world of warcraft star messenger

Chapter 298
After the orcs withdrew from Stormwind, they made corrections in the area around Redridge Mountains.Orgrim didn't let the orcs go north immediately because of several things.

Orgrim has always been thinking about Gul'dan, and he wants to know where Gul'dan has gone. After all, Gul'dan is a formidable opponent, and he will not be at ease even if he is in Orgrim to lead all the orcs.Gul'dan, like his teacher Ner'zhul, was once a very famous shaman and the spiritual leader of many orcs. Otherwise, there would not be so many orc shamans who would follow them to learn shadow spells Become a Warlock.

However, what troubled Orgrim was that Durotan's prophecy did not find any trace of Gul'dan, and Gul'dan and those warlocks seemed to disappear from this world overnight.In order to find Gul'dan, Orgrim built some small boats to explore the sea twice, but they all failed.It's not that he doesn't want to send a large number of orcs to sea, but the orcs have no experience in building large ships, and there is no way to get large ships from humans. Neither North County nor the West Wilderness have the ability to build large ships, so this matter will be left alone. .

Putting Gul'dan's affairs aside for a moment, Orgrim turned his attention back to the orcs themselves.At this time, he and Durotan had some disagreements. He advocated going north to attack humans and seize more territories and resources, so as to develop the orcs themselves.But Durotan didn't think so. He thought that since Azeroth had been captured, he had to digest this land and then make a choice, whether it was necessary to attack other races.

For this matter, the two good friends did not have a quarrel. Although there was no conflict, it has reached the point where they may become deadlocked at any time.At this moment, something happened that made Durotan change his mind, the orcs were out of food.

The orcs are not only the orcs themselves, but also a subordinate race, the ogres.Originally, orcs have a huge appetite, and the food they consume every day is basically three to four times that of humans, while the appetite of ogres is about five times larger than that of orcs, which requires more food consumption, so In the past six months, the orcs have eaten all the food they can eat. If there is no food source, the orcs will collapse without humans attacking them.

In the past six months, the orcs also wanted to attack the human North County or the Western Wilderness, but the food there was not much more than the orcs here. The North County barely maintained. Except for the defense forces, everyone was half full, even the orcs If you break through there, you won't get much food, at most you can get thousands of human corpses, which is enough to eat a few meals.

There can be more humans in the Western Wilderness, but it is more barren, and the strategic depth is too great, and they may be defeated at any time. Although the orcs are not very afraid of death, it is not the character of the orcs to die in vain. They are not that stupid.

In desperation, Orgrim had no choice but to send some of the ogres to the south first. These big eaters can't stay here, they are too good to eat, let them find food by themselves.In this way, the ogre migrated part of the way to the south, settling down in the south of Sunshine Forest and the north of Stranglethorn Vale, and competed with the aborigines there for food.

But unfortunately, the aborigines there are not easy to mess with. The trolls in Stranglethorn Vale are in groups, and there is no chance for the ogre to fight alone. If the ogre is not huge If not, it is impossible for them to live there.Although the southern part of the Sunshine Forest seems very ordinary, the aborigines there are stronger than the trolls, because there is a group of werewolves living there. These werewolves are all powerful and well-equipped. They also have a very strong support, an ancestor who lives in a cave, they call him Lagash.That's right, it is the great werewolf and demigod Lagash. If it wasn't for this great demigod not allowing the werewolves to leave the Sunshine Forest, the Aegwynn Forest would not be a place for humans.

Leaving aside the ogres that were sent away, Orgrim finally eased the food crisis of some tribes after sending away some ogres, but the crisis has not disappeared, so he discussed with Durotan March north.This time Durotan did not object. After half a year, he could see clearly that there seemed to be a lot of food here, but the land that could be cultivated was too little. Hunting alone could not satisfy the needs of the orcs. There were always prey. The day is finished, but the land can be reused.

In order to get more arable land, Durotan agreed to Orgrim's northern expedition plan.Orgrim sent wolf cavalry to explore north, looking for a place that could be used as arable land, but the north of the Red Ridge Mountains is a volcanic area, which is not suitable for long-term living, so the wolf cavalry has been going north, and then they are in a Another race - dwarves - was found under the volcano.

These dwarves seem very strange. They don't seem to be curious about the appearance of orcs, and they try to communicate with them.The wolf cavalry reported this situation to Orgrim, and Orgrim immediately sent some shamans who could communicate with different languages ​​and races to discuss with the dwarves.

As a result, the news returned by the shamans surprised him. These dwarves claimed to be Dark Iron Dwarves, and they were located in the Black Rock Mountain.They served as gods in Blackrock Mountain, and they were the great Deathwing. Deathwing knew of their arrival and was very interested in them, so he asked the Dark Iron Dwarves to cooperate with them.

Orgrim didn't know what Deathwing was, but it was a wishful thing to have the co-operation of the snakehead.In order to show his sincerity, Orgrimmar led some people to go ahead and discuss cooperation with the dwarves in person, and he was very curious about this kind of mountain with the same name as his clan.

Before Orgrim left, he temporarily handed over the command of the tribe to Durotan, and asked him to take the tribe to the north as soon as possible. If the cooperation with the dwarves was successful, he would attack the north as soon as possible. Take the dwarves first.

Orgrim didn't know what kind of existence he was about to face. He only thought the dwarves were some low-level characters, but he didn't know that the Deathwing they enshrined was an old monster that had lived for countless years.

The dwarves were still very enthusiastic about the arrival of the orcs. They prepared temporary camps and abundant food for the orcs, which seemed very sincere.Facing the kindness of the dwarves, Orgrim was also very happy in his heart, and he was even more confident in this cooperation.

(End of this chapter)