Archaedas was speechless for a long time after arriving at Blackrock Mountain. As Earth-Warder, he could clearly feel all the pain the earth had suffered.
This feeling is even more obvious when you are under Blackrock Mountain. Archaedas is even more painful when he suffers heavy injuries. This is the inevitable result of the power given to him by Titans.
Of course, Archaedas is not only suffering from the trauma suffered by the earth. Tens of thousands of years of life have given him enough endurance to endure even the pain. His silence is also because he was shocked by the power displayed by Archimonde. There are few people in this world who understand the power of several elemental kings better than him. From the situation at the scene, he can also see how much power Ragnaros used.
"Being able to defeat Ragnaros so easily, and with the help of two adult dragons..." Archaedas weighed his own strength. If it were in its prime, holding Hammer of Khaz'goroth As for, he has the confidence to have a chance with Archimonde, but in his current situation, not to mention Archimonde, even Ragnaros can beat him.
"Are you scared?" Aaron looked at Archaedas and asked. He could see that the old giant's eyes were filled with wonder and pain, but not fear. He was just using this to break the silence.
"It's nothing to be afraid of. It's just that I am definitely no match for Archimonde. Even if I add Thorim and Hodir, I may not be able to do it... the two of them consume more power than me. Alas, Loken, Loken!" Archaedas didn't pay attention to Aaron's words, but said all his thoughts. Although he had never met Archimonde, he already knew Burning Legion's ultimate goal from Aaron's mouth. Naturally, what he was thinking about was how to deal with this group of bad guys.
It's just that the situation is really not optimistic. Now Loken has been killed, Tyr is still sleeping, Mimiron has lost his body, Freya itself is not good at fighting, Hodir and Thorim have been consumed for too long because of Loken's conspiracy. Titan Keepers, which once put down Azeroth's ancient chaos, is no longer as powerful as it was at the beginning.
"What about adding Odyn?"
Archaedas nodded. "Including Odyn, there may be hope for a fight. To be honest, the last contact time was too short. I don't know how Odyn has recovered, but if we can call Lai back..."
"Lai? Forget it, Pandaria can't even get in for you? There's nothing I can do about it." Aaron glanced at Onyxia. Unless her father got out of Deepholm in advance, Otherwise, no one can let Shaohao remove the fog that shrouded Pandaria. Furthermore... "Lena guy's power was mostly taken away by a Mogu. I don't know how bad the current situation is."
"Then we can only inform Odyn. By the way, don't you want to waste this hammer? Give him the hammer after we meet. That guy will definitely be very happy." Archaedas pointed at Sulfuras and said to Aaron said, "Odyn was very interested in this hammer when he was fighting the elements. It's a pity that he couldn't get this hammer until Ragnaros was exiled to Elemental Plane."
"Okay, I understand." Aaron looked at Sulfuras. He didn't mind giving this hammer to anyone. He wouldn't use it anyway, so Odyn wouldn't mind giving it to anyone. It's okay, I just have a headache on how to take the hammer away. Thinking of this, Aaron looked at Archaedas again. "Is there really no way you can make this hammer smaller?"
Archaedas shook his head. "There is really no way. This hammer can be regarded as a rare item. No one except Ragnaros can use the full power of this hammer, otherwise Odyn will not look down on this hammer. If Hammer of Khaz'goroth is still around, I can give it a try, but after so many years, I don't know where the hammer has gone."
"Hammer of Khaz'goroth? I know where it is, so I might as well look for Odyn by the way. But before looking for Odyn, I still have something to do. Burning Legion needs to be notified to the Alliance of the news about going to Kalimdor, I also need to make some preparations." Aaron looked to the north. Blackrock Mountain There is only one ruin left here. The demons have left. The next step is a battle that will determine Azeroth's future fate. I wonder what it will be like this time?
"You seem to be planning to let mortals join this battle? I think our power should be enough..." Archaedas hesitated slightly and said to Aaron, "This is our responsibility. I think there is no need to use their power this time."
"You don't need to use them this time, what about next time? Your power is getting weaker and weaker. Sooner or later, the responsibility of protecting this world will be handed over to mortals. Why not let all living beings in this world understand how dangerous this world is before you are all dead." Aaron said seriously. He always felt that Azeroth was so dangerous, but the various forces on this planet were still fighting endlessly. It was really a waste.
What's even more amazing is that Azeroth actually relied on these guys who were hostile to each other to survive one disaster after another. Even Burning Legion, which had been in the universe for tens of thousands of years, was driven away by these guys. How powerful would it be if all these powers were used to deal with foreign enemies?
However, the official history that Aaron knows is enhanced by the screenwriter. Even if the situation is worse, the heroes of Azeroth must win, otherwise the players will definitely curse.
Aaron is really worried that the world will end in a very bad way, and it is this worry that has been driving Aaron to fight for Azeroth.
"Well, if this is what you mean, I have no objection." Archaedas took a deep look at Aaron, turned around and left. He will now return to Northrend and mobilize all his power as much as possible. As for mortal matters, let's leave it to the spokesperson of Azeroth.
Watching Archaedas go away, Aaron also left Blackrock Mountain, preparing to go to Ironforge. On the way to Blackrock Mountain, he remembered that Ironforge had a direct portal to Lordaeron, so there was no need for him to fly over by himself.
But when he remembered this, he had already flown for a day, and going back might be a waste of time, so he decided to fly over. There was no need to do that now, and he could also inform Ironforge and Gnomeregan on the way.
"Okay, it's time for me to go. Taligosa, you are going back to Stormwind City, right? Remember to tell Varian the news here and my hope to form a coalition expedition to Kalimdor, just for the future of this planet." Aaron believes that Varian will definitely support this decision, even if Stormwind City did not encounter any impact in this war.
As for himself, he flew towards Ironforge on Onyxia, hoping that the dwarves of Ironforge would not regard Black Dragon Princess as enemies when they saw it.