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Chapter 48 Rhodes's Sorcerer Mentor and Guide

Having consumed the Fel Blood, Kaido's raw strength only increased somewhat, but he still didn't completely surpass the level of the Four Emperors.

Now that he has learned about anger, a completely new energy has allowed Kaido to see new heights, just like when he first learned Armament Haki.

In the use of the same energy technique, Kaido is confident that he is second to none.

"But there are many advanced techniques, such as recklessness, lethal strikes, and slashing. These are specific combat techniques. Are you sure you don't want to learn them, Kaido?" Rhodes asked.

Kaido is really arrogant; he actually wants to learn on his own instead of learning the fully developed and perfected warrior skills.

The warrior skills of Azeroth have been refined over many generations: the skills of the Vrykul, the skills of the humans, the skills of the dwarves, and the skills brought by the orcs.

Later, during the Legion's temporary period, the warrior class even attracted the attention of the High Guardian Odin, leading to the development of warrior skills related to Odin.

For example, Odin's Wrath.

"No need! After mastering this energy, I will develop it myself. If you follow someone else's path, you will always be inferior to them. You have to forge a different path, Rhodes. Remember this." Kaido glanced at Rhodes and said meaningfully.

Alright! Since you insist on this, Kaido, there's nothing I can say.

"We orcs worship the strong. If you gentlemen would like, you are welcome to visit Orgrimmar," Thrall said as he stepped forward.

If the enemy can be defeated, then eliminate them; but if the enemy cannot be defeated, then maintaining good relations is the proper course of action.

Besides, Orgrimmar didn't suffer much damage today, and no one even died. Wait, you're talking about that undead rogue; he was a dead man to begin with.

And because they are the Forgotten Ones, they shouldn't die as long as they don't fall apart after being thrown out.

"Do you have any good wine here?" Kaido asked.

Kaido is clearly very interested in the beastmen. These tall, strong guys, if they learn Haki from their own world, how strong would they become? And if they were fed some Sea King meat, their physique would probably be even stronger, right?

At this moment, Rhodes could clearly see that his father-in-law was plotting against the orcs.

However, the orcs of the new tribe will not submit to anyone; it's best to maintain a cooperative relationship with them.

But the orcs of the old tribes were different.

Even the orcs of Draenor, or Outland, were easily enslaved by Illidan.

It would be such a shame if these orcs were wiped out by the Horde. It would be so much better if they all joined our forces!

I'll find some time to discuss this with Kaido later. We shouldn't keep focusing on the new tribes; we need to turn our attention to the old ones.

However, visiting Orgrimmar was also one of Rhodes's purposes. He wondered if he could meet his mentor there—the one who truly guided him onto the path of a warlock.

"Come on in, my friend! We have the finest wine and meat in Orgrimmar," Thrall said.

These guys in front of us clearly have formidable fighting power. Since we can avoid a complete falling out, we must make them friends of the tribe.

The orcish Horde needs allies to survive in Azeroth. Thrall previously won over the tauren, the trolls attempted to mend relations with humans, and later accepted the Forsaken. At the Forsaken's recommendation, the blood elves joined the Horde.

At this time, blood elves appeared in the Horde's capital city, which clearly indicated that negotiations between the two sides had begun, and the blood elves would soon join the Horde.

Led by Thrall, the group entered Orgrimmar, where many warriors lay unconscious on the ground.

However, many spellcasters remained conscious and were dealing with various miscellaneous matters in the city.

The force that just went out of the city to meet the enemy was only a portion of the tribe's fighting strength.

Meanwhile, most spellcasters, such as orc warlocks and orc shamans, remained in the city.

Seeing this, Rod realized it was normal. After all, he had blocked Kaido's Conqueror's Haki with his powerful mental strength, so there was no reason why these beastmen sorcerers couldn't.

Just then, Rhodes saw an old orc warlock with flames burning on his head.

Rhodes removed the hood of his warlock robe, revealing his face, and walked toward the old orc whose head was ablaze with flames.

"My mentor, it's been half a year since we last saw each other!" Rhodes said.

"You! You are Rhodes! My apprentice Rhodes?" The old orc with flames burning on his head turned around and looked at Rhodes, exclaiming in utter surprise.

Retson Flamefury, one of the most powerful warlocks in the entire world of Azeroth, was one of the Horde members who actually stormed Molten Core and defeated Ragnaros in the storyline.

In the Legion expansion, it is the true wielder of the warlock artifact, the Scepter of Sargeras.

He was also one of the six members of the Darkharvest Council. When Khadgar summoned representatives of all classes, the representative of the Warlock lineage was Retson Flamefury.

Finally, he joined the anti-demon alliance in the counterattack on the Broken Shore and participated in the battle. In terms of strength, he might not be much weaker than Gul'dan in the future.

"He's my mentor. Last time you said you were going to Molten Core to deal with Ragnaros."

"You didn't contact me for more than half a year after you left, so I came all the way to Orgrimmar to find you," Rhodes said.

"I sustained severe injuries during my last battle with the Balrog in Molten Core. You can see that flames are permanently burning on my head. If it weren't for the fel energy modifying my body, I would have died long ago," Retson Flamefury said.

That battle left him with permanent trauma, preventing him from even returning to see his human apprentice again.

"Were you the one who was fighting in front of Orgrimmar just now?" Retson Flame asked angrily.

The commotion at the gates of Orgrimmar just now had the Horde on high alert, but it turned out to be caused by their own apprentice.

Are you kidding me? This apprentice wasn't this strong when I left! He was just an ordinary sorcerer.

"That's right, mentor. I have gained some powerful abilities, and I have also brought you a gift, which I prepared especially for you."

"It might heal your permanent wounds, or even enhance your strength," Rhodes said.

Another very important reason for this trip to the tribe is to find my warlock mentor.

A few years ago, if it weren't for this old orc, Rhodes would never have had access to the warlock's power.

(End of this chapter)