"Why are you talking so much? It's just for us to practice our skills." Liadrin followed him out of nowhere and interrupted.
Aaron glanced at Liadrin, and said to him that if we join forces with Vrykul, you are not afraid that the newly born Paladin will be wrong, so Utgarde said, "There are tens of thousands of enemies in total, and you only have a few hundred people under your command?"
"I didn't say that I would use my men to fight tens of thousands of people, are you stupid?" Liadrin glanced at Aaron in surprise, "There are so many of us here, do you want us Blood Knights to fight alone?"
"I don't mean that." Aaron waved his hands repeatedly, then looked at Ygrim: "Is there any problem on your side?"
"Don't worry, the boys are ready to give Ymiron a good look," Ygrim said confidently, "They can go to the battlefield at any time."
"Then you should be prepared first. The air force is very important." Aaron nodded, and then thought of another question, "Speaking of which, how have those Stormwind City learned the dragon training technique?"
In Aaron's impression, since he brought back these thousands of Proto-Dragon cavalry, it has been about half a month since he saw Bolvar, and he doesn't know what the Stormwind City Grand Duke's recent progress is.
"Those little guys... It should be said that the progress is going smoothly." Ygrim said this, but the expression on his face seemed a little embarrassed. This made Aaron curious. After asking Ygrim about Bolvar's current location, he hurried over.
If the progress of Stormwind City's soldiers in taming Proto-Dragon is satisfactory enough, it will definitely be of great help to this attack on Utgarde.
According to Aaron's understanding, Utgarde currently has more than two thousand Proto-Dragon cavalry. If these Proto-Dragon cavalry are all killed by If Ymiron is converted into Undead, then Aaron's air force will be a little unsatisfactory. They are also Proto-Dragon knights. The side with the advantage in quantity must have the advantage.
"It's no wonder that Ymiron didn't even dare to fight, so we just took away almost one-third of his dragoons."
With this in mind, Aaron had already flown on Grauf to the site temporarily opened by Kingdom of Stormwind's soldiers to tame Proto-Dragon.
Because taming Proto-Dragon caused a lot of noise, and placing the captured Proto-Dragon would require a lot of space, so Bolvar took his people and ran to a place far away from the original camp to build a temporary Proto-Dragon ranch.
"Aaron? Why are you here? Are you here to see our progress? Don't worry, we will be able to produce the results soon." Bolvar noticed Aaron flying over, and came up with a group of soldiers on Proto-Dragon.
"I see your progress is going very well." Seeing Ygrim's slightly troubled expression before, Aaron thought there was something wrong with Bolvar. Now it seems that more than a dozen dragon knights who can skillfully control Proto-Dragon have been born, which means that they should have mastered the method of domesticating Proto-Dragon.
When talking about this topic, Bolvar's expression changed several times, and finally turned into a long sigh and said, "If you knew that we had so many dragon knights ten days ago, but not a new dragon knight has been born these days, you would know that we are in trouble."
"How is it? You were able to tame a dozen Proto-Dragon in less than a week, and then there was no progress?" Aaron looked at Bolvar in disbelief, "Is it because Vrykul refused to teach you all his skills?"
Bolvar smiled bitterly and said, "That's not true, but... do you know how Vrykul tamed Proto-Dragon?"
Then Bolvar briefly explained to Aaron Vrykul's easy-to-understand taming method of Proto-Dragon, which is said to be easy for children to learn:
The specific steps are to first find a Proto-Dragon, find a way to get it to the ground, and then beat the Proto-Dragon hard with your fists until the Proto-Dragon is willing to obey, then it will be considered a success.
After hearing this, Aaron's mouth twitched. "This is very Vrykul's style."
Bolvar sighed, pointed at the dragon knights behind him and said, "We also tried this method at the beginning, but there are only so many people who can defeat a Proto-Dragon alone. Although the other soldiers are also elites, their force is not enough."
Speaking of this, Aaron also realized that there was something wrong with Vrykul's dragon training method. Vrykul tamed Proto-Dragon in order to spread its own war. There is a problem of decreased strength, but they themselves are stronger than Proto-Dragon. Even the young Vrykul, who has not yet grown up, has the ability to compete with a beast like Proto-Dragon.
But if you switch to humans with "weak" physiques (the reason why I use quotation marks is because the humans of Azeroth are much stronger than the humans on Earth), this method will not work very well.
Only a small number of the elite among the elite have the ability to "tame" Proto-Dragon with hard power, and the rest of the soldiers cannot do it.
According to Bolvar's estimate, the entire Kingdom of Stormwind may not be able to find a hundred soldiers with such strength, not to mention that many of them are die-hard loyalists belonging to the aristocracy. Varian cannot trust Proto-Dragon in their hands.
"So are you exploring new methods lately?"
Bolvar nodded, pointed in the direction of the Proto-Dragon ranch and said, "After I discovered that Vrykul's method was not very reliable, I decided to follow the dwarf method of taming griffins. Since the adult Proto-Dragon is difficult to tame, then just start with the young dragons."
"How long will it take for you to get results?"
"What? Are you in a hurry? Do you need us for something?"
Aaron immediately told Bolvar that Utgarde Keep had changed hands twice and had now become the city of the dead.
"Dead people who can move?" Bolvar frowned, "I seem to have heard of this. It seems that some human villages that came to Northrend to pioneer were infected with some kind of plague and turned into the kind of Undead you mentioned."
"But no one takes it seriously, right?" Aaron answered. He had heard similar statements in the camp before.
"Yeah, who would think that a dead person can stand up? At most, he can become a ghost." Bolvar shrugged, "In this battle, we only have so many people to go with you."
"Huh? I thought you wouldn't participate in this battle."
Bolvar said with some dissatisfaction, "What are you talking about? How can we Stormwind City people be afraid of fighting? If we hadn't captured too many baby dragons and dragon eggs these days, Proto-Dragon would come and attack every now and then, so I would have brought everyone there."
"Okay, if you have anything to prepare, please do it as soon as possible. I have to go back to find others." Aaron said goodbye to Bolvar and flew back to the camp, preparing to summon all the available people to give Ymiron a good look. 2k website