"I suddenly want to understand something. If we directly lure out a Val'kyr and transform her, can we still know that we want information?" Aaron looked at these Val'kyr who had just completed the transformation and were still a little confused, and said to Xal'atath, "This scene just now was completely unnecessary, right?"
"It's really not necessary," Xal'atath said with a proud smile on his face, "I just think it's fun to do this so I won't tell you this."
"Okay, now let's talk about what news you got." Aaron looked behind him and found that all the Val'kyr who were chasing him had retreated, so he relaxed and said to Xal'atath.
Xal'atath said, "In this regard, I did get some interesting news."
"Tell me and listen."
As soon as Xal'atath and Aaron entered Valkyrion, they discovered something abnormal. The number of Val'kyr in Valkyrion was really abnormal. According to the information Xal'atath heard at Valkyrion, these Val'kyr were not all transformed from Valkyrion Horde's Frost Vrykul. In fact, a large part of them were transformed from Frost Vrykul from other tribes that had been plundered and forced into the pool.
The most dangerous thing is that Vrykul from other tribes did not put up any resistance after being transformed. Needless to say, this must be related to the ritual provided by Ner'zhul.
If Ner'zhul didn't tamper with this ceremony and leave himself a backdoor to control these Val'kyr, I'm afraid no one would believe it.
Aaron looked solemnly in the direction of Valkyrion, "Are these guys still expanding their power? No, we can't continue to let them go like this, we must stop their behavior as soon as possible, otherwise When we attack Ulduar, I wonder if these Val'kyr will produce a large number of Undead and put them into Ulduar to hinder our actions."
Bing Frost Giant, who was rescued by Aaron on the way, saw that Aaron and Xal'atath had finished their conversation, smoothed the hair that had exploded due to stimulation, looked at Aaron solemnly and asked, "You... do you want to launch an attack on Ulduar?"
"That's right, I assembled a team to come to Northrend just to pluck Loken the Betrayer out of Ulduar." Aaron simply told Yamierde of his intention, but he didn't expect that Yamierde showed a pensive expression after listening.
"Follower of Tyr, I, Yamierde, the son of Hodir, am willing to serve you." After getting the affirmative answer, Yamierde thought for a moment, then knelt on one knee respectfully and lowered his head to look at Aaron.
According to Yamierde, their master, Hodir, King of Ice, had been captured into Ulduar by Loken before. If possible, Ice Giant would also like to contribute to the subjugation of Ulduar.
It is a pity that after Thorim, King of Storms was instigated by Loken, he drove his subordinates Storm Giant and Frost Vrykul to launch an attack on Frost Giant. The former Loken once stopped this war in the name of arbitration, but the war that has already started will not be stopped so easily. Who let that guy Thorim actually kill the king of Frost Giant?
Since then, the war between the families of Frost Giant and Thorim has continued intermittently, which has also resulted in the Frost Giant being unable to rescue their master.
Of course, in fact, even if the dependents of Thorim no longer fight against Frost Giant, it is unlikely that Frost Giant will be able to attack with the combat power of this race. Ulduar went to rescue his own king, otherwise Hodir would not have been captured by Loken into Ulduar while he was in his own Temple of Ice.
"Yamierde, if I help you persuade Thorim to give up the battle with you, how many people from your Frost Giant family will join the battle to attack Temple of Storms?"
"If you can really do it, I think my people will definitely contribute all their efforts to rescue our master." Yamierde thought for a while and said to Aaron, "But His Majesty Stormlord's anger may not be so easy to calm down. I advise you not to have too much hope."
Although Yamierde was a little hesitant when talking about Thorim, Aaron could still understand what he meant. Thorim has a very bad temper and a simple mind. In short, he is easily provoked and very stubborn.
When Loken blamed Thorim's wife's death on Frost Giant, Thorim immediately launched a war against Frost Giant. At the beginning Frost Giant still felt a little baffled. Later, after learning the reason for the start of the war, Frost Giant and others tried to reconcile with Thorim, but this guy still refused to give up this action.
It is precisely for this reason that Yamierde is not very optimistic about Aaron's words, and Thorim's temper does not seem to be easily persuaded.
However, Aaron is still somewhat confident. Thorim won't believe what others say, but he can listen to what Archaedas says. If nothing else, Thorim, as Titan Keepers, will never sit back and watch Old Gods get out of trouble.
But before that, Aaron still needs to open the way to Ulduar. The first obstacle in front of it is Valkyrion, which is built on the only way.
Combining the information obtained by Xal'atath and what he saw and heard in the village, Aaron determined that this village was not strong enough to stop the expeditionary force. Furthermore, it was also important to stop the Val'kyr transformation ceremony inside Valkyrion as soon as possible. Interrupting it for one day would weaken Loken's troops.
So Aaron took Anmilde back to the temporary garrison of the expeditionary force, and led the expeditionary force that had rested to launch an attack on Valkyrion.
"It seems a little too easy to step on the ground." When Aaron stepped into Valkyrion again, there was a feeling of disbelief in his heart.
There are probably hundreds of Val'kyrs in this village, and there are thousands of dwarves resurrected by the Val'kyrs. Although the expeditionary force has a numerical advantage and has the cover of air force, it should not only use one In just a few hours, the Val'kyr prisoners in the village could be captured and expelled. In order to help Azeroth recruit more manpower, Aaron specifically asked the expeditionary force to try to capture them alive.
"Of course it's easy, don't forget my contribution." Xal'atath said dissatisfied, "If it weren't for me diverting these Val'kyr, how could you only have to deal with half the quantity?"
"Yes, yes, you are the great hero of this battle." Aaron said perfunctorily to Xal'atath, then walked to the edge of the pool where Val'kyr was transformed, and began to observe the pool.