My Rebirth and the Strange Adventure of Black Zhen

The first thing I did was to use Holy Word: Punishment on General Nazgrim who had successfully used his invincibility skill.

Before, when Leah Kurojeong's soul traveled to this Yamaguchiyama game world, she wanted to make me her Servant.

Holy Word: Punishment interrupted Leah Blackjewel's spellcasting.

But to General Nazgrim who had activated his invincibility skill, Holy Word: Punishment was more likely to be wiping stains off his Holy Light Shield.

The red flames then hit General Nazgrim's holy light shield.

Seeing that the red flame failed to hurt the opponent, Leah Blackzhen instantly threw out purple flame and black flame.

Even the purple flame with cursed power and the black flame with amazing lethality could not break General Nazgrim's holy light shield.

I rushed to General Nazgrim and struck his holy light shield with my staff.

"Blanc, get out of the way."

Even with a sword that uses a quick charge to create a huge impact, it was unable to penetrate General Nazgrim's holy light shield.

After retreating several steps, Leah Blackzhen immediately used her shield to crash into General Nazgrim's holy light shield.

Until General Nazgrim's Holy Light Shield expired, neither Leah Blackjewel's nor my attacks could cause any damage to him.

The shield thrown by Leah Blackjewel forced General Nazgrim, who had no protection from Holy Light, to take two steps back.

Garrosh, Warchief of the Horde, clapped his hands in approval.

"good very good."

Even after using Lay on Healing and Invincibility continuously, the crystal in General Nazgrim's hand still shone with holy light.

"Nazgrim, please report the remaining amount of Holy Light Storage Crystal."

After careful observation, General Nazgrim reported back to the Horde Chieftain Garrosh.

"Chief Garrosh, there is about 40% of Holy Light energy left in the Holy Light storage crystal."

"Undead Priest, how does this Holy Light Storage Crystal replenish the Holy Light energy that has been consumed?"

Leah Blackjewel becomes one with the Holy Grail.

As long as Leah Blackzhen is willing, she can fill one hundred and two holy light storage crystals with holy light energy within an hour.

However, in order to keep a backup plan, I still provide another solution.

"There is a huge source of magic in Silvermoon City, the capital of the blood elves."

After understanding my hint, the Horde Chieftain Garrosh immediately issued a new order.

"The magic power in the Sunwell has been processed so that it can quickly replenish the energy in the Holy Light Storage Crystal."

General Nazgrim, feeling the great determination of the Horde Warchief Garrosh, stood up straight.

"You must ensure that the portal between here and Silvermoon City remains open at all times."

"As you wish, Warchief Garrosh."

General Nazgrim was about to take the order and leave when he was stopped.

"Wait, don't be anxious. This undead priest seems to have something else to say."

I cleared my throat.

"Warchief Garrosh, I have a plan to win three battles in a row."

Ever since the expedition to the north to fight the Lich King, the Horde and the Alliance have been competing against each other.

The winning rate of both sides remains around 50%.

It is difficult for everyone in the two major camps, the Horde and the Alliance, to guarantee that their camp will win the next battle.

"You do have a chance of winning one battle by using the Holy Light Storage Crystal. But how can you guarantee that the tribe will win the second and third battles?"

Garrosh, Warchief of the Horde, has high hopes for me to win the first battle.

"Warchief Garrosh, the three battles I mentioned do not just mean defeating the opponent in a team PVP match."

My words obviously aroused the interest of Garrosh, the chieftain of the Horde.

"This is a huge plan. I can guarantee that if it is executed according to the plan, the tribe will surpass the alliance in strategic direction three times."

"Undead priest, what's your name?"

Place your right hand on your left shoulder and lean your upper body slightly forward.

"Bronx," I gave a standard salute to Garrosh, the chieftain of the Horde.

"The code name for this first major plan is to remove the firewood from under the cauldron."

Because I haven’t talked about these three major plans with anyone else before.

Leah Heizhen beside me also looked at me curiously.

"Food is the basic guarantee for the combat effectiveness of the army."

General Nazgrin pulled a small notebook and a pen from his trouser pocket.

"If we destroy the alliance's food supply, the alliance's army will collapse without a fight."

Garrosh, the chieftain of the Horde, said with emotion, "Destroying the Alliance's food supply is as difficult as traveling through time and space to save my father."

"It is indeed difficult to achieve this goal through ordinary military means. But what if the alliance destroys the alliance's food supplies?"

A novel idea made the Horde Chieftain Garrosh think for a while.

"There is no fool in the world who would destroy the food supplies of his own troops. Unless he has to."

"The Horde alone is not enough to make the Alliance destroy their own food. But with the unexpected pressure from third-party organizations such as Dalaran and the Earthen Ring, the Alliance will make some concessions for its own honor."

Seeing that the other three people in Grommash Hold had no objection, I continued my speech.

“If we want a third-party organization to assist our tribe, we must adopt a plan that they approve of.”

Garrosh, the Warchief of the Horde, thought of the only possibility and proposed a feasible plan.

"Just like the Silver Crusade during the Northern Expedition against the Lich King, the Horde defeated the Alliance in a team PVP competition organized by a third-party organization."

"That's right. Our tribe uses food as a bet. The faction that loses the team PVP game will take the initiative to destroy the food."

General Nazgrim's pen slid quickly across the small notebook.

"In order to maintain the honor of the alliance, the alliance will also bet on food."

General Nazgrin stopped writing and asked, "Please allow me to interrupt. I have a question?"

"Please come in, General Nazgrim."

"Blanc, let me ask you, isn't Dalaran in the same boat with the Alliance?"

After waving it off, I explained.

"The mages in Dalaran are more interested in exploring magic than being loyal to the Alliance."

General Nazgrin wrote down my words in a little notebook.

"When mages study strange spells, they will hurt ordinary people. The laws of the Alliance are a big constraint for the mages in Dalaran."

General Nazgrin agreed. "You have a point, Bronk."

"While Lady Jaina of Dalaran serves the Alliance, the blood elf Sunreavers also have a place in Dalaran."

Leah Black-Jane summarized the previous information and said, "The Horde requires third-party organizations such as Dalaran and the Earthen Ring to hold faction team PVP competitions."

"If third-party organizations such as Dalaran and the Earthen Ring are unwilling to host the event or the Alliance does not respond to the challenge, Bronx, do you have a solution?" Garrosh, the Warchief of the Horde, posed a difficult question.

I answered confidently. "Of course I have a way."