Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

A lot of things happened in a month. Orgrim joined up with Ichrig's group who were hiding in the middle of Silverpine Forest. They had been besieged by Lothar for half a year, and only 4,000 were left out of the 20,000.

From Ichrigar, Orgrim learned of Gul'dan's movements.

Gul'dan, his Stormrage Clan, and Cho'gall's Twilight Ogre Clan, two tribes of warriors, somehow evaded human detection and returned to the Isle of Atonement off the western coast of Hillsbrad.

The warships and transport ships that the tribe took when they landed were docked there. Gul'dan moved forward and occupied the Island of Atonement, and then massacred the warriors left behind by Ichriq. In the end, only his son escaped at the risk of his life!

Gul'dan led two powerful clans to attack their own people and took away the ship. They betrayed the tribe!

This news undoubtedly made the disadvantaged tribe even worse. No wonder they attacked the human capital for three days without any reinforcements. The Ravage Clan was composed of powerful warlocks. They used to be orc shamans, and the ogres were also a powerful force.

As a result, the spellcasters did not come, and the tanky ogres with good output did not come either. The entire siege relied on the orc warriors, whose brains were all muscles, and they were simply risking their lives to attack the city. In fact, they did risk their lives to attack the city, and directly lost 40,000 orcs.

The other chiefs of the tribe did not understand. If the tribe lost the war, the entire race would be homeless. Gul'dan's atrocities were also on the human blacklist, and he would not be able to gain a foothold on the continent after the orcs were defeated.

Only Orgrim recalled that Gul'dan asked him to find a tomb of the gods after he woke up from his coma. Orgrim guessed that Gul'dan was pursuing more powerful power, power beyond that of mortals, but Orgrim could not say it. He wanted to unite the remaining warriors, and this required a bigger outlet.

The news of Gul'dan's betrayal quickly spread throughout the entire army. The orcs, whose brains were burned by the demonic blood, didn't care about the details. They only knew that while they were desperately attacking the city and fighting, someone betrayed them from behind.

The tide of the military had turned.

From questioning the retreat of the Warchief to collectively denouncing Gul'dan, they clamored that such an act of betrayal must not be tolerated and that this ugly orc warlock must be punished at all costs!

Orgrim successfully resolved the doubts about his power, and then they fought all the way to Dunholde. While venting his anger, he claimed that he would return to the Wetlands to find a new ship to hunt down Gul'dan.

Because Danath and his militia were stationed in the middle of Tarren Mill, and Orgrim was worried that he would waste too much time and be caught up by the Alliance pursuers behind, he hurriedly burned the farmland outside and continued to move eastward.

Dunholde was conquered by the red dragon of the Horde half a year ago, and then the orcs invaded the Hinterlands. The commander here was forced to be replaced. Half a year later, Orgrim went around and returned to the original starting point.

The remaining 60,000 troops continued their fierce attack. The walls of Dunholde had not been repaired since the last damage, and they were breached after only one hour.

The only 2,000 remaining defenders of Dunhold retreated into the castle. When the castle was about to fall, the tribe was repelled by the Griffin Knights who arrived earlier, and Orgrim had no choice but to order the troops to withdraw.

Kurdran's Griffin Legion made Orgrim feel the crisis, because the red dragons did not appear on the Isle of Atonement. He had already assumed in his mind that Gul'dan killed Zuluhed and the Red Dragon Knights, and without air superiority, he lost the initiative.

Orgrim was considering whether to continue eastward to open a passage to Arathi, or to make a feint to the east and return to the Isle of Atonement, and use the remaining ships to return to the south.

Gul'dan only had two clans, and they did not have enough manpower to take all the ships away. Perhaps in a hurry, Gul'dan did not order the destruction of the remaining ships.

In Orgrim's mind, the war is not over yet. There are still two sons of Blackhand, Maim and Rend, in the wetlands. They split a part of the Blackrock tribe to form the Blacktooth tribe and are still guarding the wetlands. The large force of the Dragonmaw clan is also continuing to train red dragons in Grim Batol, and there is a large force of the Bleeding Hollow clan further south.

As long as he could bring all the current 60,000 soldiers back to the south, he would be able to form a large army again, enough to turn around and eliminate Lothar's pursuers.

It's just that they missed the best opportunity. They could have broken the spirit of mankind! If they missed this opportunity, the subsequent battles would only be more difficult and take longer!

In the end, Orgrim chose to make a feint to the east and attack in the west. He returned to the Isle of Atonement and took a boat back to the Wetlands. He cursed Gul'dan in his heart, and at the same time secretly made up his mind that one day he would defeat humans and unify the continent.

However, Orgrim, who still had ambitions, did not know that he almost lost his 60,000 troops because of a single step, and he himself might be buried at the Wall of Thoradin, and then his spirit would go to Durotar in advance to reunite with his brother Durotan.

Port Run, this port city located in the Valar Delta is becoming more and more prosperous.

In order to avoid the war, several Wildhammer tribes on the Northeron Highlands chose to move most of the old, young, women and children to this city. With a wave of his hand, Garen directly designated an area in the south of the city for the Wildhammer dwarves to live in for free.

Now that they are here, shouldn't they be treated well? There is everything you need in the city, and the food and drinks are very cheap. Who would want to go back to the mountains after getting used to living here?

If the dwarves don't leave and settle permanently, won't they become subjects of the Dukedom of Tokaral?

Jialin was a master at boiling a frog in warm water.

Medivh and his mother Aegwynn were overlooking the entire town in the town hall, and the topic they were discussing was also about Galen.

"My child, after rescuing Alexstrasza, will you go back to help Llane and Lothar restore their country?" Aegwynn asked.

"No, my mother, in their hearts, I am already dead. I will not show up in public in the future. I will secretly assist the Alliance in defeating the orcs. As for restoring the country, it will depend on Llane and Lothar."

Medivh expressed his plan, but did not tell the truth. Although he was resurrected by his mother, it was only his spirit that returned to his body. All rules could not go beyond the setting of the Heart of Origin. Medivh was still loyal to Galen, so he told his mother that he would choose to live in seclusion.

"But what about the Guardian's power! You can't keep wasting it on me!" Before his death, Medivh stored the Guardian's power in the Guardian's Staff. Aegwynn needed great strength to collect materials to resurrect Medivh, so she regained the Guardian's power.

So the strongest human now should still be Aegwynn.

"Mother, I have chosen my own successor." Medivh wanted to say something else, but a child's voice interrupted their conversation.

"Oh, Medivh, you old man resurrected early?"

Medivh felt offended by being called old boy!