Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Garen led his army to land at the port of Stratholme, and then rushed all the way from the north to the south of the city.

The undead were treated like ordinary chickens and dogs under the leadership of Garin. Finally, some high-level undead in the city fled directly under the leadership of Baroness Anastari and the necromancer Malekid.

And Garen simply sprinkled holy water all over the city, and a large number of lingering undead souls were purified. Stratholme was directly liberated by the holy light and holy water of the Knights Templar.

"Holy Light, Garin, you came so quickly that I didn't even have time to react." Tirion walked out of the underground armory in Stratholme and gave Garin a big hug.

"Hey, old brother, I was in Silvermoon City when you sent out the call for help, and I used the teleportation function right away!"

Galen patted Tirion on the back. He found that the power of Holy Light in this guy's body had become stronger. He had already caught up with Uther, the strongest of the first generation, who had the title of Light Messenger.

"Tirion, you've become stronger!" Garen exclaimed. It turned out that actual combat was the best way to increase one's strength, of course, except for those who were just playing with cheats.

"I fight the undead all day long, and constantly treat the wounded. I am constantly draining the Holy Light from my body," Tirion touched the armor on his chest, which was covered with scratches. "I gradually understood the teachings of K'ure and Lord Deori, and before I knew it, I had come to this day."

Garin nodded in agreement. It was with Naaru's guidance that he successfully developed six wings.

Among the six forces of the universe, the Titans represent order and walk through the stars, shaping the order they desire, while the Naaru represent the Holy Light and spread the divine power in the universe.

As creatures of holy light, the Naaru have reached the end of this sacred path. It can be said that they themselves represent the holy light.

At this time, Garen noticed the two followers around Tirion. One was a young boy of sixteen or seventeen years old, and the other was even younger, probably only ten years old.

"These are my two new knight squires," Tirion said. "Not long ago, I purified Barthilas, the mayor of Stratholme, and the knot that had troubled me for a long time was finally untied. I happened to find these two good seedlings among the survivors, so I took them in."

Barthilas, once Tirion's knight squire, was the one who reported Tirion's secret dealings with orcs under his real name, triggering a series of subsequent events.

And thanks to this incident, Barthilas became the mayor of Stratholme.

"This is Oryx..." Tirion pointed at the older boy and introduced him. "His father is the Baron of Rivendell, but his crimes have nothing to do with this pious child."

Garin nodded. Oryx Rivendell was indeed a devout believer in the Holy Light. In the history that Garin knew, he was completely different from his father, Baron Rivendell, and was a devout Paladin of the Silver Hand.

After the fall of Lordaeron, Oryx moved to many places and fought for many years with the remnants of the Silver Hand in the devastated homeland.

After the Crusade split into the Silver Dawn and the Scarlet Crusade, Oryx joined the Silver Dawn due to his doubts about the latter's fanatical creed and continued to fight the Scourge in East Lordaeron.

Finally, in the Battle of Stratholme, Oryx assisted the soldiers of the Silver Dawn to successfully enter Stratholme and attack the dragon. At the cost of his own life, he ended the corrupt life of his father, Baron Rivendare.

Tirion introduced his servant so solemnly because he hoped that his servant, who was actually his disciple, could be recognized by Garen.

Seeing that Galen agreed, Tirion continued to introduce the second apprentice: "This is Timmy, who fled from Stranbrad to Stratholme to live with his aunt. Unfortunately, his aunt also died in the plague. He is a kind child and has a strong affinity with the Holy Light."

Jialin's body shook.

I didn't expect it was this child. When I placed Tirion in Stratholme, it was with the intention of saving more people. Now that Timmy can follow Tirion, Garen can be said to have gotten over the regret he had back then.

Let’s wait for the grave digging, the next stop is Dalong County.

"By the way, what do you, the surviving lords of Lordaeron, think? Do you support Princess Calia to become the queen?"

Tirion was silent for a while, then sighed: "Uther and I, as well as all the other old ministers, support Princess Calia. After all, she is now the last bloodline of the Menethil family, and this is a responsibility she must bear."

"But the great changes in Lordaeron dealt her too much of a blow. She has not recovered so far, and the queen is the same. She cries almost all day long."

Garen also remained silent. All the princes and princesses of Azeroth were big grudges. Their fates were all miserable, and there was no worst.

"From what you said, it seems that someone has different ideas?"

"..."

Tirion was speechless. He was silent for a while, then continued, "Originally, the highest-ranking officer among us was Uther. He was originally appointed by King Terenas as the third Grand Marshal of the Alliance and Grand Master of the Knights of the Silver Hand. However, Arthas dismissed him from his position in Stratholme and declared him a traitor. The Knights of the Silver Hand were also disbanded, and the king acquiesced to this."

"Therefore, some nobles led by Garithos believe that he is not qualified to be the current representative of Lordaeron!"

Tirion was a little angry. Arthas was totally useless and had betrayed his old ministers.

"If Dathrohan hadn't held the position of the commander of the Stratholme Chapter, and if Grand General Abidis hadn't been on our side and had more troops than them, I'm afraid we would have lost our voice now!"

Tsk tsk tsk, how miserable.

Garin could only give Arthas a score of 666.

However, there is no need to worry about Garithos. His family's territory is in Blackwood Town around Blackwood Lake in East Wilder. It has long been reduced to the back garden of the Scourge. Without any roots, he can only temporarily stay in the Monastery of Holy Light in the north of Tirisfal, which is land belonging to the church.

He controls an army of more than 7,000 people, of which 3,000 are the original defenders of the Tirisfal Fortress, and the remaining 4,000 are remnant soldiers. As long as Calia can shoulder her responsibilities, won't the remnants immediately change their allegiance?

Garin doesn't like Garithos, mainly because this guy is a big racist who believes in human supremacy...

This is contrary to Galen's policy of uniting the races of Azeroth.

Damn, these people are even more annoying than those who pursue isolationism. Now Garen doesn't even dare to stand up and say that humans in Azeroth are the coolest and no one can compete with them.

It seems that I have to add another item to my itinerary, which is to persuade Princess Calia to step forward and lead the remaining people of Lordaeron.