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| − | '''Wrath of the Betrayer''' is chapter 4 of [[Terror of the Tides]]. |
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| − | Greviously wounded, Maiev crawled back to her base camp to find her small force surrounded and outnumbered by the Naga, who were intent on destroying their most hated enemies. Knowing they could not possibly fight their way out, Maiev instead sent a [[Night Elf Runner|Runner]] to get to the coast and then to the Night Elf forests, to summon reinforcements in the shape of [[Malfurion Stormrage]] and [[Tyrande Whisperwind]], whilst she and her remaining warriors held out against the snake-people's assault. In the confusion of battle, however, Maiev was cut off from the rest of her forces and instead had to help the Runner sneak past [[Serena Scarscale]]'s watery fortifications and aid her escape to the sea. Without Maiev's aid, the Naga were eventually able to break the Night Elf defences and force them to a final redoubt with no resources, where Maiev joined them for a [[Balancing the Scales|last stand]]. |
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| − | ==Aftermath== |
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| − | Illidan was successful in capturing the Eye of Sargeras and in defeating Maiev's Sentinels. However, they failed to destroy them entirely, and were unable to stop the Warden's Runner reaching Kalimdor and informing Malfurion of his brother's actions, a development which would ultimately foil Illidan's plans against the Lich King and destroy the Eye of Sargeras for good. |
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Revision as of 11:53, 21 July 2011
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