At first, not just elemental creatures, even the dwarves couldn't adapt. This completely subverted their common sense of technology.
Blast furnace? Boiler?
No need!
Water source? Cooling water?
No need either!
After mastering water, fire, and wind, the first invention Duque made was a brand new elemental industrial system.
The Furnace Castle itself was a volcanic crater. The fire elementals used up the fire elementals just went into the lava and came back. The water elementals weren't afraid either. Outside of the Furnace Castle was a snowy mountain.
The fire demons and naga that Duque controlled became the most important bridge between mortals and elemental creatures.
Wind elementals, also known as air elementals, also played an important role in the Alliance's industrial system.
In the largest wind tunnel laboratory in the Furnace Castle, in the past, they relied on diesel engines to pull the propellers to provide the wind needed for experiments. Now, it was the air elementals that blew the wind.
The experimenters could get as much wind as they wanted with just a word.
The wind speed could be adjusted at will, even at different angles.
In time, the Alliance's third generation flying battleship would probably come out. It would be a hybrid flying battleship with a combination of traditional diesel propellers and wind elementals.
Not only did it ensure safety, but it also took into account the new technology. The key was that it consumed less energy and had a better endurance.
Not just industrial, but in agriculture, the addition of elemental creatures quickly subverted the image of elemental creatures in the eyes of civilians.
The Alliance's propaganda was like this — in the past, the cruel elemental kings Ragnaros and Al 'Akir controlled them to wreak havoc on the continent. Now that Duque became the king of water and fire elementals, the situation was reversed.
In Loch Modan and the wetlands, this was originally the dwarves' largest food production base.
Because of the collapse of the boulder dam, a large area of the wetlands was submerged, and Loch Modan began to lack water. Under normal circumstances, this year's food production in Loch Modan would be finished.
But with water elementals, things were different.
High-level water elemental elites were mobile medium-sized reservoirs.
The dwarves commanded the naga, and the naga commanded the water elementals. Once they were controlled, not only did they open up a new water source in Loch Modan (in fact, the underground water that the dwarves didn't discover or couldn't handle before), they also rearranged the layout of the paddy fields in Loch Modan.
In the wetlands, a group of muddy water elementals with sand and mud would run into a big puddle and squat. Water leads the way, sand and mud are left behind.
It didn't matter how big the puddle was or whether there were dangerous creatures such as crocodiles in it. It turned into pieces of soft mud that were rich in water.
At the very least, with a little tidying up, transporting some soil over, and then using a bulldozer to flatten it, it would immediately become a piece of fertile farmland.
As long as Neltharion was settled and the boulder dam was rebuilt with cement, the wetlands would become a major grain-producing province in less than two years. It would be thousands of miles of fertile land that belonged to the dwarves.
Not only the Dwarves' territory, but the entire Alliance's territory, from the northernmost Sin 'dorei Kingdom all the way to the south, to Lordaeron, Stromgard, Alterac, Gilnis, Dalajan, Stormwind, and finally Kurtiras, who had started building a new royal city in Stranglethorn Vale, were using the opportunity of the cataclysm to transform the landscape and carry out more scientific redevelopment of the land.
Apart from the Night Elves who had always adhered to the doctrine of nature, all the races and kingdoms of the Alliance used this opportunity to reform themselves.
At the throne meeting, someone asked, "Isn't there still Nesario who hasn't come out? What should we do if he attacks? "
Duque said straightforwardly, "The reason why the cataclysm is called a cataclysm is that it was not something that could be done by Nesario or N 'Zoth alone. This is a special effect produced by the combination of the four major elemental realms and Azeroth. Without the four major elemental realms working together to pull the elements of the world to resonate together, the destruction of the planet would have been impossible. "
"What if Nesario attacks?" Muradin looked a little cautious.
"Our Hero Squad and the Sleeping Dragon Temple will join forces to fight the attack immediately. Also, can a black dragon destroy nearly ten million square miles of land at the same time? "
As soon as Duque said this, everyone suddenly understood.
Azeroth was very large. Duque had just said square miles, which was the way the Chinese were used to. The total territory of the Alliance was about 20 to 30 million square kilometers.
This was not bragging.
The Elven Forest alone was 1,300 kilometers from east to west, and the widest part was more than 400 kilometers, with a total area of 330,000 square kilometers. Plus the Redridge Mountains, the Western Wilderness, the Twilight Forest, the Upwind Path, the Swamp of Sorrows, and half of Stranglethorn Vale. Today, Stormwind alone had more than two million square kilometers of territory. The specific figures could not be calculated because no detailed geological survey had been done.
The seven human kingdoms, the territory of the Three Hammer Dwarves, Gnomeregan, the Night Elves' Danasuska and a small half of Kalimdor, the Blood Elves' Sin 'dorei, the Draenei's Blue Mystic Island … and the enclaves of Northrend.
One had to know that apart from the Dragonbone Waste and the Northwind Taiga, Northrend was basically the territory of the Alliance.
The ratio of square miles to square kilometers was 1: 2.58.
Twenty million square kilometers might be considered small.
It was a pity that the Alliance now only had a population of more than ten million. Even if the ice fields, mountains, and wastelands were excluded, it was still a typical case of vast land but sparsely populated.
The leaders of the Throne Conference could see that Duque was now a classic case of grasping the big and letting go of the small. As long as the overall situation was won, the losses of small places did not affect the overall situation.
It could be foreseen that the places attacked by Nethario and his Twilight Dragons would definitely suffer losses.
Under the surveillance of the Magic Net all over the world, once the densely populated areas of all the member states of the Alliance were attacked, they would definitely respond immediately.
With Duque, a demigod of the Magic Net who was proficient in teleportation, it was completely possible to make the attackers suffer the consequences. Perhaps even their lives would be spared.
Since the damage caused by the attack to the Alliance was limited, the Alliance could take advantage of the opportunity of the Cataclysm forcing the residents to migrate and carry out a comprehensive development. As long as the population, productivity, and resource development went up, even if some people died, it would still be a big gain in the overall situation.
Jaina smiled. "I'm impressed. You can turn a world-destroying cataclysm into an opportunity to promote the development of the Alliance in one go. Is this … the so-called elemental economy? "
Jaina did not know that the term she had casually mentioned had actually set off a craze among economists and historians about the topic of 'elemental creatures promoting the development of science and technology'.
While he shifted his attention back to the internal affairs, Duke did not forget about the ongoing war. Through the Eredar Gemini, Duque learned a new piece of information.
"What? You're saying that the Horde didn't run into the Twilight Dragons Varionne, Senarion, and Sinestra when they attacked Twilight Fortress? "
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