Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Magtur moved with the Broken Ones, and they became the first residents of the Swamp Base.

Eight thousand Broken Draenei almost filled up two bases. These were minor problems. Garen had already planned to expand the outer city walls. The real big problem was that he found that he had no shaman instructors under his command!

That’s right, the power that Garin was talking about is the elemental power used by shamans.

The power of elements is as powerful as holy light, but it is more diverse. Sometimes it is as delicate as the wind, sometimes as passionate as fire, and sometimes as heavy as rock.

The fel pollution blocked the Broken Ones' ability to sense the power of Holy Light, but it did not block the power of elements. The power of elements could make the Broken Ones strong again.

Garen fell into deep thought. The tribe had abandoned the shamanism, and the best source of shamans around Garen were only dwarves, whether they were Wildhammer Dwarf Shamans or Dark Iron Shamans of the Thorium Brotherhood.

However, the high-level shamans of the Dark Iron Dwarves are the top fighting force of Darkforge Fort, and most of the Thorium Brotherhood are blacksmiths, so Garen still thinks it is more appropriate to find people from the Wildhammer Dwarves, such as his two Wildhammer Griffin instructors!

Mackay and Fastad were once again noticed by Garin. They had been the instructors of the Griffin Knight Training Academy in Runstream Port for more than three years. During these years, the two had been idling around, drinking, sleeping and bragging every day, leaving the serious teaching work to their original sixteen apprentices.

Although there are only more than a hundred Arathi native griffon knights who can successfully graduate from the Griffin Academy, Garin did not give up on the large number of students who were eliminated from the knight course. They were trained to become griffon administrators.

These griffin managers are the logistics talents reserved by Garin. He and Gandalf can be teleported at will, but others cannot. The cost of using aircraft is too high. By then, a griffin flight point will be placed in each stronghold. The air transport service will not only facilitate their own people, but also earn logistics fees from nobles and merchants.

Makai is the captain of the Griffin Knights of the Flamebeard Clan. He has a certain status in the clan and can be used to select suitable shamans to teach the Broken Ones the ways of shamanism!

Unexpectedly, when Garin arrived at the Northeron Highlands, the Wildhammer dwarves were preparing to move!

That's right, they were preparing to migrate. At this time, the news of the siege of Ironforge had spread throughout the entire dwarven society. The orc vanguard led by the Bleeding Hollow clan directly occupied the entire Dun Morogh region. The most powerful Bronzebeard dwarves among the dwarves had to retreat to their mountain fortress Ironforge and conduct guerrilla warfare relying on the complex mountain roads.

Fortunately, because of Garen, Stromgarde has had a large amount of grain trade with Ironforge in recent years, and the Bronzebeard dwarves have stored a large amount of food, but they don't have to worry about being besieged by orcs and running out of ammunition and food.

However, in Grim Batol, the Wildhammer fortress closer to Ironforge, there was a panic and everyone was on the alert.

That's right, although the former royal city of the Wildhammer dwarves has been polluted by dark magic, there are still a small number of dwarves left. Garin has learned that the high lord of Eagle's Nest Mountain in the Hinterlands is Metz Drakrep, and the supreme lord in Northron is the famous Falstad Wildhammer.

Falstad Wildhammer is a member of the royal family and also a man of great vision. Because the Lords' Council system has caused the various Wildhammer clans on the Northeron Highlands to act independently and their power is too dispersed, he keenly realized that this orc invasion might be an opportunity to enhance the cohesion of the various clans, so he planned this large-scale migration of his people.

Abandon Northron and the ruined Grim Batol, and move everyone to Aerie Mountain!

It has to be said that this is a big move. Most of the small clans are willing to follow the descendants of the Wildhammer King to Eagle's Nest Mountain.

However, the Wildhammers have never truly united since the fall of Grim Batol, and Northron has become a land forgotten by the world, and each clan has chosen its own way of survival.

Garen knew that several Wildhammer tribes chose to stay in Northeron. After all, they had been operating in the Northeron Highlands for hundreds of years and had established several large towns such as Flamebeard Camp, Thundermar, Kurthaven and Dunwald. They would not just give up their homes.

It is worth mentioning that the Flamebeard Clan has a very bad relationship with Sang's Mal, and the remaining clans are not united.

Moreover, the Wildhammer dwarves worship nature and are naturally indifferent. They are not as close to humans as the Bronzebeard dwarves. They did not join the Alliance until the orcs invaded the Hinterlands. This made Garen very unhappy, so he was happy to see the split of the Wildhammer.

Through Makaei, Garin contacted Kogan Flamebeard, the leader of the Flamebeard clan. Since Garin had increased Flamebeard's favorability through trade, he used his connections to help Garin contact Kurthaven, the Wildhammer gathering place north of Northron.

Kurthaven is the spiritual core of the Wildhammer clan, where different tribes gather peacefully. Thunder Mountain in the east is where the Wildhammers bury their griffon companions. It can be regarded as a spiritual holy place for the dwarves, and the best Wildhammer shamans are here.

After a series of negotiations, the two sides reached an agreement that Garin would send troops to help the remaining dwarves resist the orcs and provide shelter for the Wildhammers in Riverrun when necessary. The leader of the holy land of Kurthaven, the great shaman Lachlan McGrath, would send a group of outstanding shamans headed by his son Grandi McGrath to serve under Garin's command.

Including the Thorium Brotherhood, Garen now has the Dark Iron Dwarves and Wildhammer Dwarves tribes under his command.

Just as Garin was running back and forth looking for the shaman instructor, Varian and his party had already arrived in the White City.

Queen Taria was a believer in the Holy Light. She moved directly into the White City Cathedral with her son Varian and nephew Valen. She prayed in the church every day, praying that the Holy Light would bless humans to defeat the orcs and that Stormwind Kingdom would be successfully rebuilt.

Varian and Valen were directly thrown to the instructors by Aragorn, who trained them in warrior combat skills. Aragorn did not force them to believe in the way of Holy Light, but both paladins and warriors were good at close combat, and paladins could be regarded as a profession that practiced both magic and martial arts, and the two had similarities in combat skills.

When Garin returned to the Holy White City, he happened to see Varian and Valen being tortured to death by the instructors. This reminded him of the scene where Hogg was tortured like a dog here, and then he smiled unkindly.

Unfortunately, Garin's smile was seen by two people, which made Valen quite embarrassed and also made the future King of Valen a little shy.

"Hahaha, Varian, there's no need to be so ashamed. When I was a kid, I was also defeated by my father and teacher Amor in just two moves. I was completely defenseless!"

"That was a beating that really made me dizzy!"