Light Shines upon Azeroth
Chapter 254

Spoils of war

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After a simple negotiation, several Loas agreed to Xal'atath's solicitation. Before leaving, they looked at Zul'Aman, where they had lived for tens of thousands of years, with complicated eyes.

Since Forest Troll began to rise and establish Amani Empire, these Loa have accepted the worship of Troll, and they have witnessed Amani Empire with their own eyes The rise and fall of E witnessed the feud between Troll and the elves for tens of thousands of years, and also witnessed the decline of Amani and even the entire Forest Troll group.

They may have thought that with the decline of Amani, their power would gradually become weaker, until they finally became no different from ordinary beasts. After all, they were not like those Wild God who were lucky enough to be favored by Titan Keepers Freya and could create their own dependents. Their life and death, honor and disgrace were already tied to Troll.

However, what chilled these Loas was that the Amani Trollss had reached out to them before they were annihilated, and used their heirs as cannon fodder. All this made these Loas completely disappointed in the Trolls that they had sheltered for tens of thousands of years.

Although they still have some feelings for Zul'Aman, who has lived with them for tens of thousands of years, they also know that without the worship of Troll, they cannot be resurrected on their own. Now that Xal'atath has provided them with an option to extend their lives, they naturally have no reason to refuse.

So Aaron once again acted as a signal repeater, watching the three Loa drill into his body along the light beam again. This time Aaron was prepared and wanted to see what these Loa had done, but even if he watched carefully, he could not see where Loa went.

Xal'atath said to Aaron, "By the way, the three people just asked me to tell you that if there is a chance, please save their old buddy."

"Old man?" Aaron frowned, thought for a while, and suddenly realized. "They are talking about that bear. Speaking of which, it seems that they have not seen it since they repelled Nalorakk before. Before, Uther was worried that Nalorakk would block the road, causing the attack to be delayed."

"About this... I do know," Xal'atath pointed to the hills southeast of Zul'jin's altar, and said, "Have you noticed that the mountains over there are much shorter than the surrounding ones? The bear has been digging mountains there these days."

"Open the mountain?" Aaron didn't understand for a while why the bear had trouble with the mountain. Why didn't he go to fight the coalition forces and instead went to open the mountain and crack the rocks?

"Yes, haven't you noticed that some Troll have never appeared before? Where do you think they are now?" Xal'atath reminded Aaron and got back into Aaron's body.

However, Xal'atath went back, but everyone present looked at each other. After reacting, they immediately ran to the southeast. After everyone crossed the hill covered with bear claw slap marks, they came to the seaside. I don't know when a simple port was built here. However, the port is now empty. Only the traces of gossip on the ground indicate that many people have gathered here.

Vereesa observed the surrounding environment and said, "About three to four thousand Troll went to sea from here, and it seems that most of them are children."

At this time, the reason why Zul'jin did not escape as soon as possible but instead kept pestering the coalition forces, and the delay mentioned by Malacrass were all explained. These two leaders of the Amani Tribe were trying to buy time for the future of their tribe.

Kael'thas turned to look at Falstad who was flying over on a gryphon, and said, "Falstad, could you please inform Sir Uther? Maybe it's not too late to inform Kul Tiras's fleet to contain the escaped Troll."

Falstad immediately agreed and flew back with the gryphon. However, Liam, who knew something about navigation, said that this was not optimistic, "It is difficult to catch up with other ships on the sea. Unless you bite them from the beginning, otherwise... the sea is really too big."

Just like Liam said, although Kul Tiras's fleet is not inferior to Zandalar's Golden Fleet, it still failed to find traces of the other party in the waters near Quel'Thalas. After all, after the Zandalar fleet left the offshore sea, it was equivalent to disappearing from the Alliance's sight.

Besides, the main task of Kul Tiras's fleet recently is to ensure the supply of materials to the coalition forces. The idle ships have to help Silvermoon City defend Isle of Quel'Danas. When the order from Uther is passed, it will be impossible for Kul Tiras's fleet to find Zandalar's fleet.

But for the coalition forces, this matter is irrelevant. Among the several leaders of Amani and Loa, only Nalorakk escaped. It is impossible for Amani Trolls to make a comeback. As for the various leaders of Zul'Aman and Eversong Woods scattered inside and outside In Forest Troll, even if these unlucky guys had a chance to escape, they would have to risk crossing the north Lordaeron and heading to Hinterlands. Eversong Woods has completely become a safe area. Apart from the beasts in the forest and Murloc, there are no other threats.

Speaking of animals, we have to mention a major gain from the coalition's attack on Zul'Aman: the descendants of Loa.

Although the coalition forces killed a large number of Loa's descendants during the attack, there are still a large number of cubs and eggs left. For the Alliance, if these beasts with Loa's blood are trained properly, they will inevitably It is a very rich fortune, but how it should be distributed is beyond the control of Uther and Kael'thas. Both Silvermoon City and Lordaeron expressed their interest in these trophies.

Silvermoon City hopes to expand Dragonhawk's troops, while Lordaeron hopes to build his own air force. Whether it is Dragonhawk or the Flying Eagle, Lordaeron It is a good choice for. As for the specific distribution, we have to wait until the bosses of both sides meet - Terenas sent a messenger to say that he would come in person to comfort the coalition soldiers. As for whether there is any other purpose, it is a self-evident question.

However, before the trophies were officially distributed, Vereesa first obtained an eagle egg through his sister's relationship, and was hatching the egg under the guidance of Falstad - gryphons also lay eggs, so Falstad is quite professional in this aspect, and is planning to serve as Lordaeron's air force coach in the future.

Varian, who is a little jealous of these trophies, but because he has not made much contribution, has been thinking about it these days, whether to organize an attack on Jungle Trolls in the south of Stormwind City, and see if he can get some flying beasts from these old opponents to build Stormwind City's air force.

Aaron poured him a bucket of cold water at the right time. "Among the Loa enshrined by Gurubashi Trolls, there is only one Wind Serpent that can fly. Are you sure that thing can fly with people?"

Varian rolled his eyes at him and said, "I know this, do you need to remind me?"

"Actually, I have a better choice for a flying mount, but it's a bit difficult. Are you interested?" Aaron said mysteriously.

Varian listened to Aaron with great interest and muttered, "Go to Northrend to catch Proto-Dragon? Is this reliable?"

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