Although Queen Isara is indeed beautiful, in the entire backstory of the Warcraft, she and her Naga people are really not a righteous camp, and to put it mildly, it is really Azeroth's churning stick, and even many Warcraft missions will directly indicate that they are "evil Nagas", "vicious Krakens", etc., with pejorative affixes. So, the question is, why are the Nagas evil?
(Dark Titan Sagras, founder of the Burning Legion and original leader)
The story begins when Isara was licking a dog at Sagras, when Isala was overjoyed to think that she could become Sagras's wife, and then was used to destroy the country. Eventually, she was defeated by Marfario Fury wind and sent her and many of the upper-class elves who followed her to the bottom of the sea.
After going to sea, he was imprisoned in the deep sea for a thousand years. Enzos negotiated a deal with Aisala, and in the case of life and death, Aisara could instantly analyze the situation and Enzos opened the conditions, which was really very imperial. Then Enzos was also able to bend and stretch, knowing that it was not good for him to kill this little guy, and he happily called her "My Queen" (in the English version, this sentence is very sarcastic).
The end result was that Aisara became the puppet queen and her upper class people became nagas. A clear shift can be seen in the animated CG, where the Nagas' eyes change from blue to red, indicating that they have been controlled by Enzos. In a sense, the queen is a puppet, and the people have become an army of villains, just tool people.
Bad thing one:
During the Egg General Period, Aisara's maid and Egg Chief's most loyal assistant, "Vaschi", once led the Nagas to build some huge pumping machines in the Zanga Sea (for the purpose of running the mana furnace, basically to help the Egg Always get more power), trying to pump all the water to the Panya Reservoir to supply these mana furnaces, and after 4 years of pumping, the whole sea was directly sucked dry and eventually turned into a swamp. Vaschi and her Naga army have had a very bad impact on the ecological environment!
Speaking of which, Vaschi is actually the eyeliner that Enzos planted next to the egg, but..... She is also really too capable, saving the egg several times, for a while I don't know if there is a rebellion.
Bad thing two:
The pumping project was so large that it must have required less labor, so the evil Nagas imprisoned a very large number of slaves here. Of course, there are also a lot of productivity equipment - pumping machines.
Then I was pleasantly surprised to find that this mechanic looked the same as our new card giant force mech. In particular, they all have huge drill bits ~ there seems to be some correlation about why there are so many machines in the new version.
Bad thing three:
The Nagas also belong to the unbridled existence under the sea, which is equivalent to invading the territory of the undersea creatures, of course, there are some source creatures that have not been destroyed by the Nagas. For example, this strange creature with three heads. It is somewhat similar to the sea monster in "Emergency Maneuver".
The "occupation of territory" is not only rampant here in Ms. Vaschi, it can almost be said that the Nagas are specifically engaged in this matter. Their presence makes the beautiful and calm underwater world terrifying and dark. Enzos and the Naga army attempted to occupy the entire underwater world of Azeroth.
Including many of the Naga figures in the original paintings, they also have more or less "evil" elements.
Teachers who tutor piranhas.
Red-eyed whip siren.
Somewhat terrifying "gifts".
I also found a role very similar to the priestess, and it seems that the female Naga characters around the queen are all unique in terms of appearance!
In the final analysis, it was queen Aisara's fall that caused all this. The arrogant queen is gradually lost in the pursuit of power and power, and the brief glory of TheAzar and nagas, the faint and arrogant rulers have turned all this into nothingness, and even led to the destruction of Azeroth's life, the destruction of the gods, and the collapse of the earth. Aesara is also the eternal sinner of Azeroth.
Eventually, the cursed and corrupted queen was defeated by the Alliance and the armies of the tribes at the Eternal Palace.