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After the tree man appeared, the battle situation was slightly reversed, and Tichondrius also noticed something was wrong.

Just as he was angrily dodging the long-range attacks of [Flying Leaf Blade], [Seed Machine Gun], etc., he suddenly felt a chill on his back.

"[Arcane Missile] - Fire!" The next moment, Major Madrake suddenly sounded behind him.

He turned back suddenly, and saw a brilliant arcane barrage cutting through the sky and heading straight for him.

"Boom!" The arcane barrage representing the power of order and the fel shield representing the power of chaos collided violently in the air, bursting out with dazzling light. The two repulsive energies instantly triggered a large-scale explosion, with surging air waves and smoke and dust.

Tichondrius was hit by the sudden explosion shock wave, and the whole person was thrown out like a kite with a broken string. He struggled in the air, and finally flapped his wings again, barely maintaining his balance.

Tichondrius fell to the ground in a mess, glaring angrily at the Moon Guard who attacked him.

"Are you crazy?" The voice of the Dreadlord Tichondrius rolled like "four, six, seven" thunder, echoing in everyone's ears. His eyes were burning with anger, as if he wanted to swallow all the betrayers. "I, Tichondrius, represent the will of Azshara! You little upper elves dare to betray your queen?"

Hearing him mention Queen Azshara, the Moon Guards who had originally attacked paused in their spellcasting movements, and a trace of hesitation and panic flashed in their eyes. They began to be at a loss, as if they were poked in the softest part of their hearts.

Yes, they had all sworn allegiance to Queen Azshara. What they are doing now, aren't they really betraying the light of light?

Just then, Levin suddenly laughed loudly, his voice was loud and powerful, and instantly attracted everyone's attention.

He swept his eyes across everyone present, and then said loudly:

"I thought that as the leader of the demons, you would have something to say when you came to the front and faced the soldiers of the two armies. I didn't expect that you would say such vulgar words! I have something to say, please listen carefully:"

Levin's voice was sonorous and powerful, with reason and evidence, and it sounded so reasonable to the Moon Guards, "Before you came, the empire was in decline, treacherous ministers caused disasters; the country was in chaos and the years were bad, and there were disturbances everywhere, but it was still able to maintain. After you came, various disasters followed one after another, you kidnapped the queen , cruel creatures. In the temple, traitors are officials; everywhere, demons are disasters. You have caused those wicked people to be in power, and murderous and cruel people to wreak havoc. The country has become a ruin, and the people are suffering. " At this point, Levin's voice suddenly became louder. He pointed at Tichondrius and shouted loudly: "Demon! What qualifications do you have to represent the queen's will? You keep saying that it is for the interests of the queen and the upper elves, but everything you do has plunged them into dire straits. People all over the world are willing to eat your flesh alive! How dare you rap here!”

As soon as Levin finished speaking, a chorus of echoes rang out around him.

“You… you dare!” Tichondrius was speechless and could only be furious.

“I have never seen such a shameless person!” Levin shouted at the end.

The shameless Tichondrius would naturally not be Wang Lang, who still had some face, and would be scolded to death on the spot by the words in front of the two armies.

But the goal of Levin’s speech was not to scold him to death, but to convince the moon guards.

The upper elves who were stumped by Tichondrius’ words also found their direction again in Levin’s impassioned speech. They straightened their backs, and the confusion and panic in their eyes were instantly replaced by firmness and courage. They found their backbone and their own beliefs and determination.

They realized that it didn’t matter whether they were queens or not. Although they were related to the dark The starting points of the night elves' civilians are different, but their goal at this moment is the same - to stop the demons who are acting more and more unscrupulously.

As Levin said, with the arrival of those demons who call themselves "God's messengers", the situation of the Dark Night Empire has been getting worse and worse. Doesn't this prove the evil nature of these "God's messengers" and show that they bring not salvation and hope, but destruction and disaster?

Major Madrake held the staff tightly in his hand, and his eyes became firm.

"Moon Guards," he ordered loudly, "Let us take back the glory and dignity that should belong to us from these lying demons! For the Dark Night Empire, for our compatriots, charge! ”

The military discipline of the Burning Legion has always been loose. They can maintain strong combat effectiveness mainly because of the demons' fearlessness of death.

Anyway, they can return to the Twisting Nether after death and be resurrected sooner or later, which makes them fearless on the battlefield.

However, not being afraid of death does not mean that they will actively seek death. For demons, it is not easy to resurrect after death. Their souls need to wait for a long time to re-condense and take shape, and in the process they may even be devoured by their own kind. That kind of endless darkness and loneliness is not a wonderful experience.

Therefore, when facing the attacks of the Moon Guardians, they did not Not without fear.

The demon army, which was attacked from both sides, finally showed a trend of defeat in the increasingly bad battle.

The once arrogant demons, now fled in all directions like sand and gravel blown by the wind under the joint attack of the Moon Guard and the Night Elves. And those slow and clumsy Hellfires were completely destroyed by the large-scale area spells carefully arranged by the Moon Guard on the way forward, without even a trace of struggle.

Tichondrius was suspended in the air, looking at the battlefield below with a gloomy face.

He once again dodged the joint attack of the two forces in a panic, and the wounds on his body were still aching. ...... However, what made him even more angry was that the end of this battle had come early.Come, and he is the loser.

As the lieutenant of the Deceiver, his position in the Burning Legion is not low. He was sent to carry out this mission personally, which was enough to show that Lord Archimonde attached great importance to this matter. As the two giants under Sargeras, Archimonde and Kil'jaeden have always been in conflict. Now that he has returned in defeat, he dare not imagine how Lord Archimonde will punish him.

"Very good." Tichondrius gritted his teeth and said, his voice full of anger and unwillingness, "I will remember your rebellious behavior, and pray that I have no relatives in Zin-Azshari. Sooner or later, you will pay the price for your impulsiveness!"

As the remnant of Tichondrius's harsh words echoed in the air, his figure flashed and he suddenly accelerated to rush into the sky. The black wings spread out like the night, covering his figure, and disappeared from everyone's sight in an instant.

The battle priests looked at the direction where the demons fled, and their tense nerves finally relaxed. They had gone through two fierce battles in succession, and now it seemed as if a heavy burden had been lifted off, with a rare sense of relief on their tired faces.

Maiev waved her hand to stop her subordinates from chasing the fleeing demons. Her sharp eyes swept around the field and finally stopped on the Moon Guards who were dozens of meters away. Those compatriots who were supposed to fight with them had stood on the side of the demons to stop them from escaping. She still remembered the experience of fighting with Madrake at that time, but now, they stood on their side at the critical moment. This repetition made Maiev very confused.

Her thoughts could not help but drift to the source of all this, so her eyes naturally fell on Levin.

The captain of the battle priest looked Levin up and down, trying to read some clues from his expression.

"Is this the reinforcement you mentioned before?" Maiev asked in a puzzled tone, "When did you instigate them?"

Faced with Maiev's question, Levin just smiled and did not answer directly. This attitude of keeping Maiev in suspense made Maiev angry again.

At this time, Major Madrake took the initiative to step forward and cleared up Maiev's doubts. He described in detail how Levin got in touch with them and how he convinced them by himself.

After listening to Madrake's explanation, Maiev looked at Levin with a brighter light in her eyes. Her admiration was beyond words, and Tyrande also cast a look of approval on Levin.

"Sure enough, Levin didn't brag before." The girl sighed, "He really has a way."

At this moment, Tyrande began to realize that her new friend was more than just an interesting playmate. At critical moments, he was also able to demonstrate outstanding leadership and persuasiveness, and could be someone she could rely on.