A depleted, wild, and a land that shows no sign of life.

There were brown-red land everywhere, dry and cracked, and red land lacking moisture. It was trampled on it. Although Kadega was prepared early, he still found that he felt a little uncomfortable.

It has been more than a year since I returned to the world of Azeroth, my beautiful hometown.

He has become accustomed to the softness of the soil. In summer, he stepped on the lush lawn and basked in the sun, making people feel warm all over his body, rather than the vicious light in front of him, illuminating his body, and drying all the moisture in his body.

"Anoying place," he complained, and the steps under his feet moved quickly.

He is unwilling to stay in the place where people are dried in such a hot place.

The Alliance Expeditionary Army camp was built at a certain scale, with continuous tents one after another, and they were arranged neatly in a regular manner in the same place.

Infantrymen wearing silver-white armor, holding weapons, were constantly patrolling the camp in an orderly manner.

Kadega himself has passed by three waves of patrols.

"The Marshal is inside,"

"Dear Kadega, please come in?" A man, who was outside the tent early, began to look around and constantly look into the distance. When Kadega's figure appeared, he was overjoyed and went forward directly, bent down to salute, and made an action of asking for instructions.

Cardagha nodded and he walked towards the inside of the tent.

The door curtain of the tent, as Kadega approached, a guard standing beside him took a step away, then reached out to pull the door curtain open. When Kadega walked in, he let go of the door curtain.

As Kadega walked in, a cool air came to his face, which made him feel shocked.

The cool tent made Kadega extremely comfortable, and he couldn't help but speak; "You are very good at enjoying His Royal Highness Rex, I respect."

Rex raised his head and smiled at Kadega. He spoke easily, "It's not that I will enjoy it, but that the entire Alliance Expeditionary Army camp has begun to build air conditioners now,"

"Is there any need for the resource consumption?" Kardga frowned when he heard Rex's words. Kardga spoke in a tactful manner and did not directly question Rex.

"Don't worry, this air conditioner doesn't consume much of the resources," Rex knew what Kardag's worries were.

This is not the World of Azeroth. This is the Outerland, in the Hellfire Peninsula. If you want to go to the World of Azeroth, you have to cross the gates of darkness.

The shuttle through the dark gate is not like in the game, which allows you to pass easily, just by walking through.

Every time the gate of Darkness passes through, it will cause consumption and is a resource. It is not very intuitive to say so. If it is replaced by numbers, it can be clear and clear.

For example, 100 resources are transported to the Hellfire Peninsula in the World of Azeroth. Not to mention the manpower and other consumption on the way, all this is ignored. It is just to calculate the need for teleportation of the Dark Gate. Then after reaching the Hellfire Peninsula, there will be 80 copies left.

Use 20 resources to fill the needs of the Dark Gate teleportation.

Now that the Dark Gate is in the hands of the Alliance and the Horde, they send people together to start monitoring the Dark Gate. It is impossible for ordinary people to use it. All those who can use the Dark Gate must be members of the Alliance and the Horde, and then register under the supervision of the Alliance and the Horde.

At the final settlement, based on the number of uses of both parties, it is determined whether the alliance has paid more resources to maintain the Dark Gate or the tribe has more resources to maintain.

The resources are so tight that Kadega naturally does not intend to use them.

Fort Glory has stood on the Hellfire Peninsula for more than ten years, and they have not consumed a lot of resources to make air conditioners instead of maintaining weapons and armor to improve combat power.

"What do you mean?" Kardga heard that the resources were not consumed much, and his frown brows soothed.

He believed Rex's words and would not think Rex would deceive him at this point.

"Look at it, you'll understand how the air conditioner was created," Rex stood up and pulled open the curtain behind him.

The tent that Rex sat in was a combination of rest and office.

The tent covers a large area and is built like a house.

This is exactly what the Alliance has done now, but because the Expeditionary Army camp was still established for a short time and tents were temporarily used.

The layout of the tent is divided into two halves, one is the office space and the other half is the resting place of Rex.

The middle was separated by a curtain. As Rex pulled the curtain open, Kardga also saw a bed behind Rex.

There was nothing attracted to him, but what really attracted him was a machine covering an area of ​​about two meters.

The cold wind is spewing out from where it keeps flowing in the tent.

Kardga was stunned by this strange machine, but he quickly reacted and spoke to Rex; "Is this the product of His Highness's Industrial Base?"

This sentence is purely a question, but if you hear the tone, you can hear it. Kardag’s tone is more certain, and he has already determined that this is the product of the industrial base.

"Yes, he is the product of the industrial base," Rex nodded directly without denying it.

In the world of Azeroth, such a machine is exclusive. Although Kadega is a little unfamiliar with him and does not know him very well, as long as he knows the industrial base, he will know where he comes from.

"A machine like this is not too expensive, and it has created a good resting environment for our soldiers. All countries have agreed that they have collectively placed orders to the industrial base."

"The soldiers responded well with this air conditioner and their morale increased greatly."

Rex began to praise the air conditioner. Wherever he went, as long as he had the opportunity to perform, Rex would not give up on his crossing.

"Air conditioners use electricity, not magic, so this consumes little. In the Expeditionary Army camp, a small power plant has been established. For temporary supply, there is no problem with electricity,"

Cardagha nodded. Since it was not expensive, he was willing to see the Expeditionary Military Camp and use this machine.

No one wants to endure the scorching sun and expose himself to the sun in this temperature, at an environment of more than 40 degrees.
Chapter completed!