Necromancer in another world

Chapter 782 Helper
Orgrimmar is a city of orcs, and the Hall of the Chiefs is the heart of the city.

Thrall straightened up, a shamed Saurfang was half-kneeling in front of him, the latter had come to plead guilty, and it was his negligence that caused the crisis between the Horde and the Alliance.

Stretching out his hand to help Saurfang up, Thrall comforted him: "I don't blame you for this matter, I was too careless. I never thought that the Blackstone clan would dare to openly rebel. It is meaningless to find out whose fault it is now. The dilemma is what we have to think about now."

What happened in Silithus led to the alliance, which didn't trust the Horde at all, to choose to withdraw. Without the alliance's help, the most direct consequence was that the battle against the Qiraji beetle continued to stalemate.

With the strength of the tribe, it is not easy to maintain the war in Silithus. There is a huge gap in both the source of troops and the supply. It is so easy to wait until the alliance sends troops. I thought it would relieve the pressure and breathe a sigh of relief, but unexpectedly appeared After such a incident, the situation has returned to the original point.

Fortunately, among the three giant hives in Silithus, the Yashi hive and the Rego hive have been destroyed, leaving only one Zora hive, and the tribe has more or less reduced its burden.

"The Cenarion Council has already explained clearly that they will inform the Alliance of the situation, and Jaina will also mediate for us. In fact, the relationship between the Alliance and us is not as tense as imagined. The real embarrassment is that the Alliance uses the This matter denies the military any re-entry into Silithus."

When Thrall said this, a bit of worry appeared on his face. If the alliance army did not enter Silithus, the war with the Beetlemen would not end so early, even if the Cenarion Council supported it.

If the war lasts for one day, the development of the tribe will be affected for one more day. With the current state of the tribe, how long can the tribe support in the quagmire of war in Silithus?

Even Thrall had no idea about this question.

It's not that Thrall is incapable, but that the tribe's land is too barren, and it's hard for a clever woman to survive without rice. Even if he has great abilities, he can't do it.

"I think we can try to contact Arathor."

Saurfang suggested so, Varian and Jean had a tough attitude, Magni ignored the Horde, and only the Kingdom of Arathor was more talkative, and this was the only gap that the Horde could open.

When it comes to Arathor, the first thing Thrall thinks of is not Scarlett, the queen of Arathor, but Leo, the human being with the ability to see.

It's not a secret that Lei Ao's attack on the demigod, other people try to keep it secret when they attack the demigod, for fear of accidents, but this kid is completely opposite.

Not only did he release the news, but he also attracted the attention of countless forces, both open and dark, to Stromgarde, and even made the momentum extremely large. At his request, the Alliance sent all the spellcasters it could send to Stromgarde, and Even the mages of Dalaran got involved.

Thrall didn't know what Leo wanted to do, but he understood that after Leo's toss, no matter whether he succeeded in attacking the demigod Kingdom of Arathor or not, his momentum would definitely increase. Laran has also gotten closer to the alliance—although everyone knows that the two are closely related, it was always in private before, but this time he was able to openly reveal this relationship, and its influence was so far-reaching that Sa Er worried.

Even though the tribe and the alliance are listed as the two major camps in the world, they think that the strength of the two sides is very close. In fact, no matter in terms of resources or population, the tribe is far inferior to the alliance.

The continent of Kalimdor is too barren, or in other words, the land controlled by the tribe is too barren, and the land that is slightly richer is the territory that is being contested. The race is allowed to multiply and grow on the land that is so barren that it may not even be able to make up enough food. This has involved Thrall too much energy.

Reality is not a game after all. The various characters that appear in the game are just a bunch of data. They don’t need to consider issues such as food, clothing, housing, and transportation. As long as the game designer needs a city, no matter how remote and impossible for living things to survive .

However, reality is not enough. To build a city, whether the food here is self-sufficient, whether the water source is sufficient, whether the climate is suitable for survival, whether there are any hostile forces around... etc., etc., all these need to be considered, not to mention that building a city does not rely on It can be done with lip service, and it requires sufficient resources and manpower.

In the game, players will feel that the territory of the tribe is larger than that of the alliance, it is more convenient to go to various places than the alliance, and its power is stronger than that of the alliance, but once these are moved to the real world, the opposite is true.

Without food and minerals, what is the use of such a large land?

Thrall knew very well that the Horde seemed to have gained a foothold in the Kalimdor continent, and it was not impossible to fight against the Alliance.But in real terms, it is still perilous.

How did orcs come to Kalimdor?
That was under the guidance of Medivh.

As a guardian, why did the human Medivh help the orcs?
Thrall didn't think that the other party was out of good intentions, and Medivh's purpose in doing this was ultimately for human beings.

Maybe others would ignore the sentence that Medivh led the orcs to Kalimdor in the experience of watching the orcs, but Thrall, who was the person involved, would not.

It is not an exaggeration to describe the bloody enmity between humans and orcs. There are countless humans who died at the hands of orcs. If it weren't for the secret promotion of humans and other forces, Medivh would never have come forward.

As a new race, the potential shown by humans shocked the old races.

It has only been a short millennium since the high elves taught magic to humans, and humans have become more accomplished in magic. Dalaran, the original capital of magic, has the strength to challenge the kingdom of Quel'Thalas. It can be confirmed that even the prince of Quel'Thalas, Kael'thas, studied and studied magic in Dalaran.

However, what humans show is not just the talent for magic comprehension. They have learned from dwarves how to forge better weapons and armor, and learned from dwarf engineering how to make their cities more majestic and more defensive. Qiang, learned from those night elves how to make arrows shoot more accurately and farther, and how to stay hidden...

This series of performances made the old race have to be wary of this new race called human beings.

If humans are allowed to develop, they will sooner or later pose a threat to the status of the established races.

This is not a joke.

Think back to the rise of the night elves and the collapse of the troll empire. The past can be a lesson for who is not wary of humans.

The back waves of the Yangtze River push the front waves, and no one wants to be the front waves pushed to death on the beach.

After all, human beings are part of this world, and their power should not be underestimated. They are an indispensable force against the invasion of the Burning Legion—at least they are qualified cannon fodder, and the old races will have nothing to do with this The race is an enemy, and they have more or less maintained a certain connection with humans.

Everyone is doing good, who will be the villain?
Who else but outsider orcs?

The reason why the orcs were able to get help to come to Kalimdor was that some races had secretly contributed a lot, and Thrall was clear about these races. It was precisely because he knew that he would strongly advocate reconciliation with humans, because he was unwilling Let yourself and your own race be the pawns of others.

Unfortunately, the resistance to things was much greater than he imagined.

When Varian wanted to sign a peace treaty with him, the king of the Stormwind Kingdom mysteriously disappeared, and Thrall was shocked.

Although there is information showing that this is a conspiracy by the black dragon, with Varian's strength, even if he fails, it is absolutely impossible to leave no clues. Thrall smelled a strong conspiracy in this matter, which made him even more afraid to act rashly .

For the development of the race, Thrall strongly opposed the war with the alliance, but in order to maintain the blood of the orcs and reassure some forces, he had to let the main war faction that opposed him exist and gradually grow.

"Arathor is indeed a good choice for us to open the gap in the alliance. I will let Eitrigg handle this matter."

Thrall nodded, he accepted Saurfang's suggestion. In fact, he only had one choice now.

Scarlett, Queen of Arathor Kingdom, has a hostile attitude towards orcs, but Leo has always maintained a neutral attitude. Compared with other alliance leaders, Leo is the best one to speak.

It was over until Eitrigg contacted Leo and informed Thrall of his attitude.

"Saurfang, with such a big incident, we must take action. Only with enough victories can the night elves stand on our side, so I decided to capture Zora's nest."

Talking without practicing is a lie. Thrall knows how to win the support of the night elves. As long as he makes achievements in the war with the beetlemen, the other side will naturally speak well for the tribe.

Seeing that Thrall was firm in what he said, Saurfang couldn't object. With the tribe's current military strength, it wasn't impossible to destroy the Zora Hive, but what about the casualties?
This time, it was an internal problem among the orcs. The orcs had to exert their utmost strength when attacking Zora's nest. It was conceivable that the number of orc soldiers would decrease a lot after this battle.

The number of orcs was not too many, and now that such a battle was about to take place, the number of tribesmen would decrease again, thinking of this, Saurfang felt heartbroken.

It may be necessary to send Kor'Kron troops to join the battle.

After weighing it up, Saurfang made a decision.

Compared with the lives of the clansmen, everything else is nothing.

"Don't worry." Thrall knew what Saurfang was worrying about. He gave Saurfang a reassurance. "I found someone to help you. With his help, this battle won't be too difficult."

The help Thrall found for me?

Saurfang looked up, but he saw Thrall pointing to the gate of the chief's hall. He followed the direction and saw a burly and surprisingly burly figure entering his eyes.

A burly orc, no, not so much an orc as an ogre in orc skin.

"I heard you're in trouble." The visitor grinned at Saurfang and whistled, and a giant bear no smaller than Nalorak appeared beside him, "Come on, Misha, to our Say hello to an old friend."

(End of this chapter)