"To celebrate the opening of the Weave!"
"The first ten spellcasters to be bound to the Weave will receive a supreme gift pack. Regardless of their rank, they will enjoy a 50% discount on magic power for ten years, and three additional metamagic specializations for each element."
"The first hundred to be bound to the Weave will receive a golden gift pack …"
"The first thousand to be bound to the Weave will receive a silver gift pack …"
"…"
"Anyone who is bound to the Weave will receive a beginner's gift pack, which can be stacked with the previous packs."
"Spellcasters of the Alliance will enjoy an additional 95% discount on magic power consumption."
"Those of Stormwind nationality will enjoy an additional 88% discount on magic power consumption."
In reality, after the first thousand, the Weave's mana would basically be balanced, and Duque would not need to dig Peter to pay Paul.
Not to mention those at the back, even those at the front would not necessarily be able to take advantage of Duque.
It was just like how the so-called local handicrafts in Du Ze's previous world were all from Yiwu. It would be foolish to buy them at a 50% discount, but he would still make a profit even if he gave them a 10% discount.
On the surface, Duque seemed to be selling them at a huge discount.
There were so many tricks that even Duque's little conscience felt apologetic.
For example, an ordinary sky wizard would need 50 units of mana to cast a beginner fireball. In reality, to achieve the same effect, they did not need that much.
Magic education in this era was actually very primitive. One Pharaoh had found a more feasible path, and then taught it by example. A large number of people knew how to use it, and it became a classic.
Coupled with the fact that Pharaoh with a bit of a brain chose the wrong talent and ran off to do all sorts of research, very few Pharaoh cared about the efficiency of basic magic and whether it could be improved.
"If your fireball can't kill your enemy, it's because your fireball isn't big enough, it's not fierce enough!" 90% of the mentors said this.
This was because the fireball would dissipate very quickly once it left the Mage's control. To throw it 30 yards away and still maintain its power when it hit someone, they would only focus on gathering the fire elements and ignore the other problems.
Duque was different.
In the past, the Dalajan was under Antonidas' control, so naturally, he had no room to interfere. After Rhonin became the chairman of Kirin Tor, Duque was so busy that he had no time to care about the mages.
Now that Duque was going to become the God of Mages, even if he was only a demigod, he had the obligation to seduce — oh, no, to correct the mistakes of those newbie mages.
First, the magic model.
In the past, those fellows had used messy models, and Duque looked down on them. If they wanted to use the Weave, they had to use his model. If someone had the ability to remove the halo of divinity from the Weave and study it carefully, they would discover that the fire magic and ice magic were filled with fluid dynamics applications.
All magic shot out, has experienced a similar flat nozzle contraction process, like a water gun.
Next was the predetermined firing trajectory.
In the past, the spells would be thrown out in a straight line, and they wouldn't care where they flew halfway. It was a good thing if he could hit it, but if he couldn't, he could only blame it on his bad luck. Accuracy was not a consideration, it was all about quantity.
This was also why the mages had to form teams of mages to be more powerful. Because blindly and randomly shooting, no matter how reckless the enemy was, they would be blasted to pieces.
Now, Duque paid attention to the firing trajectory of magic.
Any flow of fire or ice magic was actually a process of heat change and transfer. If a little more magic was used in advance to disperse the heat or cold air between oneself and the target, then according to the laws of thermodynamics, heat could spontaneously transfer from a hot object to a cold object, but it could not spontaneously transfer from a low temperature object to a high temperature object. This allowed fireballs and ice arrows to follow the predetermined trajectory to attack the target.
According to the knowledge that Duque had learned in university and the theory of Azeroth magic, with the final optimization by the system genie, what was obtained was the explosive, magically modified version of the Weave magic.
While he was busy breaking through to the demigod level, the allied army was not idle.
With the support of Tyrande's True Starfall, they had a plan and step by step to sweep Silithus clean. After using up the wreckage of the void battleships that could be smashed down from the atmosphere, they finally completely destroyed the three insect nests of Ash, Legg, and Zora.
Under the cover of the Flying Fortress Naxxramas, the allied army began to slowly advance in the direction of the ancient city of Ahn 'Qiraj.
In the War of the Shifting Sands, it was the dragons who obtained air superiority for the Night Elves. They used their powerful breath and unstoppable strength to reap the lives of the Qiraj insect people.
In this life, when most of the dragons were tied up in the void battlefield, it was the terrifying cannons of the Flying Fortress that cleaned up all the insect people of a large scale.
The exploding Type-3 bombs easily cleared up large areas of the airspace.
The high explosive bombs mercilessly plowed the ground.
A thousand years ago, the Night Elves under Fandral's command practically braved the rain of insect corpses to advance.
Today, a thousand years later, the ones opening the way were steam tanks equipped with anti-sand filters. They used the huge engines with shovels to open a bloody path for the allied army.
Because the largest insect nest had been completely destroyed, the allied army didn't spend much effort to reach the wall of beetles.
The wall of beetles outside of Ahn 'Qiraj had continuously spewed out swarms of insects during the War of the Shifting Sands a thousand years ago, almost destroying all of Kalimdor.
This time, thanks to Duque letting Naxxramas fall from Ahn 'Qiraj and removing the other insect nests first, there weren't many insects left on the beetle platform in front of the wall of beetles.
But everyone knew that in time, when the ancient god of Ahn 'Qiraj, C' Thun, regained his breath, the swarm of insects would once again rush out at an extremely high density and speed.
At that time, any formation, any defense would be completely destroyed.
To clean up this situation, they had to open the wall of beetles again, kill their way into Ahn 'Qiraj, and completely get rid of C' Thun.
The Night Elf Priestess Hiloma held the [Quicksand Staff] in her hand. A thousand years ago, because Fandral Staghelm's son died, the furious Fandral smashed the [Quicksand Staff] and cut off his connection with the dragons. But this time, with the united efforts of the allied army, the staff was reforged.
Hiloma explained at the end, "The wall of beetles must be opened again. The seal from before was already incomplete. After General Marcus smashed Naxxramas into Ahn 'Qiraj, the seal was already on the verge of collapse."
"No need to say more, we all understand." Saar nodded.
On the other side, Magni swung the Balrog Hammer, looking eager to give it a try. Behind him, other than Duque and the missing Rhonin and the rest, stood all the powerhouses of the alliance, including William. A few days ago, the team led by William finally killed the evil god Hakkar in Zul 'Gurub, and then the entire team teleported over to meet up with the main army.
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