Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

When Orgrim returned and called on the orcs half a year ago, Rend and Maim also chose to go north. Orgrim thought they still had glory in their hearts, but now it seems that their goals are not consistent with his own!

I didn't expect they had hidden sorcerers and were sacrificing lives to the devil!

If we were to say who among the orcs hates warlocks and demons the most, it would definitely be Orgrim.

The orc race has fallen into such a state because of the devil's conspiracy.

Because of the devil's design, the orcs who were originally hunting happily on the planet Draenor turned into a group of brutal, bloodthirsty and honorless invaders.

After the failed invasion, they were enslaved, and with the aftereffects of the demon blood they drank, the orcs in the deep Azeroth lived in a daze, not looking like orcs at all!

all of these!

It's all the Burning Legion's fault!

The devil is the culprit!

Orgrim was angry and sad about his two nominal nephews, Rend Blackhand and Mim Blackhand, for their lack of fighting spirit. Didn't they understand that the orcs and even their father, Chieftain Blackhand, were all victims of the devil's conspiracy!

But Orgrim didn't know that Rend and his group of so-called Blackrock orcs were driven out from the upper levels of Blackrock Spire by the Dark Iron dwarves of Darkforge Keep.

When the Dark Iron Dwarves' clones of Ragnaros were expelled, the puppet army fought a fierce battle with the black dragon. Later, the defeated puppet army was annihilated by the Wrathforge Guard, and the entire Darkforge Fort's military force was lost by more than half.

Darkforge Hold can only recruit Dark Iron Dwarves to supplement its army. After Gimli ascended the throne, he has been restoring the population of the Dark Iron Dwarves, because the core that drives the puppet army is the core of fire from the elemental plane of fire. Now that the passages to the Molten Core and the Firelands have been re-sealed by Aegwynn, the puppet army cannot be rebuilt.

Later, Rend and his orc clan occupied the upper and lower levels of Blackrock Spire. The red dragon queen was searching for the black dragon, so this group of orcs was left behind to cover up and prevent the red dragons from discovering the Blackwing Blood Ring in the upper levels of Blackrock Spire, which was Nefarian's treasure research institute.

Later, until Galen returned, Nefarian was asked to focus on the Kingdom of Okran, the Blackwing Descent was closed again, and Gimli received the order to expel the orcs. This led to the incident of Rend's Blackrock Clan heading north. It can only be said that Orgrim was being too sentimental.

While the new orc tribe was acting separately, Garen had already secretly gone to Stratholme!

During this period, he successively conquered the Spider Queen Shadra and Rhino Akali.

Akali, the Rhino God, is a loa of the Drakkari trolls living in Northrend.

The Drakkari are all tall frost trolls who were expelled to the extremely cold land of Northrend by their fellow tribesmen, the Amani and Gurubashi, because of their extremely brutal nature. They have no interest in knowledge, but are fond of hunting.

In the original time and space, when the Frost Trolls were fighting against the Lich King, they were so brutal that they did not choose to offer sacrifices like their other tribesmen. Instead, they believed that they could gain power by killing the gods of animals. The rhino god Akali was imprisoned in the square of Zul'Drak and died after his power was drained.

Garin was not quite sure how the troll commander Vaughn in the Forest of Songs and the rhino god Akali in the Arctic established a connection, but this did not affect Garin's acquisition of the powerful rhino Loa.

The Spider Queen and the Rhino God can only be regarded as secondary Loa in the Loa system, and the number of their believers can only be considered medium. The one who truly controls the trolls' faith is the main Loa of Zandalari.

They are Rezan, the Devilsaur Loa, the Loa who protects the Zandalari king. They are the highest-ranking Loa kings and are worshipped by the Zandalari royal family.

Bwonsamdi, a troll-like god of death, has titles such as God of Death, Protector of the Dead, and God of the Grave.

Pa'ku, the pterodactyl Loa, has titles such as Lord of the Sky, Sylvan Winds, Spirit of the Winds, and God of Storms and Sailing.

Akunda, the Thunder Lizard Loa, is known by his titles as God of Storms, God of Rebirth, and God of Storms and New Beginnings.

Gonk, the raptor loa, is a god of shapeshifting, master of the hunt, shapeshifter, lord of the hunt, and stampeder of the pack.

Torcali, the direhorn loa, titles include the Walking Mountain and the Wandering Fortress.

Kagwa, the frog Loa, is an animal god who works as a shaman.

Jibul Elaka, the saber-toothed tiger Loa, is known as the God of Tigers, the King of Beasts, the Scourge of Prey, etc.

These are the top fighting forces among the Loa, controlling a large amount of power of faith, but they live on the island of Zandalar, and Garin can only think about them for now.

Originally, Garen had already set his sights on the four great Loa of Zul'Aman of the Amani tribe, the Wild Bear Loa, the Dragonhawk Loa, the Bobcat Loa, and the Eagle Loa. At this time, urgent news came from the Anbu that something had happened to Tirion Fordring!

Garin could only put aside the matter of capturing Loa and go rescue his old brother first.

What happened to our old man Tirion Fordring?

The former war hero is on his way to Stratholme for trial on suspicion of treason...

Ugh!

Jialin sighed, what was supposed to happen finally happened.

A famous "Love and Family" event in the history of humans in Azeroth.

According to information from the Anbu, after the Second War, Tirion returned home in glory and returned to his territory, Hearthglen, to live a happy and peaceful life with his wife and son.

Not long ago, news of the orc unrest came, and some people in the territory were in panic. Tirion and his entourage patrolled the territory.

As a result, by chance, Fording discovered a reclusive orc. After a disagreement, the two fought fiercely. They never expected that their strength was equal. The aftermath of the battle collapsed the nearby tower. Unfortunately, Tirion was hit by the fragments of the tower and lost consciousness.

When Tirion woke up again, he had returned to Hearthglen. He guessed that it was the orc who rescued him from the ruins at the last moment. So after he recovered, he searched through his memories and indeed found the orc named Eitrigg.

The two of them couldn't help but admire each other and had a long conversation.

Eitrigg told Tirion about the noble past of the orcs, how it was the invasion of the Burning Legion that led them to invade Azeroth, and now he had to leave his people.

Eitrigg's noble words and deeds defeated hatred and prejudice, and won the resonance of the paladins who also valued honor above all else. Tirion vowed to never reveal Eitrigg's whereabouts to the outside world.

Originally, if Tirion traveled alone, wouldn't the secret operation be over?

You must bring an entourage.

It’s fine if you bring a follower, but why do you bring a follower whose parents died in the first war?

Tirion's followers informed Dathrohan, and the great knight of Stratholme immediately launched a manhunt and captured the old orc near where Tirion was fighting.

When Tirion saw Eitrigg being escorted back to the city and being inhumanely beaten, he attacked his men in anger.

The informant then brought Tirion to court for treason.