Chapter 50: Old Clan Dark Portal, Luode's Grand Plan

Leitesen Yannu knew what the Dark Portal was; it was something Gul'dan came up with during the old clan era.

Gul'dan once promised them that after passing through the Dark Portal, the orcs would gain a new homeland.

They indeed arrived in a new world, but this also plunged the old clan into an inescapable doom, until a certain great chieftain stepped forward, rebuilt the new tribe, and redeemed the entire orc race.

"That's right, I want to build a Dark Portal connecting the world I discovered and our Azeroth." Luode said.

"Is the world you discovered also on the brink of destruction, just like our former world Draenor?" Leitesen Yannu asked. (From now on, names will just be three characters!)

If you do that, this kid called Luode will have no difference from Gul'dan back then.

"No! You can come with me to see it yourself; that world is perfect, even a bit larger than our Azeroth world, it's an ocean world where most nations exist as giant islands." Luode said.

"If that's the case, just focus on the exchange between the two worlds; trust me, don't build the Dark Portal—building this thing often invites scrutiny from powerful beings." Leitesen Yannu said.

The powerful beings referred to here are not merely the demons of the Burning Legion; if a huge teleportation gate is opened, the strong spatial magic fluctuations will draw the attention of the top existences in the entire Azeroth world.

Moreover, if one wants to use the Dark Portal, a massive amount of energy is required.

Back then, Gul'dan sacrificed tens of thousands of Draenei; what will his own apprentice sacrifice?

"This is something I need to consider; mentor, I just want to know the exact construction method of the Dark Portal. If you don't tell me, I think other members of the old clan will also tell me, since more than one person participated in building the Dark Portal back then." Luode said.

Soon after, the Dark Portal will reopen; this is Luode's opportunity.

The attention of all Azeroth will be turned toward Outland; the huge spatial energy fluctuation will shift the gaze of Azeroth's powerful ones entirely away.

At that time, I can secretly open the Dark Portal connecting to the pirate world; no one will notice that the Dark Portal has indeed opened, but it won't be just one that opens.

"I want to go with you to another world first to confirm some things." Leitesen Yannu said.

Although he is a warlock, for the pursuit of great power he can use any means, except threatening the entirety of Azeroth.

These orc warlocks, especially those of the new clan, have long decided to fight for Azeroth, even if their methods are very dirty.

"You don't believe me?" Luode asked.

"I worry that you'll be lured by the Burning Legion; we warlocks easily come into contact with its demons, and even enslaved demons will try every way to tempt you, especially someone like you with astonishing spatial talent—you're their main target." Leitesen Yannu shook his head and said.

He is quite confident that Luode now has absolutely no contact with the Burning Legion, because if he did, he wouldn't be asking me for the Dark Portal's construction method.

You should know, the method to build the Dark Portal was passed from the Burning Legion to the old clan, but he worries his apprentice will be tempted by demons.

Heh! Mentor, you're overthinking; they never even looked at me.

At first Luode's plan was to get close to Kil'jaeden, but Kil'jaeden outright looked down on him, and the Burning Legion came to tempt him. The price the Burning Legion now offers, this old man doesn't care for—damn it, being a dog for Kael'thas.

"Heh! Rest assured, this time I will fully stop the legion's plan, completely wiping out all Burning Legion minions in the Azeroth world." Luode said.

He has a message that could move Sargeras, a message that Sargeras simply cannot resist.

In the Marvel World, there actually exists a powerful star spirit, a cosmic titan slumbering in the core of Diqiu, and moreover the Marvel World possesses countless top-tier treasures.

The Marvel Universe is truly an undeveloped treasure land; it's just that Luode currently doesn't dare to be overly reckless in looting.

So this time he must viciously strike Kil'jaeden's face, swell it up, forcing the Burning Legion to come and lick his feet.

You want Kael'thas to carry out the Sunwell Plan! I must sabotage it, I will make your legion's invasion plan utterly fail, making Sargeras extremely disappointed in you.

Even all the Burning Legion minions in the Azeroth world, I will eliminate them; this old man wants to be both the great hero admired by all in Azeroth and the future leader of the Burning Legion.

You can't have both fish and bear's paw!

No! Only children make choices; I want it all.

"Then why do you want to connect the two worlds? With your current power, bringing a few people back and forth should be easy, right?" Leitesen Yannu asked.

"That big guy I brought over earlier, namely my father-in-law, is among the top experts in their world, and he commands a strong nation under him.

He possesses massive troops, and I gave some of his subordinates demon blood to consume." Luode said.

"What! Are you crazy? Where did you get the blood of an Abyssal Lord? Did you make a deal with the Burning Legion's demons?" Teres jumped up and said.

"Calm down, my mentor; if I had made a deal with the Burning Legion's demons, do you think I'd still come to you for help? To learn stronger fel usage? Or something else? Why wouldn't I just go to the legion for it?"

I unintentionally summoned a Felguard, killed him, and obtained a small vial of unnamed Abyssal Lord blood." Luode said.

"But why would you have them drink fel blood? They'd easily become corrupted, and thereafter would utterly obey the Abyssal Lord's commands." Leitesen Yannu said.

Wanting to break free from this bloodline control is extremely difficult; one must kill that Abyssal Lord to do so.

"This is the strange phenomenon I discovered: in that world, fel seems to have undergone some change; have you noticed the two guys I brought along and me?"

Now the fel in our bodies, if not actively leaked, cannot be detected by anyone.

My old father-in-law Kaido, however, drank over eighty percent of the Abyssal Lord's blood." Luode said.

(End of chapter)