In response to Varian's idea of forming his own air force for Stormwind City, Aaron gave an immature but highly feasible suggestion: go to Northrend to capture Proto-Dragon, tame it back, and serve as a mount for the air force.
As a distant relative of the dragons, although Proto-Dragon looks ugly, it is absolutely qualified as an aerial combat power. Moreover, a forerunner has already domesticated Proto-Dragon to serve as a mount, that is Vrykul.
After discovering that flesh transformation on their bodies was inevitable, Vrykul began to look for ways to compensate for their loss of combat effectiveness. After much thought, these big guys set their sights on Proto-Dragon. By domesticating Proto-Dragon to act as a mount, Vrykul made up for the lack of combat effectiveness caused by flesh transformation, and also gave Vrykul the ability to fight in the air.
Since Vrykul can tame Proto-Dragon, there is no reason why humans can't. The only issue that needs to be considered is that Proto-Dragon of Northrend is already accustomed to the cold of the northern snowfields. It will be a question whether Stormwind City can adapt.
However, judging from Aaron's game experience, since Dragonmaw Orcs can bring Proto-Dragon to Orgrimmar, which has a much harsher environment than Stormwind City, then it should be feasible for Kingdom of Stormwind to form a Proto-Dragon cavalry unit.
"I don't know if you have seen Proto-Dragon. I met a Vrykul from Northrend in Broken Isles. That guy brought a Proto-Dragon." Aaron talked to Varian and several other people who were attracted by this topic, "I spent a lot of time trying to deal with that Proto-Dragon."
Hearing this, everyone looked back at the Dreadwake floating not far away. The firepower of this ship is obvious to all. Facing the overwhelming group of flying eagles, Dreadwake can kill those flying eagles like ants. It takes a lot of effort to kill Proto-Dragon with such ferocious firepower. Is Proto-Dragon too powerful?
Seeing everyone's confused expressions, Aaron hurriedly explained, "My ship had not yet been modified at that time, and it did not have such strong firepower."
Then Aaron told everyone in detail the process of how he solved Thyr and his Proto-Dragon mount. According to Aaron, the whole story process was much more exciting than what originally happened. It attracted everyone to devote themselves to listening to the story, completely forgetting that they just wanted to know about the creature Proto-Dragon.
Alliance sent an expedition team to explore Northrend very early. Those brave explorers also told about seeing Proto-Dragon in Northrend. However, because the upper class figures in the Alliance were big They focused more on the unique mineral deposits of Northrend, and did not pay much attention to the indigenous species of Northrend. Even if they had heard of Proto-Dragon's name, most of them just knew that Northrend had such a flying beast.
Through Aaron's description, many big shots have shown great interest in this ferocious and powerful creature that has been proven to be domesticable. However, considering the difficulty of traveling to Northrend and the harsh environment of Northrend, there is still a long way to go before this plan can be realized.
Aaron is very interested in going to Northrend. After these days of insinuations, he has determined that the unnamed boss behind him should be at Northrend. Furthermore, Aaron also promised Archaedas to help him take revenge on Loken, and if he has time, he will go to Wyrmrest Temple to visit Red Dragon Queen.
However, Aaron currently does not have time to go to Northrend. Ya-Mei Trading Company still needs him to keep an eye on it. It can be expected that Ya-Mei Company will definitely usher in a wave of great development in the next period of time. During this period, he will definitely need to keep a close eye on the company to avoid any problems in the company. When the company grows in size in the future, it will be difficult to adjust.
Aaron was complacent here, while Uther was in a hurry over there. The battle report he sent back to Lordaeron was immediately reported to Terenas's desk. The hero, who had not yet become dim due to age, was very satisfied with this victory and said that he would personally participate in this victory parade.
As a result, all the original arrangements made by Uther need to be adjusted. Originally, in his plan, he and Kael'thas represented Lordaeron and Silvermoon City respectively for this military parade. As representatives of the Alliance parties, everyone in the military observation group had similar status, except for Varian's higher status.
However, Terenas expressed that he would come, so Quel'Thalas would have to send his equivalent to participate in the mooncake. Even if Sun King Anasterian could not participate, then Silvermoon City's chief Archmage would also have to be present, which would require continued wrangling with Silvermoon City.
Alliance's candidates from other countries also need to make corresponding adjustments. For example, Sicco Thermaplugg is somewhat unqualified as the representative of Gnomeregan. Although he is a classmate of Mekkatorque and a member of Tinkers' Court, that's all.
There is also the representative of Stromgarde. The taciturn Warrior is said to be a relative of King Thoradin. He is also related to Danath·Trollbane, but in terms of status, he is not as good as Sicco Thermaplugg.
Apart from the guests participating in the military parade, there are still a lot of things that Uther needs to worry about. The training of the soldiers participating in the military parade needs to be supervised by Uther. The cleaning of the military parade venue also needs Uther to check from time to time... All kinds of things require the participation of Uther, the supreme commander of the coalition forces.
It's not that the other commanders of the coalition forces are useless and can only count on Uther to participate, but because there are many factions within the coalition forces. Among other things, the ordinary soldiers of Lordaeron and the Paladin of Silver Hand are two command systems, not to mention the reinforcements sent by Quel'Thalas several times. The mages look down on other Legion soldiers, and the soldiers of various Legion dislike each other.
There were still foreign enemies before. Although the internal conflicts of the coalition forces existed, they could be restrained at least. But now Zul'Aman has been crushed. Only Uther, as the supreme commander, can barely bridge the conflicts within the coalition forces, allowing them to focus most of their energy on the upcoming military parade instead of wasting it on fighting with friendly forces.
Uther also complained to others in private that he would rather take people to Stranglethorn Vale in the south to continue fighting Troll than continue to organize this military parade.
However, no matter how much Uther resisted this mission in his heart, he still completed the work smoothly as always. He completed the training of the coalition soldiers before the arrival of Terenas's family, and then only waited for the arrival of the guests to officially start the military parade.