Necromancer in another world

Chapter 950 Adal's Shock
Adal is worthy of being the strongest among the naaru, who can spread the light energy throughout the entire void storm like this other than him?
Muru?

No!

Kiru?

No!

Ke Healy?
Voggs?
Herkius?

Or Fuelu?
No, none of them can.

A'dal is not in the same order of magnitude as his peers. He is so powerful that even if other Naaru join forces, they are far from being opponents.

Gruul is the strongest native creature in the world of Draenor, and Adal is the strongest alien creature in the world of Draenor. One is a snake and the other is a dragon. Which one is better?
Leo is looking forward to the answer that will be revealed soon.

Of course, what he expects more is that these two tyrannical creatures can fight for both sides, only in this way can he become a profitable fisherman.

Gruul's one-eyed eyes were still icy cold, and his ruthless nature made his emotions hardly fluctuate, which was very different from his sons.

Storm Fortress is like a round of golden sun, the dazzling golden light makes people unable to look directly at it, even Leo and Kael'thas have to cast eye protection spells on themselves to take a glance, but Gruul is so defenseless. He stared at the past, and kept staring at it, the sight alone made people feel ashamed.

Two beams of light shot out from the void storm, protecting Muru and Kiru who were being beaten up by the three one-eyed Gorons inside. The son of Gruul's attack could not move even half an inch after encountering the beam of light. Lu is safe.

Chief Adal finally made a move!
Muru and Kiru breathed a sigh of relief, although Gruul was strong, he couldn't kill them with A'dal's support.

Now that you are safe, retreat.

Almost at the same time as the beam of light appeared, Muru and Kiru began to retreat. They didn't dare to make any moves before because they were afraid of attracting Gruul's attention. Now that A'dal stepped forward to restrain Gruul and the others, what were they afraid of?As for the three sons of Gruul, the two Naaru didn't care, because they were confident that they couldn't stop them if they wanted to leave.

Seeing how the three one-eyed Grons who retreated from Muru and Kilu could let it go, the three big men waved their fists and chased after them. However, A'dal's protective spell was too strong, and their attacks had no effect at all.

"What a strong protective ability." Leo, who was peeping from a distance, was amazed repeatedly. Leo, who had teamed up with Kael'thas to hunt down four of their kin, knew the attack power of the one-eyed Gron very clearly. Adal's defense The spell was as powerful as he knew it to be, "but this would make the naaru even more problematic."

Naru has a problem?
Yes, don't think that Leo will believe them just because Naaru is a creature of the light department. In fact, he never thinks how innocent these luminous guys are.

When climbing the mountain pass, Leo had doubts about a plot. When the blood elves attacked the Storm Fortress, let alone why the spaceship named Exodar could carry the Draenei on countless planes. Falling into Azeroth by such a coincidence in the rift, even if there is such a coincidence, why didn't Naru take action?

You must know that in the subsequent incidents, Adal relied on his invincible defensive spells to make the entire Shattrath City impenetrable, no matter how the enemy attacked, he could not break through the defenses laid by Adal. It is definitely several times stronger than when the blood elves attacked Storm Fortress.

Even under such an attack, Adal's spells were able to successfully keep Shattrath, and took advantage of the trend to recruit some blood elves, but he didn't even make a move in the Battle of Storm Keep. Isn't this obviously a problem?

It should be known that Shattras hadn't been rebuilt at that time, and there were no protective measures. Adal could protect a city by himself, not to mention that in a fortress city with complete protective measures like Storm Fortress, he had to block the blood. Shouldn't the elf's attack be easier?

But A'dal didn't make a move. Not only that, Muru of the Naaru clan was captured by the blood elves led by Liadlin, thus the blood elf paladin was born.And it was precisely because of the birth of the blood knight among the blood elves, after Kael'thas was tricked by Kil'jaeden, that Adal had a reason to recruit the remaining elites of the blood elves' royal party. It doesn't matter whether he converted to Naaru, or it was for the purpose of protecting the royalist elite, anyway, Adal has a group of blood elf elites, and the strength of Naaru's command has been expanded.

A lot of things seem to be nothing if they are independent, but people have to think about the whole thing in series.From Leo's point of view, what happened between the blood elves and the naaru didn't look right.

"The Battle of Storm Fortress brought the Draenei into Azeroth, and the Naaru's hand justifiably extended into the world where the Burning Legion had been devastated several times. After the battle against the Sunwell, the Burning Legion The local strength of Azeroth and Azeroth has been greatly compromised, but the strength of the naaru has been expanded. Although Muru has suffered a bit, it can be compared with the blood elf elite led by Liadrin. It's really nothing." Leo rubbed his chin, and doubts emerged in his mind, "And, did Mulu really suffer?"

Naru, see you again!
The three one-eyed Grons chased and killed Muru and Kilu who were retreating, and unknowingly moved away from Gruul. Five golden light clusters shot out from the void, and they were five naru.

Hergios, Keshili, Fuelu, Curry, Mori, and the naaru in the Storm Fortress came out in full force.

Gruul personally came to the Netherstorm, and took three younger brothers to the Storm Fortress to block the door. Based on Adal's understanding of the one-eyed Goron, how could the Naaru leader not know that this matter could not be resolved.That being the case, in order to avoid future troubles, Naaru must of course show his strength, either to repel Gruul, or to teach the dragon slayer an unforgettable lesson so that he does not dare to cause trouble easily.

The five naru besieged the three one-eyed Gron, obviously the naru had the upper hand, and the Naru suddenly caught the one-eyed Gron by surprise, and the situation of the battle changed instantly.

The only three remaining sons were in danger, but Gruul ignored it. He just looked coldly at the Storm Fortress, which looked like a round of golden scorching sun. At this moment, he was engaged in an invisible but dangerous spiritual confrontation with Adal. .

Spiritual confrontation is all about mental power and willpower. It stands to reason that Gron, a physically strengthened creature, is not very talented in spiritual will. It is precisely because of this that Adal chose to compete with Gruul in a spiritual competition. What surprised him was that Gruul's mental power was not necessarily weaker than him who specialized in spells. After several trials between the two sides, Adal could not get the slightest advantage. Adal couldn't help but be astonished.

Unlike the one-eyed Gron with a tyrannical body, Naru is a creature made of energy aggregation. Naru, who has no real body, takes the route of spiritual training, but now a creature specializing in physical training is no better than Naru in spiritual competition. Chief Lu's Adal is weak, isn't that terrifying?

Gruul's physical strength has reached the limit that a world can accommodate, and he is almost invincible with physical strength alone. His spiritual strength has also been cultivated to such a high level, which is simply against the sky.

This is the potential of the one-eyed Goron?

Adal was terrified, Goron was too strong, they could go both physically and mentally, and the talent of one-eyed Goron was much stronger than Naru himself.

No!

Can't let the one-eyed Goron grow up!
A'dal was furious in his heart, and he immediately issued a kill order to Hergios and the others, asking them to keep the three one-eyed Gorons alive.

The enmity with the one-eyed Gron is settled. Based on Adal's understanding of Gron's biological character, there is no possibility of reconciliation between the two parties—the one-eyed Gron, who is cruel by nature and only kills in his mind, is a very vengeful creature. He couldn't give the three sons of Gruul a chance to grow up, and he had to nip any possible future dangers in the bud at this time.

"Wow, it's going to be a real fire."

A'dal became murderous, and the battle between Naru and the one-eyed Gron became more than several times fierce in an instant. The two sides fought fiercely, which made someone who was watching the show very proud. After all, the appearance of this scene was his masterpiece. .

Seeing that their own race surrounded the three one-eyed Gorons, Mulu and Kilu did not retreat, and they regrouped at the edge of the battlefield, waiting for the moment to join the battle.

Energy creatures also have their advantages over creatures with substantial flesh. After being injured, they only need to replenish enough energy to restore their combat effectiveness immediately.

The sky above the Netherstorm is the Twisting Nether, and the Twisting Nether is full of raging energy flows. Such an environment is extremely dangerous for other creatures, but in Naaru's view, it is an inexhaustible source of energy. Extracting energy to supplement their own losses, which is why the Draenei will stop the Storm Keep in the Netherstorm.

With enough energy replenished into the body, Muru and Kiru's injuries are recovering quickly. According to their healing momentum, the two naru will be able to recover in half an hour at most. At that time, these two naru joined, In a seven-on-three situation, the lives of the three one-eyed Gorons were in danger.

"Guess what I'm thinking now?" Kael'thas, who was also waiting for a bargain with Leo, sent a message, "I wonder if we went too far before."

What is Kael'thas saying?
Leo froze for a moment, then realized that Kael'thas was assuming that if the seven sons of Gruul had not died, the naaru would not have the upper hand.

But does this assumption make sense?
and many more!

Leo laughed evilly, Kael'thas' words really reminded him.

"pretty good idea!"

Leo replied to Kael'thas, and then he disappeared from the spot, and he didn't know where he was, which made Windsor and others wonder.

At this time, Leo didn't pay attention to the battle between Naru and the one-eyed Goron. What was he going to do?

Gruul knew about the news that four one-eyed Grons had been killed, but Naru might not. What would happen if a new one-eyed Gron joined them?
　Tomorrow will be the 21st, I am going to Shanghai, please bless me

　　
　
(End of this chapter)