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As the elemental tide approaches, many sub-planes anchored near Azeroth are gradually moving closer to the material world, among which the ancient god N'zoth's strong push is inevitable.

N'Zoth's original intention was just to make the four elemental realms...or the Fire Land and Sky Wall directly under his control directly border the material world, and at most bring along a Deep Rock Continent where Deathwing lives.

The Throat of the Abyss in the Water Elemental Realm?

Tidehunter Neptulon had already clearly betrayed the Old Gods, and N'Zoth had little interest in these traitors to the Dark Empire.

However, the displacements of all subplanes around Azeroth are linked to each other, and one will prosper and one will suffer.

Even if N'Zoth didn't want Neptulon to return to the material world in his true form, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and continue to carry out the plan.

Sarlayan is not yet sure whether N'Zoth has not really thought of it or has deliberately ignored it. The existence of the Emerald Dream is more special than other sub-planes, but it is still essentially an affiliated plane outside the material world.

The four elemental realms are indeed gradually moving closer to the material world, but at the same time, the Emerald Dream, which carries a large number of wild demigod souls, is also getting closer to the material world little by little.

This is undoubtedly good news for those wilderness demigods who have not yet been resurrected. After the Emerald Dream shortens the distance between them and the material world, they can reshape their bodies at a smaller cost.

Of course, a smaller price is only relatively speaking. This world still has to consider energy conservation and equivalent exchange.

It is still not easy to resurrect a powerful wilderness demigod. It requires consuming a huge amount of energy that is unimaginable for ordinary people.

After receiving Sharlayan's reminder, the Dark Night Republic has begun to prepare in advance, planning to resurrect Cenarius's father, the strongest demigod, Malorne the White Deer, as soon as possible after the elemental tide breaks out.

In addition to Malorne, Sarlayan also plans to resurrect Ursock and Ursol brothers, Agamaggan and Avina, leaving the other place for the wilderness demigods to discuss among themselves.

In addition, Sarlayan also needs to squeeze out some extra energy to resurrect the black panther demigod Ashaman.

Now that the elemental tide is coming, preparations for resurrecting the wilderness demigods must naturally be put on the agenda.

After losing the New Well of Eternity and Nordrassil, the reserve energy (Moon Well) of the Dark Night Republic is running low. It is unlikely that members of the Dark Night Parliament such as Malfurion will take the initiative to undertake the task of resurrecting multiple wilderness demigods.

In view of this, Sarlayan did not intend to force them. Except for Malorne, he only handed over the task of resurrecting Avina, the Mother of Birds, to the Republic of Dark Night.

Compared with several other powerful demigods, resurrecting Aviana requires much less energy. Malfurion only hesitated for a while before gritting his teeth and agreed.

At this stage, the most powerful source of magic power in Azeroth is undoubtedly the Sunwell after being strengthened by Anweina.

Therefore, the Sunwell will also assume the important task of resurrecting the three demigods Ursoc, Ursol and Agamaggan.

As for the spot that needed to be fought for, Sharlayan left it to Suramar and the Nightwell, which was controlled by the Nightborne.

When Sharlayan went to the Shadow Realm, Stellagosa had already made contact with Suramar...or the Dark Night Empire. Sharlayan's plan in advance was also recognized by Queen Azshara, who was playing with the devil.

Not long ago, Cenarius sent people to teleport through the Dream Road to the Sacred Tree of Quel'Thalas - the Temple of Dysholme at the foot of Thas'Allah.

According to the messenger, the demigods of the wilderness have already discussed the candidate.

To Sarlayan's expectation, this spot was actually given to the eagle demigod Ornhara.

Among the many demigods of the wilderness, Onhara, known as the God of Wind, was not among the top in combat prowess. Sarlayan did not understand why the precious resurrection slot was given to her.

Yes, she.

Oun'hara is a female demigod with deep connections to both the Highmountain tauren and centaurs.

The centaurs mentioned here are not the old enemies of the tauren of Kalimdor, but another group of people who accepted the guidance of Ornhara and moved to the Dragon Islands in the early years.

However, in Sarlayan's view, the centaur's nature will not change much no matter where he goes, he is still the same bellicose and loves to stir up trouble.

The only difference is that these centaurs who are protected by Ornhara have a bottom line and are not as unscrupulous as their relatives who stayed in Kalimdor.

Sarlayan didn't know how the wilderness demigods discussed it, but now that the result was out, he didn't intend to comment further.

Ounhara's strength is not in the first echelon among the wilderness demigods, and the energy required to resurrect her is less than high-strength demigods such as Agamaggan and the Ursok brothers.

This is also good news, as it can allow the dark night well, which is already low in output, to use some extra energy.

As long as the remaining energy of the Sun Well is squeezed, the total amount should be enough to resurrect Black Panther Asaman.

Even though he had just returned to Azeroth, Sharlayan still couldn't take any time off.

The elemental tide is approaching, and he needs to notify the heads of countries in advance to discuss countermeasures.

The specific meeting and discussion will be led by the delegation led by Sun King Kael'thas. Sarlayan also has to go to see Neptulon in person, and by the way pick up from Ulduar who has been studying with Azadas for several months. Mysler, Princess of the Earth.

In addition, Sharlayan also needs to secretly meet with the Wind Prince Sunderland who is hiding in Uldum and waiting for an opportunity. It can be foreseen that he will be busy again for a period of time.

"Stella, please hand over the territory affairs to Valeera first, and take Oni and Tina to the Dragon Sleeping Temple."

Sarlayan turned his eyes and glanced at the Black Dragon Princess who was lying on the sofa and yawning continuously.

"Oni will explain the specific situation to you. It's time for the Longmian Temple, which has remained unchanged for tens of thousands of years, to be updated."

Little Xingxing was a little confused by the sudden mission issued by Sarlayan, and subconsciously turned her head to look at Onyxia, who looked lazy.

"Ah?" Princess Black Dragon protested with a look of reluctance: "We have just come back and are starting again? Can't you let us rest for a while..."

Sarlayan smiled and shrugged: "I didn't tell you to leave right away. The specific departure time is up to you to discuss and decide. In short, I must act as soon as possible. Time waits for no one."

"Okay, okay."

Onyxia waved her hand helplessly: "At least let me take a bath at home and have a good sleep, and leave early tomorrow morning."

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Sarlayan originally planned to set off immediately after reporting his work to Kael'thas. After Valeela and others' persuasion, he finally decided to spend one night at home to recuperate.

The next morning, Sarlayan, who got up early, was the first to set off.

Under Stellagosa's urging, Onyxia waited until three o'clock in the morning before following the blue dragon sisters into the portal leading directly to Dragonblight without any motivation.

Not to mention how big a stir the news conveyed by the Dragon Clan Trio caused in Longmian Temple.

Sarlayan's first stop was to find the clone of Neptulon, the king of the water element, left in Azeroth.

Neptulon patted his chest happily and assured him that he would try his best to restrain the water elements under his command and curb the outbreak of hydrological disasters.

Afterwards, Sharlayan moved non-stop to Ulduar, and once again contacted Stonemother Therazane through Mythril.

Therazane is not enthusiastic about the coming elemental tide. Anyway, she has no intention of returning to the material world. She just wants to live a peaceful life in her own little land.

However, as the saying goes, the tree wants to be still but the wind does not stop.

After suffering heavy losses in the battle of the Dark Empire, Therazane indeed had no interest in helping the ancient gods again, but her will did not represent all earth elements.

Deathwing, who also resides in Deep Rock Continent, has gathered many radical earth elements who are still loyal to the ancient gods. These guys are howling and preparing to trigger large-scale geological disasters, giving the Titan's lackeys a head start. have a look.

The elemental tide has not yet officially erupted, and Sarlayan cannot intervene in the internal affairs of the earth elemental world. He can only entrust Therazane to suppress those earth elements who want to cause trouble as much as possible.

The Stone Mother, who just wants to lie down and die, no longer wants to get involved in the battle between the ancient gods and the guardian camp, but Deathwing, the troublemaker, is still entrenched in Deep Rock Island as a thorn in the side.

In order to get Sarlayan's help to drive away the powerful Corrupted Black Dragon King, Therazane agreed to provide limited help to the Guardian camp. After the transaction was completed, both parties would owe nothing.

After taking Mythrael to the Earthen Ring's observation station near the Maelstrom, the busy Sarlayan set off again to the Uldum Desert at the southernmost tip of the Kalimdor continent.

Here, he once again met the long-lost prince of the wind element - Wind Chaser Sunderland... and his increasingly large number of followers.