Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

The subsequent discussions were much simpler. The Tauren were honest and sincere, and since Garin led them to their new home in Morego, they were willing to share their new home with Garin.

Garin also reciprocated the favor. In addition, he had been thinking about his ally the Tauren for a long time and treated the alliance between the two sides sincerely. He directly provided half of his own food stock to help the Tauren people through the difficult period of rebuilding their homes and resuming work and production.

The tauren who are allied with Garen at this moment are much better than the alliance with the orcs who cross west to Kalimdor twenty years later.

At that time, the orcs who crossed the west had just been liberated from the internment camps by Thrall. Strictly speaking, they were a group of refugees. The tauren were also being hunted by the centaurs and migrated all the way from the Stonetalon Mountains to the Barrens. The two refugee races had nothing but their strength. The establishment of Thunder Bluff and Orgrimmar were all built from scratch.

The tauren in this time and space are so lucky. They were brought to Mulgore by Garen nearly twenty years earlier, saving them from the tragic fate of being hunted down for twenty years. They can recuperate earlier. Moreover, the young tauren led by Baine can get rid of their childhood of hiding from the centaurs.

The most important thing is that compared with the Minotaur, Garin is a rich man. He provides food, equipment, and sufficient troops. It can be said that he is unilaterally assisting the Minotaur in building their new home, and they can only exchange the mineral deposits of their new home.

It is worth mentioning that it was Jialin who found this new home for them, so it was only natural that Jialin occupied it without saying hello.

It’s just that Garin really wants to form an alliance with the Minotaur tribe, so there’s no need to play too many tricks. He believes that these honest minotaurs will also treat Garin as an ally sincerely and stand firmly in the same camp with Garin to fight against future enemies.

Coming out of the meeting hall, Kane invited Garin and Hamuul to visit his home, and Garin readily agreed.

When Garin saw Baine Bloodhoof, he was really shocked. He must be about one meter tall. He couldn't help but sigh that the Tauren are indeed a natural warrior race. He is only one year old, and he must have grown up eating golden cleavers!

Garen became interested, but this was Baine Bloodhoof, the second Tauren Chieftain and one of the main future leaders of Azeroth, so he had a lot to play.

Before Garin traveled through time, Bane had always been a Minotaur warrior carrying a Y-shaped ancestral totem on his back. He had a young and honest face, and the scene of him sitting alone in Oribos also left a deep impression on Garin.

He teased the young Bane, took out a two-handed hammer used by the paladin and gave it to him, tricking him into calling him Uncle Garin. Garin was full of evil taste.

It was not until Kane's wife brought the delicious food that Garin stopped playing the game of Centaur Khan and Shuhalu Warrior with Baine.

On the table, there were stewed chocobos, boiled wolf tenderloins, roasted lion meat, cliff boar ribs, juicy kodo meat, and finally a large barrel of beer.

And the portion is quite large. Actually, Tauren are omnivores, but they make a living by grazing. At the same time, the grasslands in Mulgore are fertile, and many wild animals live on this land. In the early stage, the Tauren can only rely on hunting to obtain food, and crops such as wheat can only be provided by Garin.

While eating, they discussed the issue of sending troops that had been discussed today.

"Garlin, we are relying on you to deal with the wild boars in the south this time. Originally, I wanted to wait and see the movements of the centaurs in Stoneclaw Mountains. Every decision I make is related to the future of Shuhalu, especially the issue of foreign military operations. I cannot act based on my emotions!"

After Kane finished speaking, he swallowed a Chocobo leg in one gulp! What a bloody mouth!

At the same time, Garin also understood what he meant. As a powerful warrior, who could tolerate provocations from other forces within his sphere of influence?

What? You said this land was originally yours? Excuse me, I came here and it is mine.

It’s just that Cain has too many concerns. The shadow cast by the centaurs on the Tauren is too big. Cain and his generation basically grew up in the struggle with the centaurs, and no one knows how many of their fathers died at the hands of the centaurs.

"I understand, my friend. Don't worry. Just focus your energy on Stonetalon Mountains. The centaurs are your blood enemies. Their threats should not be underestimated. At the same time, they are also an obstacle for us to gain a foothold in Kalimdor! Compared with the chaotic, warlike and plundering centaurs, the boarmen are equally primitive and barbaric, but they are safe in a corner. Their army's tactics are not as good as the four-legged centaurs, so there is no need to worry!"

It's just a small tribe of boarmen. Even though they have a huge population base, everyone fights with their hands and feet. Can you be more powerful than the trolls?

Unlike the Centaurs, the Boarmen are unable to organize large-scale charges, and they come and go like the wind. They are very much like the nomadic peoples in the north of our great China in ancient times, and are difficult to catch.

"Don't take military matters lightly. As far as I know, the Thornboars occupy the Thornboar Canyon in the south. The entire tribe has more than 50,000 people, and more than 20,000 combat soldiers. The White-haired Werewolves have fewer people. No one can guarantee that they will not attack us from behind!"

Like an older brother, Kane was a little worried about Garin's underestimation of the enemy. After all, some troops had to be left behind in Garin's city, and it was impossible for all 50,000 troops to be mobilized. He did not have an advantage in terms of military strength, and if he was not careful, he would be stuck in the quagmire of war with the wild boar people. No one knew whether the jackals would come to interfere.

This is also the reason why Kane hesitated whether to endure the boar man invasion first.

"I understand, Cain. I will send three legions to the south. Even if we cannot defeat the wild boars in one battle, it will be enough to defend your borders and ensure the smooth completion of Bloodhoof Village and Nalash Camp."

When facing the highly mobile Centaurs, Garin may only be able to passively build walls for defense, but when facing the boarmen who also march on two feet, Garin is not afraid. Apart from being slightly stronger than humans, his other equipment and military formations are comparable. How can the boarmen fight him?

"Kane, should we select some warriors from our tribe to fight with Garin?"

Hamuul on the side interjected that the boarmen were invading the border of the Tauren. Although they had formed an alliance with Garin, it was not very polite to let them work for them without joining in the effort.

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