Stormwind Wizard God-Chapter 599: People People

Though dead, Gul'dan still longs to bring out the madness of his former mentor as he had done in life.

However, Ner'zhul would never be deceived a second time. He had been too trusting of others, of Gul'dan, and of Kil'jaeden's illusions, which had led him to betray his people without realizing it.

It was guilt that made him give up power, and it was fear of Kil'jaeden that made him give up pursuing Gul'dan. What's funny is that Gul'dan thought that he had defeated the old shaman miserably.

"My dear disciple, open the eyes of your soul and see who is still alive now? Who still holds the power of the entire tribe? And who is dead and is being cursed by thousands of orcs, aha?" He whispered to the head.

As he spoke, Ner'zhul laughed!

Ner'zhul has never been a weakling, whether he was once the number one shaman of the orcs, or he became a warlock after losing his shamanic powers.

However, even with the Skull of Gul'dan, which had been transformed into a magical weapon after absorbing some of Sargeras' power, Ner'zhul still did not dare to charge into Karazhan head-on.

Relying on Gul'dan's memory, he knew very well how terrifying the magical defense capabilities of Karazhan's periphery were. Although he didn't know to what extent the weak Edmund Duke could use Karazhan's defense system, Ner'zhul's cautious character made him dare not take risks.

Fortunately, he didn't have to take any risks.

Gul'dan once tried to spy on Medivh through the art of dream entry. It was a tragic and failed attempt, but Gul'dan did not gain nothing. At least, he knew several backdoors.

"Huh!?" Ner'zhul tried a few easier backdoors, but was shocked to find that the loopholes in the space barrier had already been patched.

Ner'zhul frowned. According to the information provided by the Black Dragonflight, Duke, the Archmage of the Archmage, was probably at the same level as himself ten years ago. Logically speaking, the other party should not have such superb attainments in space magic.

Ner'zhul had to look for the next level of weakness.

If it were somewhere else, it would be hard to find. Don't forget that Karazhan itself is located in the most active area of ​​space activity in the entire Azeroth. Every day, hundreds of space cracks of various sizes appear in different areas of the Mage Tower.

Some of them were so small that they were completely impenetrable, while others were death traps big enough to crush any living creature. It took Ner'zhul an hour to find a gap that was big enough for him to pass through safely.

"Found it!" With a slight wave of his hand, a dazzling space passage appeared in front of him.

Naturally, there was no need for him, the strongest warlock of the Horde, to take the lead.

That's right, when Gul'dan established the Storm Reaver Clan and the Shadow Council, many of the backbones came from Ner'zhul's Shadowmoon Clan. At that time, Ner'zhul lost power, and many shamans turned warlocks joined Gul'dan, but there were still many warlocks who chose to support Ner'zhul. freeweɓnovel.cѳm

After Orgrim cleared the Shadow Council while Gul'dan was unconscious, the largest warlock group in the entire tribe became the Shadowmoon warlocks under Ner'zhul.

Four powerful warlocks continued to reinforce the space channel, while two warlocks directly summoned several blue-skinned demon guards who were as tall as two people and rushed forward first.

Feeling the intense elemental fluctuations coming from the other side of the passage, Ner'zhul did not take it seriously. He gently cast a huge magic shield on himself and walked in with his head held high.

"Evil will be destroyed!" It was a deep female voice.

When his vision returned to normal, the first thing Ner'zhul saw was a huge stone giantess, casting golden sacred flames, killing the demon guards who rushed towards him almost one by one.

His two high-level warlocks can't hold on any longer!

Ner'zhul looked a little embarrassed.

Because in his imagination, Duke was at the same level as his two subordinates. Who would have thought that he would be restrained by the alien creatures who were guarding the house right from the start! ?

"Hmph!" Ner'zhul gently raised the Skull of Gul'dan in his left hand.

He used the unparalleled evil magic in his skull to summon.

The space in front of Ner'zhul twisted, and then a creature that came completely from the void appeared.

He could have summoned a powerful demon, but he didn't dare to overuse the demon's power. He was worried that calling a powerful demon would attract Kil'jaeden's attention. After all, he had signed a blood pact with Kil'jaeden, and then he used shaman methods to deceive the Deceiver. After taking Kil'jaeden's benefits, he did not obey Kil'jaeden's orders.

It was a very huge nightmare creature, much taller and larger than a human, no, much taller than any orc.

In front of the giantess, it was still a full head taller.

Its skin is covered in scales, and its body is covered with lumps that could burst at any time, making its surface look like liquid water. It has protruding spikes on its shoulders, forearms, chest, and other places.

At the end of its overly long arms was a huge hand with long claws. Its face was too narrow at the bottom and too wide at the top, forming an inverted triangle head. Its slanted eyes flashed smoky yellow, and its small mouth was full of sharp fangs. Behind it, a tail swayed from side to side.

Ner'zhul didn't know what it was. As soon as it appeared, it wanted to attack Ner'zhul, but the power of the Skull of Gul'dan easily suppressed its will.

The huge monster suddenly pounced on the giantess who was wrapped in holy light and wrestled with her. The giantess's holy light burned its body, causing it to scream, but the acid that flowed out after the lumps on its body burst also hurt the giantess.

The next moment, a powerful arcane puppet surrounded by lightning stood in front of him.

Ner'zhul smiled contemptuously at this, and another powerful summoned creature came out to suppress the huge guard. The two huge beings fought in a ball on the huge terrace.

Ner'zhul frowned. Karazhan's defense was higher than he thought. But he only had these two spots for his top summons.

Gnashing his teeth, Ner'zhul had no choice but to use Gul'dan's soul to summon a huge, flame-wrapped Hellfire. This war machine, made of huge, green stones that kept burning, did not have much self-awareness. As long as the soul mark on it was erased after use, Kil'jaeden would not find it.

Just like that, surrounded by several orc warlocks, Ner'zhul charged into Karazhan with great dignity, with Hellfire leading the way.

When Hellfire kicked open a wooden door in front, Ner'zhul and a red-haired elf woman who was fishing meatballs out of a steaming hot pot looked at each other and were both stunned.