Dark Iron Dwarves, who was called over by Taligosa, seemed to be a character similar to a mountain patrol. Although Aaron didn't know how Blackrock Mountain could patrol in a barren environment, but this dwarf was carrying out his task very seriously.
Because the scene presented by this spell is shown from the perspective of the dwarf, Aaron can only see the black mountain that the dwarf saw along the way. He has to follow the dwarf to look down at the beast in the distance and the weapons in his hands. From time to time, he has to watch this guy pick up the water bag he carries and take a sip of wine - Aaron can't judge from the scene displayed by the spell what this guy drank, but he can guess something by looking at this guy's increasingly shaky vision.
However, something unexpected happened soon. A huge boulder surrounded by green flames fell from the sky. Although it did not fall beside the dwarf, it still scared him badly. Judging from the rapidly changing scene in the magic projection, this guy must have been running very fast at that time.
The arrival of the first Infernal was just the beginning. Soon more Infernal arrived everywhere in Blackrock Mountain. For a time, Dark Iron Dwarves's vision was filled with the green light emitted by Fel Fire.
The destination of these Infernals is the entrance to the Blackrock Mountain. These Infernals that fell from the sky gathered and rushed into Blackrock Mountains. Not surprisingly, they fought with Blackhand Orcss and Black Dragonkins who were guarding the gate.
The specific process of this battle is unknown. When the two sides fought, Dark Iron Dwarves was hiding aside shivering. For Dark Iron Dwarves, those fighting Infernal were not his tribesmen, but enemies who occupied their hometown, so there was no need to go to help.
When Infernal broke through the defense line composed of dragons and Orcs and entered Blackrock Mountain, this Dark Iron Dwarves wanted to find an opportunity to sneak in and report to his tribe, but he encountered a group of Undead.
Look at the familiar Ghoul Banshee Death Knight and the like, Aaron is not surprised. He had already guessed Scourge from the time those Infernal appeared. The target is set on Blackrock Mountain, but I don't know what these guys are doing here. Doesn't Blackrock Mountain also have an energy source that is comparable to Sunwell?
No matter what Aaron thought, Dark Iron Dwarves was frightened when he saw these enemies. After all, Alliance would not share the information with them, so Dark Iron Dwarves simply I don't know about Scourge, but I can feel a bone-deep chill from these ferocious-looking guys - in fact, it's the Dread Aura that Death Knight carry with them that makes this guy afraid.
After finally waiting for these Undead to enter Blackrock Mountain, Dark Iron Dwarves's legs began to tremble before he moved into Blackrock Mountain step by step. At this time, Blackrock Mountain was already in a mess.
Many races belonging to Black Dragon Prince Nefarian were resisting the attacks of demons and Undead while retreating towards the upper level of Blackrock Mountain. However, Scourge actually didn't care about them. After forcing these people back, they continued towards the lower level of Blackrock Mountain.
This worried Dark Iron Dwarves. His people had gradually lost a lot of territory since the arrival of Nefarian. Although Black Dragonflight's men were usually restrained and did not start a large-scale war due to some reasons that Dark Iron Dwarves was not clear about, the relationship between the two parties was not much better.
In this situation, no one will tell Dark Iron Dwarves that a large group of enemies are heading straight for their core territory Shadowforge City. If Dark Iron Dwarves cannot send the news back in time, his people may be completely wiped out.
The final result was the same. Even though Dark Iron Dwarves got the news in advance, he was still forced back by the devil and Undeads, although those Undeads were generally not suitable for Blackrock Mountain. It was a hot and dry environment, but those demons seemed to like this environment very much. The closer they got to the bottom of Blackrock Mountain, the more excited the magma became, forcing Dark Iron Dwarves to retreat to Shadowforge City and stay behind closed doors.
The invaders did not kill all Dark Iron Dwarves, but showed great interest in the magma. In the sight of the Dark Iron Dwarves scouts who provided vision, the demons began to build an extremely large stone gate using rocks that could be seen everywhere, and engraved a large number of Fel magic circles on the ground.
These magic circles actually began to directly absorb the energy of the magma and input this energy into the door. Terrifying energy fluctuations reverberated inside Blackrock Mountain. A few old dwarves who had experienced War of the Three Hammers even remembered the scene when the previous Witch King summoned Firelord. The energy fluctuations at this moment were by no means weaker than that time, and were even worse. I wonder how powerful the existence that would be summoned in the end would be.
As expected, Ragnaros was touched by the actions of these intruders. The behavior of these guys absorbing magma energy has begun to change the overall environment of Blackrock Mountain, which is intolerable to Ragnaros who regards Blackrock Mountain as its own territory.
The angry Ragnaros controlled the incarnation of the power he had left in Blackrock Depths and rushed out of the magma. He gave the Lich and the demons who were maintaining the Fel magic circle a beating.
Even though he is just an incarnation, Ragnaros is still extremely powerful. At least ordinary demons are no match for Ragnaros.
The Dark Iron Dwarvess who saw this scene were all relieved. Although they were very dissatisfied with Firelord who enslaved them, they had become accustomed to his existence. At least most Dark Iron Dwarvess were not so repulsive to Ragnaros.
However, before Ragnaros could go on a killing spree, a thick blue-grey arm poked out of the stone door that had been transmitted a lot of energy. The owner of that arm seemed unable to get out of the door, but he blocked Ragnaros's war hammer from hitting the stone door with just one arm.
Anyone with a discerning eye can see that the owner of that arm is much stronger than Ragnaros. Firelord can also see it, so he intends to block the opponent back before his whole body enters this world. However, that The owner of the arm is far more powerful than you think. With just one arm that was not fully extended, he blocked several attacks from Ragnaros, and even grabbed Ragnaros by the throat when he was not prepared.
Firelord wanted to break free from the restraints of that arm, but was unable to escape at all. A large amount of energy was even sucked away by the faceless enemy. After the firelight on Firelord's body completely dimmed, the arm let go of him and threw Ragnaros directly into the magma.
The first contact between Firelord and Archimonde the Defiler ended temporarily with the disastrous defeat of Ragnaros.