The master is absolutely right. Some of the magical nexus in Azeroth is indeed not suitable. Outland is completely different. Here, one can safely transform into a high lich.

“No problem, Master. I think Voidstorm is more suitable. After I finish dealing with things on the Forsaken side and settle down, I’ll need to trouble you to open a portal for me so I can personally go to Outland for the transformation,” Sandru said.

I'm quite busy in Azeroth. My master has entrusted me with a very important task: things within the Forsaken must be stabilized.

Moreover, he would have to ask Kel'Thuzad for the method to transform a lich. The lich transformation method that Scythe had was somewhat inferior to that of Kel'Thuzad; it could only transform a lich into an ordinary one, not a great lich.

Sandru's goal is to become the Lich King. Ordinary lich transformation methods are not enough. Moreover, after transforming into a great lich, Sandru must find a way to gain a special unit training ability that can tame all the liches under his master's command into lich units.

Rhodes naturally had no objection to this and readily agreed to Sandru's request. He could also send an army to protect Sandru, as the lich conversion ritual was inherently dangerous.

After chatting for a while and discussing matters, Rhodes ended his communication with Sandru.

Taking a deep breath, he stepped out of the room and found Jaina and Maiev discussing the follow-up matters. The two women looked at Rhodes together.

"Have you made a decision? If so, you'd better hurry. We need to gather the Warden army and the Druids."

“I will support you no matter what, Rhodes. If you are really determined, I will try to persuade my father.”

Maiev and Jaina said.

"Yes, I've decided. We'll return to Azeroth as planned, first recapture Lordaeron, and stabilize the situation in the Eastern Kingdoms. Northrend... we'll put that on hold for now."

Let Arthas acquire the Lich King's power. In my estimation, it will take him at least a few years to fully master the Lich King's power while he sits on the Frozen Throne. During these years, we can consolidate the Alliance's strength.

"If he recklessly attacks the Eastern Kingdom, then we will unite with other allied forces to fight him." Rhodes gave his answer.

A knowing glint flashed in Jaina's eyes. She trusted Rhodes' judgment. Maiev, on the other hand, shrugged indifferently. For her, the hunt for Illidan was temporarily out of the question. Eliminating the Scourge undead was also a matter of upholding justice, but the decision rested with Rhodes. She was just responsible for the fighting.

"When shall we set off to return to Azeroth?" Jaina asked.

“Once Akama’s people are settled, please come and join us. Then we will set off. The order of the Black Temple has been initially established by Illidan and Sahras. It’s time to go back. Lordaeron is waiting for us,” Rhodes said.

Three more days passed, and on the morning of the fourth day, a paladin force composed of Draenei elites arrived at the Black Temple. Among these people were the Broken Ones transformed from Rhodes, as well as some people sent by the prophet Velen.

"Lord Rhodes, to thank you for your kindness, a total of 6000 Draenei warriors will fight for you. Please lead us toward the Holy Light!" Akama, dressed in a magnificent golden Holy Light armor, came before Rhodes and knelt on one knee.

"Your joining will give my cause even greater success. I believe that with your help, we will be able to drive out the Dreadlord and his undead minions from the capital of Lordaeron," Rhodes said with a smile and a nod.

Chapter 244 Return to Azeroth, Draenei Reinforcements

“Lord Rhodes, by the way, this is a letter that the prophet Velen gave you.” Akama said, handing a letter to Rhodes.

He had told Prophet Velen everything that had happened at the Black Temple, and how the Broken had turned back into Draenei. Prophet Velen was utterly shocked by all of this.

Because in the visions the prophet saw for humanity, the Draenei were indeed to be saved. But not in the way they were saved, and in a way completely different from the prophecy of the Holy Light he saw.

Then something even more shocking happened to the prophet Velen: Rhodes knew about the planet Argus, and even knew that Argus possessed a planet soul just like the world of Azeroth.

Moreover, the reason Kil'jaeden hated him was that he hadn't taken him with him when he joined the Holy Light.

At first, the prophet Velen thought the statement was absurd, but after thinking about it carefully, he was horrified to find that it was indeed true.

He, along with Archimonde and Kil'jaeden, were the three leaders of the Eredar. The prophet Velen was the eldest and most senior of them.

Archimonde was the youngest and also the most power-hungry, so his allegiance to Sargeras was a foregone conclusion, without any suspense.

But Kil'jaeden was different. Although Kil'jaeden also craved power, like himself, he could see many things, and in terms of strategy, he was no match for Kil'jaeden.

If he had had a proper talk with Kil'jaeden back then, things might not have turned out this way.

At that time, the Eredar were facing a life-or-death situation, because if they did not agree to join the Burning Legion, Sargeras would destroy the planet Argus.

Because the Burning Legion's army had already arrived in their territory, unlike Azeroth which was protected by the Titans, the Burning Legion could not directly send warships to deal with Azeroth.

They could only open a portal and then transport their army to Azeroth. But Argus was different; Argus was not discovered by the Titans, and it was Sargeras' first planet to be discovered.

If they refused Sargeras's offer to kill the three of them and then corrupt the Eredar, the Eredar's fate would be sealed.

Prophet Velen had no choice but to lead a portion of his people to escape and become Draenei. But if he had taken Kil'jaeden with him, everything would have been different.

However, there are no "buts" or "regret pills"; everything is already set in stone.

At this moment, the prophet Velen was most puzzled as to how Rhodes knew these things, and even knew about the Firstborn, such a top secret of the universe.

Even he didn't know much about this matter, but Rhodes seemed to know everything.

The six fundamental forces are merely the powers created by the Firstborn. Is the Holy Light, or Rhodes, really just an ordinary child of the Holy Light?

According to the prophecy, he should be the child of light and shadow. The prophet Velen fell into deep thought and pondered for several days before accepting it all.

Then they began to accept these broken immigrants, who numbered in great numbers, probably tens of thousands.

Akama also told the prophet Velen that their tribe was only a part of the Broken, and that there were many more Broken wandering in Outland.

Prophet Velen immediately declared that he would use all the power of the Draenei to first find his brethren who had become the Broken, and then settle them in one place.

Once a certain number of people have been gathered, they will be sent to the world of Azeroth through a portal, and then Rhodes will be asked to help them turn back into Draenei.

This was something that had already been discussed with Rhodes. After doing all this, Akama led his several thousand troops to meet up with Rhodes.

The prophet Velen also took the opportunity to send more than two thousand of his draenei under his command, along with Akama, to support Rhodes on his journey to Azeroth, and wrote a personal letter to Rhodes.

Rhodes opened the letter. The prophet Velen first greeted him, praised the Holy Light, and thanked him for helping the Draenei and restoring his Broken brethren. The Draenei would forever remember this kindness.

The Black Temple will be temporarily handed over to Illidan, all in order to deal with the Burning Legion. However, Prophet Velen also stated that he does not completely trust Illidan; the person he trusts is Rhodes.

If he discovers that Illidan intends to join the Burning Legion, he will immediately warn Rhodes. Prophet Velen possesses prophetic abilities, and if Illidan were to join the Burning Legion in the future, he would be the first to know.

In addition, the prophet Velen asked that his people be treated kindly and that they fight for the Holy Light.

As for Kil'jaeden and the Firstborn, Prophet Velen didn't mention a word about them, which was a bit unexpected for Rhodes. He had thought that Prophet Velen would say something to him.

He's a man who's lived for ten thousand years; he's so composed! He wasn't curious about anything, or even asked any questions. The only thing he said was that when Rhodes comes to Outland again, or when he goes to Azeroth in the future, the two of them could meet and have a good chat.

Next time, it probably won't be him having an affair, but rather Prophet Velen coming to Azeroth to visit him, since the Draenei need their leader, Velen, to come to the Alliance to join them.

“I understand, Akama. After we return to Azeroth, I will arrange a new place for you to stay.”

He will follow me in fighting evil and dealing with the minions of the Burning Legion. "Rhodes said, putting away the letter from the prophet Velen.

“For the sake of the Holy Light, the Burning Legion is doomed to fail.” Akama nodded, patting the holy golden armor on his chest.

After returning to the embrace of the Holy Light, his faith in it became even stronger, and he was even more convinced that the Holy Light would surely defeat all evil.

If even these broken ones can be saved by the Holy Light, what else is impossible? The Holy Light is the only miracle in this world.

"For the Holy Light, praise the great Holy Light!"

"You all rest for a day, and we'll set off for Azeroth tomorrow morning," Rhodes said, nodding.

Although the Holy Light isn't exactly a saint either, it seems more reliable than Fel and Shadow at the moment.

A day later, on the platform atop the Black Temple, Rhode opened a massive, stable portal. Abundant arcane energy and holy light intertwined, forming a secure passage connecting Outland and Azeroth.

Illidan came to see him off. Looking at Rhodes's "handiwork," a complex feeling flashed through his mind. This kind of interdimensional teleportation technology had clearly surpassed that of his predecessor.

Not long ago, he had suggested to Rhodes that a permanent two-way portal be built, or that the Dark Portal be opened directly, which would make communication and exchanges between the two sides more flexible.

The training of the demon hunters still needs to rely on Rhodes, who promised to provide him with 52 high demons every year to train the demon hunters.

This number is quite considerable, because it only takes two years to have over a hundred demon hunters under one's command, and only five or six years to have several hundred demon hunters.

The combined fighting power of several hundred demon hunters is quite terrifying; he can accomplish his grand plan and completely destroy the Burning Legion.

However, Rhodes directly refused Illidan's offer, saying that now was not the time to open the link with Outland. Well, he did agree to Illidan's offer of Demon Hunter training slots, and Rhodes would open the portal at any time to send four Greater Demons over once a month.

While powerful, the Greater Demons, like the undead army, are a clandestine force. Having Illidan train them to become the most powerful Demon Hunters would be perfect.

Each of these demon hunters possesses the ability to teleport, and it's the kind of teleportation that's infinite.

“Remember our agreement, Rhodes,” Illidan said in a deep voice.

"Rest assured, Illidan, Outland is your territory, and also the shield of Azeroth."

"Stay connected. We'll need each other's strength when necessary." Rhodes nodded, then turned and stepped into the portal first.

Jaina, Maiev, Akama, and their thousands of elite Draenei warriors followed closely behind, marching through the light barrier and into the world of Azeroth.

Stepping onto familiar land once again made Rhode feel wonderful. The familiar air of Azeroth filled his lungs, carrying the unique scent of Tirisfal Glades, a mixture of decay and new life. This land had been corrupted by the undead, and it was time for it to evolve. After the war ended, he would have the druids come and help.

They returned to the Alliance's secret camp on the southeastern coast of Lordaeron, where the soldiers discovered a massive portal and the emergence of Rhodes and the Draenei army.

"It's Lord Rhodes!"

"The Grand Marshal is back!"

Old Mograine, Dassorhan, and others, who had already received the news, immediately came to greet them.

“Welcome home, Lord Rhodes, we have been waiting for you for a long time,” old Mograine nodded to Rhodes.

“Yes, I’ve taken care of things in Outland. Now we’re going to reclaim our king. I’ve brought a reinforcement of over 6000 elite Draenei paladins.” Rhodes pointed to the Draenei behind him, who were wearing heavy armor and wielding warhammers.

Although there is no paladin class among the draenei, they fight wielding warhammers and plate armor, using the power of the Holy Light. In the eyes of the people of Azeroth, they are paladins.

Old Mog, who had fought alongside the Draenei before, and Lenidasorhan, among others, nodded and welcomed Akama and the reinforcements he had brought.

Humans are a race that believes in the Holy Light, and any race that uses the power of the Holy Light will naturally gain the favor of humans.

"Welcome to the team."

"Let us fight together for the Holy Light."

"How is the situation now?" Rhodes asked.

Chapter 245 The end of life is death, and the end of death is life.

Old Mograine stepped forward, and Rhodes nodded and began to report: "Grand Marshal Rhodes, as per your orders, as soon as we returned to the Eastern Kingdoms, we immediately ordered the mages of Dalaran and Quel'Thalas to form a small team to cooperate with the Dragonhawk Riders and go to Northrend for reconnaissance."

According to the latest reconnaissance, Arthas has been confirmed to have arrived in Northrend, and his whereabouts have disappeared in the Icecrown Glacier area.

This intelligence was relayed back by some surviving dwarves, and we also discovered a human force of several hundred survivors who had accompanied Arthas on his expedition; they had established an outpost in Northrend.

Rhodes nodded upon hearing this. Indeed, during the War of the Frozen Throne, some of the dwarves who had followed Muradin were killed by Arthas in the underground kingdom of Azjol-Nebuluch.

Of course, some survived and only returned to the Alliance during the Wrath of the Lich King.

However, due to Rhodes's time travel, these dwarves who were originally supposed to have died in battle or remained on the continent of Northrend will be brought back.

As for the Alliance expeditionary force left behind by Arthas, Rhodes decided after some consideration to bring them all back; Northrend didn't need a single outpost. If needed, mages could be dispatched at any time to scout using teleportation.

"Tell the mages who are scouting over there to be careful and not to get into any conflict with the Scourge. Just send back the latest intelligence report on Arthas."

"As for the remaining human forces and dwarves on the continent of Northrend, I will send a magical ship to bring them back." Rhodes said.

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