Anomaly Of Warcraft

Chapter 779 Gou Shiyun

“Great victory?”

“Yes, Lord Garithus used the firepower of 49 gunboats on Lake Lordamere two days ago to severely damage the Scourge. It is conservatively estimated that more than 70,000 skeletal soldiers and ghouls were destroyed.”

When Lingbing handed the battle report to Carlos, he chatted a few words out of excitement, which seemed very unprofessional.

But understandable.

Tirion Fording launched the first phase of the campaign in Andorhal. Alessandro Mograine led his team to destroy Alsace’s much-needed support supplies. The incident has not spread. Instead, it was Gary. Seth made a sensation first.

This is very unexpected and very pleasant.

There were more than 200,000 combat troops alone. From Hillsbrad to Andorhal, the Alliance had already connected the troops.

This also means that there are at least the same number of camel teams transporting supplies to the front.

So Carlos did not rush to Andorhal, but stayed in Alterac Plateau to coordinate transportation.

After receiving the battle report, I read page by page, with a taste of word by word.

After all, Carlos uttered the word with no quality — Gou Shi!

Regarding the trustworthy leader Admiral, Carlos told them all privately that behind the cursed sect’s service for the undead natural disasters is the current situation of the wizard group being infiltrated into holes and the fact that there are a large number of two or five in the upper ranks of the alliance.

Obviously, Garithus also knew about this.

In front of the Lich King’s supernatural powers comparable to wide-area radar, the Scourge has the advantage of overwhelming the alliance’s vision.

One plug-in opens the whole picture, one is full of the fog of war, and the overall intelligence field is an overwhelming disadvantage for the alliance.

So look at how it was written in the battle report?

The great Marshal Garithus did not reveal his complete battle plan to soldiers or even officers until he was surrounded by undead natural disasters on the mudflats of Lake Lordamere.

Carlos couldn’t help taking a breath when he saw this place. There was no military mutiny in this Fuck. Is it because the Scourge’s methods are too cruel?

It seems to be so, surrender is also death, and death in battle is also death, so why not let it cool!

Next, in order to prevent intelligence leaks, one of Garithus’ captains communicated privately with one captain, complete single-line communication, until the fleet was assembled, all the captains thought that they were just an escape preparation option for the commander.

It was this situation that caused the fleet’s delay.

No, no, Carlos thinks that the greatest miracle is that the fleet can complete the formation on its own and catch up with the “corpse collection” for Garithus.

The quality of Alliance Marine is really terrifying.

Finally, the most legendary point is the unpredictable fog.

Carlos is an old Lordaeron, and he is no stranger to Lake Lordaere. After all, the northwest bank of this lake belongs to the Kingdom of Lordaeron, and the southeast belongs to Alterac.

So Carlos knows that Lordamere Lake in this season usually fogs up in the middle of the night, and the fog disappears when the sun comes out.

It was the bizarre heavy fog before sunset that afternoon when the war started, which obscured the information gathered by the fleet, so that the commanders of the Scourge did not have time to retreat and had such a great result.

The most exaggerated is Garithos’ courage.

After the roar of artillery, there was rotten flesh and bones everywhere, and the sky was exhausting the hidden soldiers. Garithus could still form a 3,000-man heavy infantry and 1,000 light cavalry to pursue the undead natural disasters. One captured the narrowest col of Yinsong Mountain Road.

At this point, with the follow-up of the follow-up force, Garithus obtained control of a small half of the Silver Pine Forest in a way that normal military commanders could not understand.

Does this make sense?

Of course there is. Without mentioning the value of a strategically important place, the alliance only needs a small amount of troops to stop a large number of undead natural disasters.

More importantly, there are four large mines in the captured territory.

One of the silver mines was of low value during the war, and the remaining two iron mines and one copper mine were all things that could be quickly transformed into war potential.

The whole battle report is like a third-rate knight novel, full of coincidences and irrationality.

But there is no doubt that Garithus fought a good fight.

When the absurd and the surprise are mixed together, Carlos really wants to give Garithos a medal of retirement, and then give him a title: the god of dog luck!

Forget it, it doesn’t matter if the handsome guy doesn’t mention it, he doesn’t bother to see and mind. Since he has handed over the entire front to him, how to fight is his business.

It turns out that everything is fine.

Looking for an official document, Carlos wrote a letter of commendation, and at the end warned Garithus not to underestimate the enemy’s advance.

The whole thing is over.

Because the Undead Scourge and the Alliance chose the same strategic focus-guarding west and advancing east.

Andorhal is the next focus of the alliance. How brave Garithus is, even if he goes all the way through the defense of the undead and natural disasters, it is useless to recover Lordaeron.

That dead city cannot change the destiny of mankind now.

It is necessary to destroy the main force of the undead and natural disasters head-on, to have a final word in the possibility of reorganizing the mountains and rivers.

Therefore, it is necessary to break through the encirclement net arranged by Alsace in the periphery of Andorhal, and Carlos must chase his brother-in-law to fight.

Just as the sect of the curse has planted a large number of spies in the alliance and developed a large number of offline.

Carlos also broke into the cursed cult.

After all, not all cultists like to play Domino with dead people. After Carlos took the first wave of the Scourge’s offensive, there were guys who were greedy for the prosperity of the world who wanted to fight back.

They regretted it.

The power promised by the Lich King conflicted with the “power” they really hoped for, and they hoped to return to the world of the living.

Therefore, the adventure of Tirion Fording and Alessandro Mograine came out.

Although with the success of this raid, the Lich King must strictly investigate the leaks, the follow-up role of these Scourge Legions will inevitably weaken, and it is not impossible to even be controlled by the Lich King’s mind.

But at least it proved feasible to play espionage with the Scourge.

As the alliance army and the Scourge continue to change the strength of the comparison, the situation is bound to become more complicated.

So Carlos did not expect to rely on conspiracy and intrigue as a strategic goal.

After all, you still have to do it with real swords and guns.

Just like Garithus knows that bombing the dense sea of ​​skulls with the large-caliber artillery of the fleet is the same as the ghouls.

How could Carlos, who has a richer hand, have a tug of war with the Undead Scourge.

On the front of Andorhal, Uther looked at Tirion Fording with a complicated expression.

The two big guys stared at each other, and the other Paladins were not good at talking.

Magni Bronzebeard wanted to talk, but he held it back. He wasn’t his own third brother Brian, who could still understand the atmosphere.

“I still don’t think that expelling you is a wrong thing.”

Uther was close to Tsundere’s opening.

“I take the blame.”

Tirion Fording, who had broken his heart, responded without hesitation.

“Now the league needs you.”

Uther looked complicated.

“So I am here.”

Tirion Fording has a firm face.

“Welcome back, my brother.”

Uther gave Tirion Fording a big hug in relief, and the members of the Knights of the Silver Hand yelled cheerfully and applauded.

“So, after all… forget it.”

Magni Bronzebeard followed and began to applaud, although he didn’t quite understand what was happening before him.