Stormwind God

Vol'jin's face paled for a while, and he shivered, "You are a blasphemy against the dead!"

Facing Woking's accusations, Thrall remained silent.

Anastrian's pale face showed a strange twist, which should be sneer: "Blasphemy? Hehe!"

"Enough, Anastrian! If you still want you and your bones to join the tribe, shut up for me!"

Faced with the roar of Orgrim who was supposed to be his subordinate, the former Sun King was stunned for a while, but eventually he was silent, with an angry expression.

Orgrim turned his head, revealing the paleness of death in the light of the torch:

"Although I do n’t know if the death knight was a tribe ’s invention, when the tribe suffered heavy losses and needed combat power, it was indeed that I, as the chief, accepted many races as part of the tribe. For example, death Knights, such as trolls, are the products of that time. If the death knight is a blasphemy, then I will bear this sin. "

Thrall clenched his fists, and he couldn't do it.

As a living person, as a new shaman who began to believe in the way of nature, Sal instinctively abhors the existence of the undead. Although the guy in front claims to be a new species free from the shackles of the Lich King's consciousness, it is actually the same thing in front of the shaman.

Just as he didn't feel the difference between the so-called high elves and blood elves.

If it was any other messenger, Thrall directly taught him to be a man with [Destruction Hammer]. But that was Orgrim!

His mentor!

His guide!

His father's friend!

His half father!

Even [Death Hammer] in his hand was sent by Orgrim! Even the new main city of the tribe is named after Orgrim!

Orgrim's symbolic significance to the tribe is undoubtedly as big as the sky.

This is exactly what happened, giving up the immortality in the kingdom of death and standing up for the future of the tribe.

How could Thrall refuse?

Woking took a sigh of relief. Of course he knew all this, so he was extra heavy. He turned and saluted Sal: "It's about the orcs and even the heritage of the tribe. The consequences of having the forgotten people join the tribe. Not only the boundaries between life and death, but also external factors. "

Woking was vague, but anyone could understand, he was referring to the league.

That's right, the Alliance now seems to be in great trouble. The Lord of the Flames and the King of the Black Dragon are chaos at the same time.

However, according to the news of the return, Duke is organizing a group of strong men to kill them step by step. The flame king's clone fell down, and it was impossible to come out in a dozen years, leaving only Nefarian.

Without Duke's feat of killing Nesario and surrendering Onyxia, perhaps Thrall would hope for Nefarian's success.

The problem is that Duke's brilliant record left everyone with the four characters "Black Dragon Buster" inscribed on his forehead. Moreover, the betrayal of the black hand brothers, Thrall had to invest more powerful and military forces, otherwise it would shake the foundation of tribal rule.

The first attack has failed, and the Alliance's strength is essential to kill the traitors.

Had the forgotten person joined the Horde at this time and the Alliance knew it, the ghost knew what the Alliance would react to. You know, the Alliance's Sin'dorei Empire regarded Anastrian as a betrayer, and would not rest without destroying the former king.

The Alliance also has little chance to reconcile the Forsaken, because the new Queen Sin'dorei Sylvanas and the other two Windrunners are Duke's women.

There is no way this knot can be undone.

Even if the alliance presses down after receiving the news, it does not mean that it will not retaliate afterwards. The Alliance's revenge is still not sustainable for the Horde.

Apparently Anastrian knew this too, so he had this very important chip now.

The King of the Sun saw the hesitation of Thrall and Vol'jin, and he stepped forward and saluted: "The Forsaken do not need the public support of the tribe. In case the alliance attacks our territory, we do not need tribal reinforcements. We Only a promise from the Chieftain is needed. In case the tribe is in despair, please allow the forgotten to support the tribe. "

Wow!

Unilateral assistance!

What a great sentiment!

What a heavy weight!

It sounded that even Thrall could not help but be moved.

Only Woking heard a different taste: "Wait! Chief, have they ever told you how many tribal chiefs have been resurrected?"

Thrall was still too young, and a resurrection of Orgrim had shocked him a whole bunch, making him a mess. Now Vol'jin woke up a little, and Salton realized that there must be quite a few tribal strongmen joining the Forsaken, so he could make Anastrian, the leader, make such a huge concession.

Thrall turned his head and saw Orgrim sigh for a long time, then Anastrian showed victory.

Orgrim: "You say it!"

The former Sun King smiled with an old-fashioned and profound meaning: "Samuro, Kilrogg, Zuluhed ..."

Correct! That's right! The tribal chiefs sacrificed in the First and Second World Wars were almost all resurrected by Anastrian into undead, except for the black hand.

Not only that, he also added an equally heavyweight chip: "In fact, I also found the Twilight Hammer Clan. Archmage Gujar has 2,000 two-headed ogre magicians."

Thrall and Woking's eyelids were jumping wildly.

Master!

That is the tribe's most lacking and most needed mage!

In particular, Vol'jin, as a troll, knew too much how vulnerable a troll without mysterious power was under the power of magical destruction.

Tribe warriors can be more brave, can withstand the overwhelming artillery and magic cover?

What's more, after the series of wars, the orc's population has not yet exceeded 200,000. The entire tribe, including the tauren, trolls and goblins, is only half a million people. This is simply disproportionate to the league's tens of millions of people and millions of troops.

Rather than saying that the Forsaken need the protection of the Horde, the Horde is more eager for the caster of the Forgotten.

What's more, the buffs brought by the archmages and the two-headed ogre magician of the Silvermoon Council were much needed by the Horde.

Orgrim walked to Thrall and put his hands on Thrall's shoulders. The hot hands of that time were cold and stiff: "I am helpless to give you such a mess. But I still hope that the tribe is independent The tribe, not the puppet of the alliance. Now let us be the secret backing of the tribe. In case it really doesn't work, then we will fight against the alliance.