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The Scourge's countless undead creatures also possess powerful death energy, which cannot be wasted; it must all become her food.

By gathering them all at Icecrown Citadel and absorbing their death energy, he could become stronger and also solve Rhodes' problems in Azeroth—a win-win situation.

"Then everything is in your hands. I will set up a barrier here to ensure your safety. At the same time, I will also open a permanent portal here, connecting to Undercity," Rhodes said.

"Don't worry! There won't be any problems. The power of death here is destined to be mine." Hela nodded to Rhodes and said.

After settling things at Icecrown Citadel, Rhodes, as the commander of the Icecrown Citadel legion, had the honor of opening the Lich King's vault and obtaining a winged undead warhorse.

This is the famous Invincible Warhorse! Countless warriors of Azeroth have charged here, towards the Lich King's fortress, all for this mount, all to have it added to their collections.

In order to obtain this legendary mount, each player will level up at least seven or eight alt characters to the maximum level every week, and then solo it, doing the weekly daily quest to kill the Lich King Arthas.

"Rhodes, don't tell me you want this undead warhorse." Sylvanas said, somewhat speechless, as she looked at Rhodes' excited face.

What kind of peculiar hobby does this guy have? Why does he like collecting all sorts of mounts?

Back in Undercity, he had specially acquired several large bats and undead warhorses as his mounts, but he had never ridden any of them.

And what special meaning does this undead mount have? Is it just because it has wings? That's what's really strange, isn't it? This horse was Arthas's mount in life, and it died in an accident.

After Arthas became a Death Knight, he resurrected this warhorse. But the problem is, even if you're resurrected and become an undead creature (which is normal), why did it grow wings?

"Hahaha! Please! Men all have their own little hobbies. For example, you used to collect a lot of cool little armor pieces. Those little armor pieces were also part of your collecting hobby."

I don't have many desires. My only desire is to collect all sorts of strange and unusual mounts and then put them in my collection.

As Rhodes spoke, he skillfully used the power of the Mud-Mud Fruit to break Arthas's control over Invincible, and then infused Invincible with some soul energy, turning it into his personal mount.

The skeletal warhorse spread its wings and let out a loud neigh! Then it lowered its skeletal head and nuzzled Rhodes affectionately.

"Hahaha! Good boy, you'll take my surname from now on," Rod said with great joy.

This was so awesome! I was the raid leader for Ulduar, then I hacked the plane head, and then I was the legion leader for Icecrown Citadel, and then I hacked the Invincible Warhorse.

If this had happened in the past, and Rhodes had dared to do this once in the guild, it would have been like the Brotherhood Sword being drawn, and there would be no more brothers!

"Lord Rhodes, aren't you interested in the Lich King's other collections?"

"For example, some undead research materials, and some Saronite Bars from the Lich King's private collection," Kael'thas said.

Northrend contains a large amount of Titansteel because it was once home to the Titans.

Since Yogg-Saron began to break free of his seal, his blood has seeped out, contaminating some ordinary iron ore, which is known as Saronite. In addition, some Titanite ore has also been contaminated by Yogg-Saron.

These are the real, genuine Saronite, the finest forging materials.

"No need. If I wanted this, I could have as much as I wanted," Rod said nonchalantly.

Just kidding, Yogg-Saron has now been split in two and sealed inside two Gedo Statue.

True Saronite is nothing more than a portion of Yogg-Saron's power, tainted with Titan Iron; I can do that myself now.

This kind of forging material, which is top-notch for mortals, is worthless to Rhodes.

Now he finally understood why Sargeras looked down on these top-quality materials; Sargeras had more of these things than he needed.

"Then, Lord Rhodes, may I...may I take some of the Lich King's private collection?" Kael'thas asked cautiously.

"If you like it, go ahead!" Rod said.

Upon hearing Rhodes' words, Kael'thas nodded excitedly and then headed to the lower levels of Icecrown Citadel to gather some of his blood elves and begin collecting loot from the Lich King's palace.

They collected all of Saronite. This included a considerable amount of the Lich King's necromancy and various research technologies from the Scourge.

Sylvanas also collected some necromancy spells and various rare materials along the way.

"Rhodes! Darion Mograine just said he was planning to forge a weapon to fight the Lich King, but now that you've killed him, the Lich King isn't much of a threat," Sylvanas said.

"A weapon to fight the Lich King, don't tell me it's Shadowmourne," Rhodes said.

This orange weapon does indeed have a special quest; upon completion, you will also receive a Sylvanas music box.

However, this weapon likely doesn't exist in the official World of Warcraft lore. This is because it requires a large amount of materials, all collected within Icecrown Citadel, and some of these materials even require fragments of the Lich King's Frozen Throne.

If Icecrown Citadel can be breached, then why bother building this weapon? To put it bluntly, this weapon was designed by Blizzard to compensate players for their frustration that Frostmourne couldn't be obtained.

"It's said that it requires a lot of materials and the process is very complicated. However, it does require some True Saronite. It's said that once this weapon is forged, its power will be no less than that of Frostmourne," Sylvanas said.

"Let it be! If this weapon can be forged, bring it to me to see," Rhodes said.

"I understand. I will tell Darian about this if he manages to forge this legendary weapon."

Rhodes nodded. With Icecrown Citadel no longer a concern for him, Rhodes opened a portal and led Sylvanas and his trusted subordinates back to Undercity.

"Rhodes, are you sure Hela is alright? Can she really resist that being called the Warden?" Sylvanas asked.

"We must trust Hela; she possesses immense power! And even Arthas is unaffected by that jailer," Rhodes said.

Having just collected Arthas's soul, Rhodes read some of his memories. Arthas could indeed hear the Jailer's words, but he could also disobey the Jailer's orders.

From Arthas's memories, Rhodes learned that he built Icecrown Citadel for the future.

After converting all creatures of Azeroth into undead, they launched an attack on the Shadowlands to seize its power.

I have to say, this idea is insane and unrealistic. Don't you even know your own limitations?

All your power was given to you by others. Do you really think you cultivated it yourself?

When I first started to build my power, I did rely on Azeroth, but later, the power of chakra and the power of Haki were all obtained by myself.

With your skill level, you'd just be feeding the enemy team.

"It's unbelievable, demigod! That monster that destroyed our world was actually defeated! It feels like a dream," Kael'thas said, looking at Rhodes.

Isn't that right? This feels somewhat unreal. Back then, he also launched a Northern Expedition with Illidan, but that Northern Expedition...

The Lich King Arthas wasn't as powerful as he is now; back then, he was just one of the most powerful death knights!

However, the power displayed by the opponent was completely overwhelming, with an endless army of skeletons relentlessly attacking their gathering place.

The blood elves and the Naga, led by Lady Vashj, fought with all their might to open a path to the Frozen Throne for Illidan, allowing him to deal with the Lich King alone.

As a result, Illidan disappointed everyone's hopes, was easily defeated by Arthas, and then fled back to his homeland. He then became depressed and obsessed with training his demon hunter army.

However, this time his new master did not disappoint him. He successfully defeated Arthas, that villain, and avenged the entire blood elf race.

After exchanging a few more words with Kael'thas, the blood elf prince took his leave and returned to Quel'Thalas.

He still had a lot of things to deal with, such as dealing with the blood elves who had been resurrected by Rhodes using the Impure World Reincarnation technique.

This time, Rhodes brought back a very special trophy: Sindragosa, the Frost Dragon Queen and companion of the Blue Dragonflight King.

Rhodes has now reached the True God stage, and can use the Reincarnation Technique to revive demigod-level life forms, although he will be slightly weakened. Rhodes wants to try it and see if he can revive the Blue Dragon Queen.

This Blue Dragon Queen is somewhat lacking in true demigod status, but her life level is definitely not low. Even if she fails, Rhode will not suffer any losses. (End of Chapter)