Chapter 442

"Tyrande, I have to go see the bronze dragon." Luode finished speaking and cast a spatial spell, taking Kadgar with him as they vanished.

Luode left cleanly, leaving only Tyrande standing there, somewhat speechless.

"Fine! You go handle your business, I'll go see my son." Tyrande shrugged helplessly, straightened his collar, and then headed to the world of Black Myth; now going to another world to see his son has become his daily necessity.

After a moment of dizziness, Kadgar found himself in a spacetime cavern. A man with golden hair and a handsome high-elven appearance stood before Luode, with a brass-colored dragon horn growing from his head.

The person before him was none other than Nozdormu, the Bronze Dragon King of this world and the overseer of the Azeroth timeline.

However, since Luode's rise, this timekeeper has felt somewhat embarrassed, as he can no longer observe all possible futures of this universe, and the world-soul Azeroth has completely broken free from the Titans' expectations, developing in another direction.

"Come on, Nozdormu, explain to me why this guy showed up here—Kadgar from another world's parallel timeline." Luode tossed Kadgar to the ground, wearing a playful expression as he looked at the Bronze Dragon King and asked.

"Can I say I know nothing? Lord Luode, I didn't even know you came here. Our bronze dragons can no longer enter the timeline, or rather, this timeline has already completely broken away on its own." The Bronze Dragon King shrugged helplessly and spoke.

This Kadgar before me truly comes from another world, and I also don't know which timeline he's from, but the point is, this matter has nothing to do with him.

Because our bronze dragon clan, due to Luode being too powerful, combined with the influence of Sargeras and Azeroth, this timeline can no longer be altered.

Now we merely serve as guardian dragons, but basically no longer guard the timeline; previously we could enter various timelines to learn the past and future of all life.

But since Luode became a primordial god, he is equivalent to a Titan-level lifeform, and for Titan-level lifeforms, we are also powerless.

"It seems the only one who can influence the Azeroth timeline is you? If not you, then could it be your bronze dragon subordinates?" Luode asked.

The Bronze Dragon King Muzduono should not dare deceive himself; he doesn't have that courage. If it wasn't the Bronze Dragon King behind this, then could it be other members of the bronze dragon clan? "I can also guarantee you this: our bronze dragon clan now has no member capable of influencing the timeline. Too many powerful beings have appeared on this timeline, and most importantly, Azeroth is about to be born—you should know this best, Lord Luode!" The Bronze Dragon King looked at Luode and retorted.

Originally this timeline was fairly normal, but since Luode appeared, all sorts of deviations have occurred, with strong beings constantly entering this world's Azeroth world-soul, which is also about to awaken successfully here.

My abilities were granted by the Titan guardians, but now Azeroth's various powers have already surpassed those of the Titans.

So we are increasingly unable to interfere with this timeline, and after Luode became a primordial god of Titan-level existence, we became completely powerless.

Meanwhile, Kadgar stood to the side listening, lost in the fog, completely unaware of what the two were saying, though from the meaning it sounded like the Bronze Dragon King had already lost his temporal power! "If it's not related to you, then could it be related to the Infinite Dragonflight, say, Nozdormu?" Luode said.

In the world of Azeroth, if there exists a creator, then the best thing for him would certainly be the Infinite Dragonflight.

Because if you could change any historical event in the Azeroth world, these eternal dragons would be the most willing to see it.

Conversely, the bronze dragons would be your absolute enemies. In the early stages of crossing over, Luode didn't dare to act recklessly in the Azeroth world until Kaido appeared, after which he dared to be a little reckless.

The fundamental reason is that the bronze dragon clan would suddenly pop out from somewhere and erase him; during his extramarital travels, a certain loli dragon even tried to kill Luode, which he hasn't forgotten.

"Lord Luode, first you must understand one thing: all infinite dragons are what bronze dragons will become in the future; essentially we are one. Since we have already lost our temporal power, infinite dragons likewise will not use it, and in some sense, the infinite dragon clan no longer exists." Nozdormu shook his head and said.

If it were the infinite dragons who did this, they would have discovered it long ago, after all, they are mortal enemies. But since the bronze dragons have now lost the ability to traverse timelines, as their future form, the infinite dragons would likewise lose this power.

"If you still don't believe me, I can gather all my offspring, brothers, and spouse together.

You should have the ability to inspect the memories of all our bronze dragons; just check them once, and everything will become clear." Nozdormu saw Luode still doubtful, so he helplessly shook his head and said.

If we could stop Luode, if we could stop him from changing this world, we would have acted long ago when we discovered him, but by then he was already beyond our ability to handle.

Luode nodded upon hearing this, saying whatever he said, Luode doesn't believe it; he must personally inspect everything to confirm.

Soon Nozdormu gathered his several consorts, the first batch of bronze dragons, and a large group of his children—several hundred bronze dragons in total.

"Father! You summoned us—what is the matter?"

"Kromi, Lord Luode, we need to check your memories; later, remember, do not resist, understand?" The Bronze Dragon King Nozdormu sighed and said.

Though very unwilling, but the situation is stronger than us! Moreover, the current developments seem not bad—Azeroth is about to be born smoothly, and then the threat of the void forces will also cease to exist.

Though very unwilling, all the bronze dragons still accepted Luode's inspection; a powerful divine sense instantly swept over all their bodies, and Luode completed the checks very easily.

Indeed, as Nozdormu said, all bronze dragons have already lost the power to manipulate time; now they are merely somewhat stronger than ordinary progenitor dragons.

"Fine, let's treat this as having nothing to do with you—then can you send them back? Send them back to their original world." Luode asked.

This matter has nothing to do with the bronze dragons, and the infinite dragons also no longer exist due to some special reason! So who exactly sent these guys over? "Wait, Lord Luode, as long as there is a Dark Portal, I can cast a spell to connect to our world and then return myself." Kadgar said.

This matter actually doesn't need help from the bronze dragons; after all, these guys are a bunch of troublemakers even in their own world.

If it weren't for a bronze dragon bringing Garrosh to Draenor thirty-five years ago, the Iron Horde wouldn't have been born, and this great crisis wouldn't have occurred.

"It seems Lord Luode, your friend has a solution; this matter we bronze dragons cannot interfere with." The Bronze Dragon King Nozdormu said.

"Then excuse me, Bronze Dragon King; before I leave, I have something to tell you: I previously met the Red Dragon Queen, the Green Dragon Queen, and the Blue Dragon King, and we discussed a matter together.

After Azeroth fully awakens, the several elemental dragon kings previously sealed by you can also be released, and they too shall become guardian dragon kings, bestowed with power by Azeroth and me personally." Luode said.

The progenitor dragons of this world are the original lifeforms born in the Azeroth world, endowed with power by myself and Azeroth.

Their combat power will not be much inferior to that of the guardian dragons, and by then they can also shoulder the duty of defending Azeroth.

"This is the honor of those elemental dragon kings; they have been imprisoned for so many years. I think if Edras himself appeared, they would surely be willing to submit." Nozdormu said.

This matter, the Red Dragon Queen and the Green Dragon Queen and the Blue Dragon King have also privately talked to him about; the Bronze Dragon King himself is not particularly averse, after all those elemental dragon kings were once their brothers, merely separated due to differing ideals. Everyone's goal is actually the same: to protect Azeroth. In fact, upon careful thought, there isn't really that great a conflict between them and Luode—it's just that initially they wanted to protect the timeline, hence some hostility toward Luode! Luode nodded upon hearing this, then took Kadgar and left the bronze dragon's den, heading toward the Undercity.

Since we need to use the Dark Portal, let's use the one in Undercity! This Dark Portal was built by Luode when he first crossed over into this world.

Now in Undercity, Sylvanas does not reside here; the one managing this place is the Archmage Ronin of Dalaran, along with several new members.

After Luode arrived, the leader of the newcomers quickly came before him, briefly explained their purpose, and then Luode was led by the newcomer leaders to the Dark Portal, and they notified the pirate world side to temporarily refrain from entering the Dark Portal.

"To be honest, Lord Luode, these newcomers, I can sense the aura of death from them, but they are not like the undead; even if ordinary people don't pay attention, they wouldn't know they are the dead." Kadgar looked at the various newcomers before him and said with admiration.

This Undercity is completely different from their world's Undercity; here it has been restored to the glory days of Lordaeron's capital, and besides these newcomers, there are also other races.

Those special humans four to five meters tall and robust in build, as well as some original residents from Stormwind and Lordaeron, all live here.

"I have a very special spell: as long as the soul has not entered the Shadow Realm, I can resurrect them." Luode said.

Now if Luode wants to resurrect a life, he doesn't need to cast any special spell—just a snap of the fingers, a thought, and the divine power of the law of death can achieve it.

The Reincarnation Technique! In the early stages it was indeed very helpful to me, but now it has become a spell that can be taken or left.

"How amazing—these newcomers are indeed much better than the Forsaken; at least they can maintain human form.

To be honest, Lord Luode, if you came to our world, you would surely be very popular; those Forsaken would die to become like this." Kadgar said.

"Hehe! I'm not going to your world to take a look, am I? Besides, I want to find the mastermind behind this, send you to this world—it's also a provocation toward me; I must drag out the mastermind." Luode said.

"I mean, if, if this entire mastermind is our world's bronze dragon, Lord Luode, can you spare his life?" Kadgar asked cautiously.

Kadgar is very worried that if this big shot gets angry, he'll kill the bronze dragons of his own world.

Regarding this big shot's strength, Kadgar has deep experience; in front of him, he himself has absolutely no reaction ability.

The mighty Bronze Dragon King was as docile as a kitten before him, and even the entire Bronze Dragon Legion dared not act presumptuously in his presence.

"Don't worry! I dare to bet with you that this matter has absolutely nothing to do with the Bronze Dragon and the Eternal Dragon. Although they have mastered some preliminary time abilities,

sending you to my world is still extremely difficult. This incident either has a mastermind behind it, or some idiot caused a slight accident," Luode said.

If the Eternal Dragon or Bronze Dragon from another world intervened, at least a Dragon King-level entity would be required. If it were truly a Dragon King-level being, Luode would have surely detected it, and could not have silently transported a group of people to this world.

It is certainly not simple, but saying it was an accident does not seem entirely impossible.

Upon hearing this, Kadgar relaxed a little; as long as this big shot wasn't angry, it was fine.

"Bring your companions over!" Luode said, snapping his fingers. He then remotely teleported Sal from the Land of Curse and a large group of Alliance and Horde members over.

The teleported people were still dazed—some were eating, some were sleeping, and some were even attending to physiological needs. Suddenly transported, they were instantly thrown into chaos.

"Please, guys, hurry up and tidy up. This is Luode, the true god of this world. He is about to send us back to our own world—get ready." Kadgar coughed twice, then rushed to his companions and said.

He said somewhat embarrassedly that they had stayed in this world for over half a month and had no idea how things were going in Draenor.

Soon the Dark Portal was completely cleared, and the pirate world side had also temporarily ceased using it.

Kadgar took a deep breath, approached the Dark Portal, and then used his magic to activate it.

Having spent many years in the Outland, upon returning to Azeroth, Kadgar had continued studying the Dark Portal and was still very familiar with it.

Using his own life force as coordinates and then activating it with magical power, the Ade family had full confidence in bringing everyone back to the Azeroth world—their Azeroth.

"What are we waiting for, Kadgar? Let's hurry back—we've already wasted over half a month.

We don't know what's happening in Azeroth, but the Iron Horde is invading our world," Sal said.

This world and theirs were utterly incompatible, so including Sal, whether Alliance or Horde, everyone wanted to return quickly to their own world.

"This Dark Portal has sufficient power; I only need a simple guidance to locate our world," Kadgar said.

Luode had been regularly supplying energy to this Dark Portal, so Kadgar only needed to set a simple coordinate, and everyone could then travel to another world.

The Dark Portal emitted a colored beam of light, spreading like ripples on water. A strange magical energy appeared, using Kadgar's magical power and everyone's life force as coordinates, successfully connecting to another world.

"Alright, guys, let's return to our world now! Hope nothing goes wrong this time." Kadgar shouted, charging first into the Dark Portal, with others following closely behind. After everyone entered, Luode also entered the Dark Portal.

After a flash of light, everyone appeared before a massive Dark Portal, where countless warriors in iron armor, using strange goblin technology, orc soldiers continuously advanced toward the Dark Portal.

Upon seeing Kadgar and Luode's group suddenly appear, these warriors also let out roars, brandished their weapons, and charged forward to attack the group.

"This time we should have come to the right place!" a Draenei guard shouted, smashing an Iron Horde orc into the air with a hammer strike.

"You're right—these guys are the Iron Horde. Warriors, fight, hold formation, find a way to destroy the Dark Portal," Kadgar roared.

According to the original plan, after their vanguard entered Draenor, they would first destroy the Dark Portal, then Kadgar would cast a spell to try to connect to the main cities of the Horde and Alliance, and then bring their armies to this world to destroy the Iron Horde.

Now, looking at the situation, time seems to have come just in time. After staying over half a month in another world, but here it feels like not much time has passed at all! (End of chapter)