Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Northron Highlands, Kurthaven, the shaman sanctuary of the Wildhammer dwarves.

At this moment, a summit is being held in the hall of Kushaven.

Those who participated in the summit included Colin Thundermar, the leader of the Thundermar tribe of the Wildhammer, Rakwen McGrath, the great shaman of Kurshaven, Kogan Flamebeard, the leader of the Flamebeard tribe, and Kelly Dunwald, the boss of the town of Dunwald!

These four lords command the Wildhammer stronghold in the Northeron Highlands, and are also the Wildhammer lords except for Aerie Peak.

Kurthaven is the spiritual holy land of the Wildhammer, and is home to many shamans. The Flamebeard tribe is good at taming griffins, and their Flamebeard Knights are famous throughout the Highlands. Thundermar's Wildhammer Branded warriors are quite elite, second only to the vault guards of Aerie Peak and Ironforge.

Dunwood is also the largest territory among them. They are good at doing business and own the largest brewery in the entire Highlands. Apart from Flamebeard, they are also the territory that has the closest ties with Galen's Rundown. Their female lord Kelly has a unique vision and chose to conduct commercial exchanges with Rundown early on.

"Everyone, a group of green-skinned beasts have occupied our ancient capital, Grim Batol. Although it has been cursed by the Dark Iron Dwarf Witch Queen and has become uninhabitable, we still regard it as a holy place. We cannot let these filthy orcs defile it!" Kogan Flamebeard is the initiator of the Kurthaven Summit. He spoke up and presided over the meeting.

"Come on, Kogan, when that group of greenskins attacked Thundermar, you didn't send even a bird to help us. How can you think of retaking Grim Batol? That's what Aerie Mountain should do!" Colin Thundermar and the Flamebeard tribe have always been at odds, and he immediately mocked Kogan after he finished speaking.

"Why didn't I send people to help you without me? Humph! If I hadn't sent Ian to lead a group of griffins to help you stop those red dragons, your town would have been reduced to ruins in the flames!" Kogan was unhappy. His kindness was taken for granted!

"I can vouch for Kogan on that point, Colin." Kelly spoke up for the Flamebeard tribe. "If it weren't for Flamebeard's Griffin Riders, Dunwoody would have lost at least half of its beer!"

Now it was Colin's turn to be embarrassed. After all, he had just made a sarcastic remark and it didn't feel good to be slapped in the face.

"I am just the leader of this operation. The real main force is the Grand Lord Garin of the Torrent Crusade. He will send two legions to assist us."

Kogan changed the subject and gave Colin a way out. They were all old friends and had helped each other for hundreds of years and lived and worked in peace and contentment in Northeron. There was no need to be angry.

"Generous Garin?" Colin rode down the hill, no longer tangled, but he was curious about Garin's purpose. "Why would he help us?"

"It is said that the situation in the north has become a mess. The Bronzebeard Dwarves were blocked in Ironforge by a large group of greenskins and could not get out. Aerie Mountain was almost captured. It was Lord Garen who helped them drive away the greenskin orcs." As a businessman, Kelly was well-informed and shared the latest intelligence with everyone.

"The Wildhammer clan has really brought shame to Prince Cardross. They have been bullied to the point of being bullied!"

"It is said that after the orcs occupied Grim Batol, they trained red dragon knights there, which has caused huge losses to the human army. Lord Garin wants to destroy the red dragon training base to make the tribe lose a trump card."

Kogan repeats the words of his human friend, Harmon Kavan.

"We can recapture Grim Batol, but what do Aerie Peak think? After all, Kurdran is the High Lord, and we have been separated from Aerie Peak for so long. But in name, we still belong to the Wildhammer Lords, and it's not good to act on our own!" Colin is a powerful warrior. He is not afraid of fighting. He doesn't like politics, even the Wildhammers' lordship system, which has little binding force. What he pursues is to live a life behind closed doors.

"That doesn't matter. The latest news says that Kurdlan has led Eagle's Nest Mountain to join the alliance, so we should join as well. Lord Garin is the lieutenant general of the alliance. As a member of the alliance, there is no problem for us to respond to the lieutenant general's call." Kelly did not object to joining the alliance. It is nice to sit under a big tree and enjoy the shade. By becoming a member of the alliance, their Dunward business can spread across the entire East Continent.

"I don't want to join the alliance. King Cardos chose to migrate north, but our ancestors chose to stay. We have been solving problems on our own for so many years. Joining the alliance means returning to the rule of Eagle's Nest Mountain, right?" Colin was still unwilling.

"I don't like Maze's way either. He is too stubborn and conservative!" The former high lord Maze made the Wildhammer tribe maintain a closed foreign policy, and they couldn't even do business. Kelly agreed.

"Perhaps we can band together and join the alliance and rely on Lord Garin. The generosity of the Lord towards us over the past few years has proven his goodwill towards us. Flamebeard has taught them the art of taming griffins, and Kushaven has also sent shamans to serve the Lord. Kelly and Runliu Port's business are also growing. We have a good foundation for cooperation with Lord Garin and our relationship is already quite close. What do you think?"

"Second!"

"I have no objection!"

"Priest Maghraf, what do you think?" The shaman elder is highly respected and is their spiritual leader. Even Eagle Nest Mountain respects him.

"The elemental spirits told me that Galen is a trustworthy friend, and he is full of goodwill towards Azeroth. It's fine to keep the relationship with Aerie Mountain as it is. We still belong to the Wildhammer tribe. Grim Batol is our home, and we must reclaim it!"

The old shaman's words were considered to be an approval of the decision of the lords.

"The Flamebeard tribe will send out a thousand Griffin Knights, led by Ian."

"Sandmar sent out three thousand branded guards, and I will lead the troops myself!"

"Dunwood will send out 500 militiamen, led by my eldest brother, Donnelly, and my two younger brothers, Eoin and Kayden. All logistics will be provided by us at Dunwood!"

hiss!

The lords in the hall gasped. Ioin is an alcoholic and Caden is warlike. Neither of these two twins is easy to deal with. And Tonyli, although he is the eldest brother and strong enough, his brain is not very smart. He is the type who acts recklessly when he disagrees with something. This Kelly is going to harm us!

"Why not let these three brothers stay in Dunward and let Flayn lead the army!" Several lords advised kindly!

"Humph! If we don't let these three out, Dunward Market will be demolished by them soon. It's better to let them harm those greenskins!"

Garin didn't know that the Wildhammers had been dealt with. He was still in Doroth preparing to increase the number of troops. He also didn't expect that he had such a good reputation among these Wildhammer tribes. They were admired by everyone and they would get soldiers whenever they asked for them. It was really awesome.