Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

The wind blew from the high ground, rustling and blowing the long hair of the elves.

As the sun sets, the red sky becomes darker, and as if foreshadowing something, twilight unfolds its curtain.

The sound of booming cannons was heard in the distance. Kael'thas and the others jumped over a hill. When the terrain sloped downward again, they saw a tragic scene.

On the highland grassland hundreds of meters away, surrounding the gate of the huge city Stromgarde, nearly 100 humans and orcs were fighting fiercely, stretching for at least [-] meters from left to right.

Stromgarde is backed by the ocean, with mountains on both sides, and only the plains in front. This terrain structure has created its current disastrous situation.

Densely packed orcs crowded in front of the gates of Stromgarde, shouting and attacking the solid walls and gates.At the same time, these orcs firmly occupied the middle position, preventing the supporting human troops from entering the front of the city and joining the people of Stromgarde.

"Kael'thas, move forward quickly, they can't hold on any longer."

Mephitus looked at Stromgarde and said, he was more keen than others and realized that the current situation was difficult.

Stromgarde means a lot to humanity, but it's also a place worth remembering for Mephitus.

Thousands of years ago, this place became the place where humans built a kingdom, and it was also the place where high elves and humans signed an alliance to jointly fight against the huge troll empire.

Mephitus is the elf who participated in that cooperation, so at this moment.He also didn't want to see this historic city destroyed.

"Ah."

Kael'thas nodded, and together with the anxious Kalia, they led the team to rush downward quickly.

Wildhammer knights followed in the sky.

The human troops immediately discovered the arrival of the elves and dwarves, and burst into loud cheers.

Kalia took the lead in leading the paladins to report to a familiar team.

"Come here, please!"

A middle-aged commander rode up to the elves on horseback, pointed in the direction and said:

"We don't have much time now, please help us open a way."

Kael'thas nodded and quickly explained.Let the elves move toward where each other indicates.

"What's the situation now?"

He watched as the elves entered the human troops, were surrounded, and began to advance in an orderly manner.In a hurry, I asked the middle-aged commander.

"Yes, what is the mission of us dwarves!?"

Lord Falstad also landed on the ground at this time.Impatient question:

"Why don't you see the opponent's air force?"

The middle-aged commander nervously directed some of his subordinate commanders. He didn't even have time to introduce himself. He wiped his sweat and replied to the two of them:

"As you can see, now we are blocked by those orcs, and we must open a path to the door."

"Ork air forces will return every hour to attack, and we must succeed before the next attack."

He pointed at the many severely damaged walls of Stromgarde and said:

"These walls are damaged and cannot withstand their next air attack."

Kael'thas and the two looked towards Stromgarde, and the situation was worse than they thought. Not only did the walls look crumbling, but also the inside of the city.Countless black smoke also rose.

Apparently the orcs also have bombs.

"This city has been fortified by us, and the defense is very high. I didn't expect it to be destroyed like this."

Mephitus said beside Kaelthas.

"What I want to know more is, how come those damn orcs have so many powerful bombs, and how do their craftsmanship grow so fast?"

Lord Falstad is more professional than the others.The power of the bomb can be seen from the damage to the city wall, so I am a little angry at the moment.

"I guess the answer is simple..."

Kael'thas looked at Lord Falstad and explained:

"They must have seized a large number of bombs from another group of your tribe. Well, you also know that your compatriots in the south are in a very bad situation."

More than just bad.The dwarves of Ironforge have been forced back to their hometown by the orcs.

"The orcs collected the bombs and then had people hide them nearby."

"The reason why those air troops launch attacks every hour is probably to get bombs."

Kael'thas analyzed that in such a short period of time, he almost understood all the truth.

"Didn't you go after that group of air troops?"

he asked the middle-aged commander.

"No..."

The commander's face turned red, and then he became angry:

"Those fools said there was no need to chase these unbeatable enemies, so everyone did not chase them, but attacked here."

"A day of attack?"

Kael'thas asked.

"No, the first batch of troops only arrived at noon."

"Yeah, that's half a day..."

Kael'thas nodded, a little disappointed:

"A long time."

He has determined that if this battle fails, there is only one reason, and that is that the commanders here are fools.

He wasted half a day in vain, not wanting to investigate the source of the aerial bomb, which would only cause the soldiers and the orcs to fight, which was completely reckless behavior.

Kael'thas didn't complain anymore. The situation was already like this and he couldn't change it.No.Moreover, relying on the firepower of the elves is now the only way to break through the orcs' defense line.

"The commander-in-chief here hasn't come yet, right?"

he asked.

"Yes, time is tight. The current personnel are transferred from all over the place, and there is no unified commander."

The middle-aged commander nodded.

"Then let me take command first!"

Kael'thas said that this was not because he was confident, but that if it were left to a group of idiots, it would be better to let him take command, otherwise he would definitely be heartbroken if the elves would suffer huge losses.

"this..."

The middle-aged commander was hesitant. He was not in a high position and could not make the decision.

"I agree with Kael'thas."

Lord Falstad said immediately.He had analyzed several years of Hinterlands raids and previous battle experiences, and he still had considerable trust in Kael'thas's commanding ability.

"I agree!"

A female voice also came over, it was Kalia, she was back with more paladins.

"your Highness!"

The middle-aged commander was surprised. Looking at him like this, he must be a noble from Lordaeron.

"Since Her Royal Highness the Princess said so, then I'll go talk to the others..."

He nodded. In fact, from the analysis just now, he knew that Kael'thas was better than the current chaotic command.

As long as the princess of Lordaeron approves.Then other national teams without any heavyweights will agree, not to mention.The Wildhammer dwarves agreed.

The command authority of Kael'thas, the elf prince, is almost the most likely to be approved by everyone.

Of course, not long after the middle-aged knight came down, Kael'thas gained everyone's recognition.

"The plan remains unchanged now. We will continue to break through the opponent's defense in that direction and move three more teams from both sides."

After Kael'thas took a look at the battlefield, he immediately issued the order.

He said to Kalia:

"You take all the paladins and follow them to clear the way."

Kalia nodded and quickly went down.

Now, with the Paladin protection and the human soldiers on the outside, the elves in charge of firepower in the middle have maximum protection.

Everyone could see that Kael'thas had some selfish motives.But this plan is undoubtedly the best. The firepower of the elves is maximized, which is more beneficial to the battle situation, so no one raised any objections.

"How long will it be until the Orks' air force arrives?"

Kael'thas asked again.

"Less than 15 minutes."

The human commanders looked at each other, and then gave some awkward answers.

"What? Less than 15 minutes!"

Kael'thas opened his mouth.

【Holy shit.What a haircut in such a short time! 】

Lord Falstad and Mephitus also frowned.

In such a short period of time, even breaking through the defense line is a problem, and it is impossible to turn it into a victory.

"Mission changed!!"

Kael'thas took a deep breath and stared coldly at these silent commanders:

"From now on, the mission becomes to save the people of Stromgarde."

"Find a way to get in touch with the humans in Stromgarde and get them to give up resistance. Quickly gather behind the city gate and wait until our troops pass and all come out to join together!!"

A male commander immediately stood up:

"But the order we received is to protect Stromgarde!"

"Strandstorm Castle can't be saved. We can only give up now."

Kael'thas looked at him, somewhat unhappy:

"We can only save people first, then surround Stromgarde, and then find a way to take it back."

Any smarter commander would have made this decision.

Kael'thas ignored this idiot and turned to Lord Falstad:

"Lord Falstad, if you can, please go and delay the orcs' aerial team."

"it is good."

The dwarf nodded in agreement without hesitation. He looked at the human commanders, and soon someone came out.

"Let me give you directions."

He said this and left with Lord Falstad.

"You guys should go on your mission too."

Kael'thas gave the details and then drove the human commanders away.

The next progress was pretty much what he expected. The elves were commanded by two girls and a fearful man, and nothing major happened.

Surprisingly, when the team successfully broke through to the city gate and merged with the people of Stromgarde, the orcs did not launch a very powerful attack.

The other party's commander seemed to have seen through Kael'thas's plan and deliberately let them go.

Neither the orcs nor the human casualties appeared great.

Then, when 20 minutes later, the Wildhammer dwarves were entangled by a small number of enemies without much delay. The orcs riding dragons bypassed their firepower and flew over Stromgarde.

The entire sky was occupied by the figure of the black dragon, and the bombs dropped made a rumble.

At the same moment that the rescue team returned to the front line, the orcs broke through the defenses of Stromgarde, and screams were heard in the city.

Those who were unwilling to leave the city, or were too late to leave the city, ushered in eternal darkness. (To be continued)RQ