Duque had once imagined that the two Webs would fight for Azeroth's elemental energy, just like a hacker war. The two opponents would stay in areas where they couldn't see each other, remotely controlling everything in the network world, frantically attacking each other's positions, searching for each other's location, in order to deal a fatal blow.
In reality, Duque had thought too much.
If this battle for the demon king was described as a hacker war, it was more like one side had prepared a virus, a firewall, and so on, while the other side ran to the other side's building and pulled the switch.
What kind of illusory war was this?
Because both sides knew where the other was, the so-called magic war was like a brawl from the start!
Duque had never thought that Malygos, who was destined to die, would be so shameless as to think of a way to cut off the flow of elemental energy in the Upwind Path where Karazhan was located.
As the magic guardian dragon left behind by the Titans, he did indeed know a lot of the elemental mysteries of Azeroth, such as the specific location of the elemental river that extended from the planet's mantle, through the crust, and to the shallow surface of the Upwind Path.
Malygos couldn't make such a large elemental river disappear completely, but he could make it temporarily change course.
If Duque really was one of those traditional Mages in Azeroth who relied on the Mage Tower to display their full strength, then he would be kneeling by now.
The Mage Tower of Karazhan, which had once bloomed with dazzling arcane light day and night, now only maintained a minimum amount of light. Without the supply of elemental veins, the tower looked dim. To maintain the operation of the entire Mage Tower, they had to use the elemental energy stored in the elemental pool.
For Duque, who was about to start a magic war, it could be said that his reinforcements had been cut off.
He could certainly defend Karazhan to the death and continue to use Karazhan as the center of the Webs to fight Malygos for control of the entire world's Webs. This way, it would be like a lonely castle. Perhaps he could defend it for a while, but in the end, it would still fall.
There was a saying in the art of war: a lonely city cannot be defended!
Duque's lips curled into a cold smile. "Arthas, good plan."
Sindagosa was a good fighter. She had been ambushed by Duque, and Arthas naturally felt that it was a pity.
But it wasn't painful.
Because the fallen Malygos was the powerful subordinate he truly desired.
With the powerful physical body of a Dragon King and the magical ability that Arthis desperately lacked, such a powerful undead was the only thing that could truly help Arthis.
Over here, Duque had clearly beaten Arthas into a dog, but Malygos, the brainless pig of a teammate, had to go over to serve himself. Duque was also speechless.
When Malygos no longer acted on his own fantasies and delusions, he immediately became a super expert.
For example, if Malygos successfully dismantled Duque's Magic Net core and inflicted heavy damage to Duque's Magic Net, the several hundred thousand allied armies in Noscent would immediately lose their most powerful defensive magic system. All of the Alliance's mages would lose 50% of their power, as most of the military mages used the Weave as a standard for learning and casting spells.
Without the Weave, many mages who forcefully advanced felt as though they were in a desert of elements, unable to draw even the slightest bit of elemental energy to support their magic.
At that time, if Arthas joined forces with Malygos to launch a large-scale ice storm or something, the allied army would definitely suffer heavy losses, and they might even be in danger of being wiped out.
"Fortunately! Malygos … you're so inexperienced that you don't even know what the [Cloud Age] is, right? "
As a transmigrator who had experienced the birth of the Internet to its explosive development, there were too many concepts on the Internet that could be used for reference in the Magic Net.
For example, the battle between single-core and multi-core.
There was also the concept of cloud storage.
Malygos was now like a super single-core computer with a super high-frequency CPU. His data storage ability and computing ability were all crushing Duque's. This was where his pride came from.
Even if Duque had the help of the system elf, he might not be Malygos' match in a one-on-one fight. After all, as the King of Magic, his brain capacity and ability to command and cast multiple spells were definitely godly in the truest sense.
However, ever since Duque established the Magic Net, he had never intended to play with a single-core CPU.
What he played was a classic multi-core.
From Khadgar as the core, to the Demon King Vek 'lor who later joined as the secondary core, and then to the group of Elemental Emissaries.
Then there were Jaina and Solarian who were the support controllers, as well as the Kirin Tor Assembly led by Kael 'thas and the high-ranked Dalajan Mages.
Almost every powerhouse above the Radiant Moon level was a commander in a certain area of the Magic Net.
Duque had split up the authority of the Magic Net, causing the Magic Net to show unimaginable diversity. As for Khadgar and Duque's system elves, they only existed as coordinators.
As for the cloud storage, it was actually the result of Duque's direct control of the magic nodes of most of the Alliance's main cities, transforming them into nodes of the Magic Net.
Other than Darnassus, which was directly controlled by Elune, and Exodar, which was controlled by the Draenei, all the main cities were deeply connected to the Magic Net.
The four major elements of earth, water, fire, and wind existed in parallel space across the entire planet of Azeroth. Every main city of the Alliance, in addition to having a superior geographical environment, was also the location of nodes of elemental veins of different sizes.
Duque had completely copied the Magic Net blueprint and stored it in every main city of the Alliance that was under his control.
It could be said that unless Malygos cut off the flow of magic nodes in all the main cities of the Alliance, as long as Duque's mind was connected to the Magic Net, he could send the highest authority to the Magic Net through any main city.
In fact, after Malygos cut off the flow of the elemental river between the two main cities, he realized that something was wrong.
Duque's control over the human's Magic Net was not affected at all.
Instead, he launched a fierce counterattack.
First was the water element!
Most blue dragons liked to play with the ice element. They felt that ice was very beautiful. Malygos' specialty was arcane magic, and he was also very good at playing with the ice element.
Now, Duque's counterattack from the Magic Net made him very uncomfortable. Duque had cut off the supply of ice element to his magic core.
Originally, Malygos had thought that this was impossible.
The truth in front of him deeply stimulated him.
Duque's virtual image was projected on a desolate island in the western outer sea of the North Wind Tundra. Next to Duque's projection stood a huge water elemental.
"You've worked hard, Duke Hydarsis."
"My most loyal friend. It's an honor for us, the Hydarsia water elementals, to be able to serve you. "This was the water elementals' way of returning the favor.
Duque led the mortal heroes and killed the clone of the Balrog Ragnaros. He also cooperated with the Hydarsia water elementals to drown the entire Molten Core.
The Hydarsia water elementals had always remembered this kindness.
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