel that reality was indeed different from the game.
In the game, both the mobs and the BOSS will only stay in fixed places. Even if there are some patrolling monsters nicknamed "110" by players, they also move along fixed routes. How can they join forces to block doors like now?
But after thinking about it, Aaron realized a problem: Jan'alai's altar is located inside Zul'Aman. The two altars near the gate are The eagle and the bear, now the giant bear Nalorakk is entangled with the Paladins led by Uther, but what about the eagle god Akil'zon?
If that giant eagle came with his eagles to participate in this siege, with the weak air power of the coalition forces... Aaron shook his head hastily, not daring to think about what kind of tragedy would happen if Akil'zon appeared on the battlefield with the overwhelming giant eagles.
Falstad only has dozens of Gryphon Rider under his command, while Akil'zon has far more eagles than that. Once the eagles come up, they can only hope that the mages and archers in the coalition can kill a sufficient number of giant eagles before they start killing.
Unfortunately, the development of things did not depend on Aaron's will. Before Aaron could take the time to look at the progress of the battle in the air, he heard a familiar eagle cry from the distant sky, followed closely by countless eagle cries in response.
Along with the sound of countless pairs of wings vibrating in the air, Aaron felt that his vision had become much darker. When he took a moment to look up, he saw countless flying eagles approaching like a dark cloud, headed by an eagle-headed Troll with white feathers growing on his body and a feather decoration on his head.
"Damn, why did you come here at this time?" Aaron secretly cursed. If these flying eagles surround Gryphon Rider at this time, things will be bad. Once the god Dragonhawk is freed from the entangled aerial battle, the flames spitting from this guy's mouth cannot be resisted by the armor of the coalition soldiers. It may make them cook evenly when roasted.
"These guys, hurry up." Aaron raised his head and glanced at Jan'alai who was still fighting with Gryphon Rider and Fire Phoenix, and found that although Gryphon Rider Their joining put Jan'alai at a disadvantage, but for a while they still couldn't get rid of Jan'alai, and the flying eagles were about to fly over. When the two sides met, the battle situation would be completely reversed.
"No, I have to go help." Aaron looked at the battle situation in the air. The Wildhammer Dwarvess were afraid of getting close to Jan'alai's flames in the air. They could only harass Jan'alai from a distance, creating opportunities for the Flame Phoenix's attack.
The dwarves did not dare to get close to Jan'alai, but Aaron dared. Before he met Xal'atath and could borrow a bunch of wings to help him fly for a short time, Aaron dared to engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy in the air. Anyway, it was just a Divine Shield before falling to the ground.
Seeing that the situation in the air battle was unfavorable now, Aaron simply patted the coalition soldier next to him and said, "Brother, help me, I'll go and come back."
"Hey, brother, you can't hold on anymore, can you?" This simple coalition soldier moved his body slightly without saying anything, filling the gap left by Aaron after he retreated. He also paid attention to Aaron, but was shocked to see Aaron get a gryphon from nowhere and rush up to the sky in the blink of an eye.
After reacting, the soldier waved the weapon in his hand at Aaron's back and shouted, "Brother, go give those beasts a good look!" After saying that, the soldier continued to devote all his attention to the battle in front of him. After all, he had to fill the gap left by Aaron. At first, he was a little confused in the face of a higher density of attacks than before.
"Hey, grandson, look at me!" Aaron controlled the gryphon to quickly take off and rush behind Jan'alai. While Jan'alai was busy dealing with the fire phoenix's attack, Aaron raised his war hammer and gestured at Dragonhawk's back. He regretfully put away the war hammer and drew out a two-handed giant sword that he rarely used.
Troll, who transformed into a giant Dragonhawk, suddenly felt a chill on his back, as if he felt some kind of malice brewing against him. Before he could turn around to check the situation behind him, he felt a sharp pain coming from his back, and a terrifying killing intent came from the wound. It even gave rise to an uncontrollable fear, which made Jan'alai even have the urge to escape from here.
"Go to hell." Aaron, who succeeded in one blow, actually let go of Strom'kar, stretched out his wings from behind, pulled out Silver Hand Warhammer, and hit Strom'kar hard. The hilt of's sword caused the entire blade of the two-handed sword to sink into Dragonhawk's body, causing Jan'alai to let out a painful cry and vibrate its wings in an attempt to get rid of the severe pain behind it.
Aaron took advantage of the situation and drew out the giant sword, and hit Jan'alai's back with the war hammer in his hand. The surging Holy Light poured into the body of the god Dragonhawk along the hammer body, seriously injuring the giant bird.
Before Aaron could catch up and add a few more blows, he suddenly heard an eagle cry from behind, and then a burst of lightning hit Aaron, knocking him away hard.