Compared with the previous teleportation methods used by Aaron, this large-scale teleportation across two continents can be said to be the most uncomfortable one. Aaron immediately felt like the world was distorted when he followed Dreadwake through the teleportation gate, and almost lost control of Dreadwake and fell straight down.
Fortunately, Dreadwake can fly on his own. Aaron gave Dreadwake the command to fly forward in time before he was completely dizzy, thus avoiding some tragedy.
"This... feels so uncomfortable." Vereesa originally wanted to continue asking Onyxia about it, but the dizziness caused by passing through the portal made her completely forget about it, and she only clung to the side of the ship to prevent herself from falling to the ground.
"Huh, I guess Night Elf didn't let Alliance soldiers teleport directly to Mount Hyjal to prevent this kind of situation, right?" Aaron relied on his strengthened physique to slow down first, and stood on Dreadwake overlooking the Alliance camp below and said with some emotion.
Although Azshara is right on the beach, and the soothing sea breeze has greatly weakened the smell in this area, Aaron can still smell the faint smell in the air. Without looking carefully, Aaron can guess that many soldiers must have vomited as soon as they came over.
"Aaron, we... should we... stay away from here." Vereesa was so smoked that he covered his mouth and nose as soon as he opened his mouth. He broke into pieces several times before finishing the sentence. For High Elf, who has a keen sense of smell, staying on this beach is simply a kind of torture.
"Let's go, let me see where we are going." Aaron controlled Dreadwake to slowly rise into the air, his eyes constantly wandering around, looking for where he should go. According to the previously discussed plan, Alliance After arriving at Azshara, the army must first establish a temporary camp here and wait for the arrival of Night Elf's envoy before deciding on the next plan. What Aaron is looking for is the location of the temporary camp.
Azshara The terrain of this area is a concave area with an opening to the east. The portal is located on the peninsula protruding below, and the temporary camp is at the deepest part of the area. This choice did not exceed Aaron's expectations. The place is backed by Ashenvale, which also greatly reduces the possibility of being attacked by the enemy.
It took a total of one day from the vanguard of the Alliance soldiers to arrive at Aaron. The vanguard had already established the prototype of a temporary camp, but there was still a long way to go before all the soldiers could live in it. Most of the soldiers probably had to sleep on the beach tonight. Fortunately, the environment in this area was very good and the temperature was very suitable, so sleeping outdoors should not be a problem.
"So what are you worried about?" When Aaron approached the coalition temporary headquarters, all he saw was a bunch of sad faces. After careful inquiry, he learned that some soldiers who went to collect wood nearby encountered a group of attackers. Only a few soldiers returned, which greatly slowed down the construction progress of the camp. To make matters worse, the attackers also launched an attack on the camp, but it was almost nightfall, so the soldiers were unable to respond better.
"Those Night Elf haven't shown up yet. Our soldiers are in a strange land and have to face the threat of a group of enemies hiding in the dark. Today is really bad." A commander Aaron didn't know complained dissatisfiedly. Although the others did not speak, their expressions showed that they were probably thinking similar to this man.
"Those enemies are still nearby? I'm going to check the situation." Aaron frowned and asked, the only enemies near Azshara are Naga. Alliance soldiers shouldn't have seen Naga, right?
After listening to what Aaron said, a Paladin wearing a Silver Hand shirt shook his head and said to Aaron, "It's not Naga, it's a group of very... ferocious monsters. According to the reports of the soldiers, the enemies have hair all over their bodies and sharp horns on their heads. They look like demons, but they are different from the demons they have seen before."
"Ah... are you talking about Satyr?" Aaron didn't know what to say for a moment. Did these guys actually show up again? But it's not surprising that Satyrs would appear here. After all, there are many Satyrs scattered around The only problem in various places in Kalimdor is that when Xavius gathered an army to attack Mount Hyjal, they brought a lot of Satyr with them. It is not surprising that there are Satyr remaining, but it is not normal to pose a threat to the Alliance soldiers.
Aaron decided to take a look at the situation for himself. He believed that the enemy that would make most commanders worried would definitely not be too simple, so he heard that Aaron headed to the northeast of the camp under the leadership of Paladin, who looked somewhat familiar.
Now that Orcs has not yet established the main city Orgrim in the south, the forest land in Azshara is still very lush. The main difference from Ashenvale is that this area is dotted with too many ruins from the Kaldorei Empire period and the Naga and dragon people wandering among these ruins.
Taking advantage of the not-so-bright moonlight tonight, Aaron took Vereesa and followed the Paladin, bypassing a large number of collapsed ruins along the way. Following the guidance of nearby soldiers, they came to the place where Satyr was encountered before. Unexpectedly, a large number of traces of Fel were found here, but those Satyr disappeared without a trace.
"This is the threat of these enemies. They are not very strong, but they are very good at hiding themselves. Our people have no way to capture their traces." Paladin, who led the way, explained to Aaron, "What we are most worried about is that these enemies will launch a surprise attack at night. With the current state of the soldiers, they may not be able to resist such an enemy attack."
"Worried about a large-scale attack by Satyr?" Aaron scratched his head, "There is no need to worry. There are not many of these guys anymore. Not only all of them, but most of them you encountered before."
Aaron's words failed to convince the commanders of the Alliance's army, so they still sent a large number of soldiers to carry out vigilance at night. Although Aaron felt that this was a bit of a fuss, the high vigilance of the coalition forces was not a bad thing, so he did not continue to persuade.
The development of the matter also verified Aaron's speculation. Although Satyr launched several raids, they were never able to pose much of a threat. They only made the soldiers on guard at night extremely tired, and most of the soldiers got a stable rest.
The first night when Alliance arrived at Kalimdor, it ended without any danger due to the attack of Satyr and the blowing of the sea breeze. When the sun shone in the camp the next day, the messenger sent by Night Elf finally arrived.