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Chapter 108 The Dark Portal of Azeroth is Completed, and the Arrogant Dalaran

Chapter 108 The Dark Portal of Azeroth is Completed, and the Arrogant Dalaran

Once all the floating cities are completed, any faction that wants to obtain Flame Cloud as an energy source will have to come to me to purchase it.

This is the monopoly of energy, because this brand-new floating city can only fly by using energy provided by Rhodes, otherwise you would have to start researching from scratch.

"I'll have my men prepare a fortress that will serve as our base for the Forsaken. This floating city will better protect the entire Forsaken race," Sylvanas said.

Sylvanas had a premonition that in the future, there would likely be many flying fortresses in the skies of Azeroth.

The technology for building a floating city is not actually difficult; the real challenge lies in the energy. The right type of energy is the key to making a floating city fly.

"This time, among the Blood Elves, what interests me most is actually Holy Light energy and Void Energy Blocks," Rhodes said.

These two entirely new energy sources, these entirely new forms of energy, are what Rhodes is interested in.

During the Burning Crusade, these Void Crystals were only a fleeting phenomenon; after Tempest Keep was captured, the Blood Elves lost them.

After all, not every place has terrain like a void storm, allowing them to extract void energy without restraint.

In the original world of Azeroth, this void energy actually opened numerous demon portals, and was even used to summon Kil'jaeden in the future.

"Okay, I'm going back to rest now."

"Go ahead! I won't be going back to keep you company tonight. I have a lot of things to take care of! There's been a backlog of things in Undercity for a whole month," Sylvanas said.

Rhodes nodded, got up, and left.

That night, Sylvanas dealt with some trivial matters in Undercity and made an appearance before all the Forsaken of Undercity, declaring that she, as queen, resided in Undercity.

Yamato, on the other hand, took Brin to familiarize herself with the upper part of Undercity. As for the lower part, it was not very suitable for living people to visit.

Even some tribal envoys are unwilling to travel to the lower city of Undercity unless absolutely necessary.

"What an incredibly strange world! These dead people actually possess self-awareness and can even roam around," Brin said with a look of astonishment as she looked at the Forsaken around her.

These are completely different from the Homies created by Mom's Devil Fruit power; these are real undead! Some even have rotten flesh on their legs, and some are just skeletons all over their bodies.

"To be honest, I still prefer the scenery of Orgrimmar. It has a desert oasis-like beauty," Yamato said.

The last time she came to the world of Azeroth with Rhodes, she stayed in Orgrimmar for a while and was warmly received by the orcs, so Yamato really liked Orgrimmar.

But to be honest, Undercity isn't very good. It's not really suitable for living people. The Upper City is slightly better, but the Lower City is practically uninhabitable.

The two women strolled around for a while before returning to the palace to rest. That evening, Rhodes once again refused Brin's offer to stay.

Nothing happened that night, and early the next morning, Sylvanas's men came to report that the Dark Portal had finally been officially completed.

The Dark Portal, built by Undercity and the Old Horde, stands in the middle of the two places, in a very secluded canyon.

Here, the mages of Undercity have set up a magical barrier, effectively shielding us from detection by other factions.

"Lord Rhodes, is this the Dark Portal? I wonder if it's finished on your end?" Kargath Bladefist asked.

"The Dark Portal over there is also complete. Now we just need to wait for the right opportunity to open both Dark Portals at the same time," Rhodes said, looking at the enormous Dark Portal before him.

Once the Dark Portal is officially opened, countless demon armies will be the first to flood into Azeroth, after which the Alliance and the Horde will each organize expeditionary forces to launch expeditions into Outland.

Rhodes also plans to participate in this expedition to Outland. He has two goals: first, to eliminate Kael'thas, and second, to kill Illidan, who lives in the Black Temple.

Completely ruined all of Kil'jaeden's plans, making Kil'jaeden understand that I, Rhodes, am not some insignificant character to be manipulated, but a future commander who can stand on equal footing with you.

In the Burning Legion's organization, Sargeras, as the leader of the legion and its strongest warrior, ranks first.

The second position is held by the Titan Argus the Destroyer, who controls the power of death. However, this Destroyer usually does not act proactively, but instead guards the Legion's base, Argus.

Using his own death power, he resurrected and protected all non-native races of the Burning Legion in the Twisting Nether.

To be honest, if this Titan who controlled the power of death had been born normally and joined the Pantheon, he would definitely not have been much worse than Sargeras. What a pity! He was enslaved by Sargeras.

The next Titan to join the fight is the third Titan, also a Titan enslaved by Sargeras, and his former lieutenant Aggramar.

In terms of prestige, Titans are basically the highest level of beings besides the Firstborn. Even before the concept of the Firstborn appeared, Titans were the most prestigious.

Next up are the two bigwigs of the Burning Legion, Archimonde and Kil'jaeden, along with a whole bunch of demon commanders.

What Rhodes wanted was to achieve the same status as Kil'jaeden and Archimonde, becoming the third commander of the Burning Legion.

Soon Rhode injected spatial coordinates and anchor points into the Dark Portal on the Azeroth side and installed two spatial energy crystals.

Using the two clusters of spatial energy he left behind, Rhode successfully contacted Retson, who was still on the other side of the pirate territory.

"Rhodes, are you my apprentice?" Retson asked through a faint sense of connection.

"He's my mentor! I've already finished the preliminary preparations for the Dark Portal in Azeroth. Now, as long as the two of us work together, we can open the Dark Portal," Rhodes said.

"Shall we begin now?" After confirming that the other person was his apprentice, Retson nodded and asked.

"There's no rush to find a mentor right now, but you'll need to stay here for the next couple of days. The Dark Portal could open at any moment, and I'm waiting for the right time," Rhodes said.

It should be within the next few days when Kazzak opens the Dark Portal. During this time, unless absolutely necessary, Rhodes doesn't want to leave the Dark Portal.

After all, there is only one chance. If this opportunity to open the gate is missed, there will be no cover when opening the Dark Portal again. The Horde will not protect you to the death these days.

Sylvanas and the Forsaken could not withstand the power of the entire world of Azeroth.

"I understand, my apprentice. I will stay here and wait."

Rhodes nodded and immediately severed the connection to the Dark Portal.

That afternoon, Rhodes and Sylvanas received Rhonin, the mage of Dalaran, in the hall.

"It's nice to meet you again, Mr. Rhodes and Ms. Sylvanas," Rhonin said politely.

After arriving in Undercity today, he heard some bad news: the two of them met with mages from Silvermoon City yesterday, and it seems they reached some kind of cooperation agreement, which is not a good thing for the Alliance.

Honestly, it just so happens that King Varian has disappeared at this crucial moment. Without him in charge, those nobles in Stormwind are nothing but idiots.

"It's been a long time, Mage Rhonin," Sylvanas said with a smile.

Rhonin glanced at Sylvanas and frowned. He felt a very strange sensation from Sylvanas.

The change in appearance was secondary; what mattered was the change in her inner aura. Rhonin now felt that Sylvanas was somewhat like a living person.

"Lady Sylvanas! You give me a slightly different feeling."

"Well, you seem much gentler, and for some reason, your aura... I feel like you've come back to life," Luo Ning said.

Sylvanas's current appearance is that her eyes have changed from blood red to light blue. Her aura has also changed, but she still gives the impression of being alive.

"That's none of your business, Archmage Ronning. Have you brought us any good news this time?" Rhodes shook his head and asked.

Luo Ning, you're interested in too many topics.

"Mr. Rhodes, after some discussions, the Kirin Tor Council of Six in Dalaran has agreed to grant you access to a portion of the magic books, but you must travel to Dalaran to read them," Rhodes said.

"It's just a portion of the books. I want to know exactly which portion. That's a very flexible answer. Showing me one book is one portion, or reading 99% of the books is another," Rhodes said.

"Apart from some spells about guardians and some evil magic, you can read all other spells, but only in Dalaran, and you cannot copy them," Rhonin said.

Basically, there haven't been many changes since before. A floating fortress is indeed eye-catching, but Dalaran has already taken off, so these mages obviously don't want to pay too high a price.

Anyway, you're trying to trick yourselves into going to Dalaran, haha! You're just as arrogant as Kil'jaeden's guys.

"Hehe! Please tell the other Kirin Tor Six-Day Council mages in Dalaran that I will no longer sell this special cloud to Dalaran."

"I have already reached a cooperation agreement with Silvermoon City, so if there's nothing urgent, Mr. Ronin, you may leave." Rhodes said bluntly.

You can forget about getting the Karazhan library this time, Dalaran.

(End of this chapter)

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