Azeroth: Starting with Eagle Eye in the Necropolis.

After having an affair, his level improved, his legal skills became more refined, and he mastered the interdimensional teleportation spell used by Illidan. Now, using teleportation spells to cross continents is not difficult.

You have to understand that in the future storyline, any lowly Karami mage can open portals to major cities everywhere, so there's no reason why I can't!

Luo insisted on going there in person, otherwise he wouldn't feel at ease, and others would see this as being overly cautious.

Uther and Princess Calia exchanged a helpless glance. They had made preparations before setting off, but Rhodes was still worried and insisted on doing everything himself.

"You really don't trust my father? Rhodes, you can rest assured that since my father promised not to start a war, he will absolutely not attack Thrall's tribe." Jaina expressed her dissatisfaction.

"I'm doing this for your father's own good. You don't know that I saw a prophetic vision in the Holy Light."

"I saw a Marine admiral killed by a half-orc with both orc and ogre blood. If my vision comes true, you should know what the consequences will be." Rhodes directly described what he knew of the future as an illusion of the Holy Light.

Upon hearing this, everyone's expression immediately changed, because the illusion that Rhode had seen was simply too convincing.

As expected, upon hearing this, Uther, Princess Calia, and Jaina all changed their expressions. Even Mograine, the Ashbringer, and Dathrohan, who were standing to the side, also changed their expressions.

Rhodes's prophetic abilities are no joke. If Rhodes really saw such a vision, then the admiral might actually be in mortal danger.

"A half-orc? How is that possible? Rhodes, you're not kidding, are you?" Jaina asked anxiously.

"I'm absolutely not kidding. He'll be teaming up with a troll, and he'll also be accompanied by a pandaren, a half-orc whose ability is to control all sorts of wild beasts."

He wore a black mask and was accompanied by a huge bear. "Rhodes described the appearance of Rexxar, the Beastmaster, directly."

Before version 7.0, the character design of Rexxar, the Beastmaster, was almost perfect, and he was a very well-developed and relatable character.

If you encounter this player from the Horde or Alliance in the wild while doing quests in the Earth version (level 60), this player will not help the Horde player attack the Alliance after a fight breaks out.

This is an absolutely neutral character. Although it belongs to the Horde, it will not attack Alliance players like other Horde characters.

However, in version 7.0, this person's double standards made players somewhat dissatisfied, because he actually said that Jaina was obsessed with hatred.

Please get this straight: Jaina killed her own father in order to maintain peace with the Horde, earning her the nickname "Jina the Devil."

Afterwards, they sided with the tribe on various issues, and what did they get in return? They got a magical bomb from the tribe.

As a result, after the magic bomb exploded, all the people in Theramore died. In this situation, how can you expect people to let go of their hatred?

It would be foolish not to seek revenge. Jaina's later rebellion against the Horde was not without reason; the Horde had completely betrayed her.

After the Theramore incident, did Thrall say anything? Not even an apology. Then came the Battle for Azeroth expansion.

It was the tribe that struck first, in reality to balance the power of both sides, but in the real world, Rhodes would not show mercy to his enemies.

“If that’s the case, then we really need to go back. Rhodes, let me go back with you to check on the situation in Theramore!” Uther said, hoisting the Silver Hand warhammer.

“I will go to Rhodes with you. My Ashbringer will slay all enemies of the Alliance,” said old Mograine.

“No need. This time I’m traveling light. Don’t forget my power. I will definitely stop this terrible future. Besides, although my teleportation magic can cross the entire continent, it can’t carry too many people. This time, Jaina and I will go alone.” Rhodes shook his head and refused several offers of help.

If it weren't for the fact that this matter concerned Jaina's father's life, Rhodes would have even wanted to go alone, without anyone else.

"Then let's get moving! Rhodes, make sure nothing happens to the Admiral. You can rest assured that we've got you covered in Lordaeron." The others exchanged glances and said.

Rhodes nodded to everyone, indicating that he no longer needed to worry about the safety of the capital city of Lordaeron.

Arriving at the plaza of the main hall with Jaina, Rhodes took a deep breath and immediately cast a teleportation spell that crossed continents.

Unlike the portal Illidan opened before, this time Rhodes needs to consume at least a hundred points of mana to complete the portal that crosses the continent.

A burst of blue arcane light shone, then enveloped Rhodes and Jaina, and the two disappeared together before everyone's eyes.

"You must be safe and sound. I'm still waiting for you to come back and help me give birth to my new little prince," Princess Galiya said silently in her heart.

This matter must be addressed urgently. He doesn't want another queen to appear in Lordaeron when he inherits the throne. He must give birth to a real son. He needs to get this done as soon as Rhodes returns.

Accompanied by a blue light, Rhodes and Jaina appeared together in Theramore.

Compared to when I left a few months ago, Theramore now has tall walls, with cannons designed by the dwarves mounted on the towers.

Some marines from Lordaeron and Kul Tiras were chatting and joking around in the harbor, and everything seemed peaceful.

The people living here are also cultivating the wasteland, planting plants, or raising livestock.

The sudden appearance of Rhodes and Jaina startled everyone, but the soldiers were overjoyed after seeing their faces clearly.

"My God, I can't believe it's Princess Jaina! Princess Jaina is back!" a Kul Tiran soldier exclaimed.

“And Regent Rhodes, Regent Rhodes has returned! Salute to you, great Regent!” said a Lordaeron soldier.

“Soldiers, I have urgent news. Tell me where the Admiral is right now,” Rhodes asked, trying to calm the agitated soldiers around him.

“Oh! The admiral went out to clear out some of the surrounding orcs. You don’t know about Regent Rhodes, but recently the orcs suddenly attacked us without any reason,” an officer said.

Chapter 257: A Mastermind Behind the Scenes, Beastmaster Rexxar

Upon hearing this, Rhodes knew something was wrong. Sure enough, sometimes if you don't interfere with the course of history, it will still return to its original state.

Uther and Princess Calia did make some preparations, but some things were still unavoidable. Fortunately, he returned because he was worried, otherwise the consequences would have been unimaginable.

The female mage standing next to Rhodes also changed her expression. Rhodes's ability to prophesy with holy light was truly too powerful. Her father had indeed clashed with the orcs.

So what exactly happened? Did those greenskinned orcs once again break their covenant and launch an attack on Theramore?

Her father had promised that he would never attack the orcs, so what was going on?

“Hello, guards. I need to know what’s going on in Theramore and why there’s a conflict with the Horde,” Rhodes said, nodding to the soldiers in front of him.

At present, things don't seem to be so bad that they can't be resolved. At least there are no problems in Theramore City, and the people there are living in peace and contentment.

It is safe at least for now, and there has been no large-scale conflict with the Horde. Otherwise, the Horde's orc army would have already stormed into the city.

At the end of the Third War, campaign players thought that the Horde had not gained an absolute advantage, but that was not the case.

At that time, Theramore was the city that was captured. Humans were at a disadvantage in terms of military strength because the Eastern Kingdoms were the human base, and Theramore was just a small port.

However, through some manipulations, Theramore is now significantly larger than in the original timeline. At this moment, however, a large number of refugees have already returned to Lordaeron, making the city relatively deserted. Only a small number of humans remain, with a total population of less than 10.

"Since the admiral took over the city's defenses, he has been sending fleets to patrol the outer seas while he stays in the city to clear out the surrounding centaur tribes, beastmen, or thunder lizards and the like."

Everything was peaceful until about seven or eight days ago, when one of our outposts was attacked and all the soldiers inside were killed.

Surprisingly, some orcs appeared in the camp. The leader was an orc with ogre blood, brown skin, and an unusually tall stature. He was accompanied by a giant bear.

Beside him were a pandaren and a troll. The admiral thought they had attacked his camp, so he fought with the three of them.

Then a whole host of things came up. The orcs accused us of attacking them, which was absurd. We had been peacefully developing our territory.

"It was our young soldier who was attacked first, and everyone inside was killed, but he turned around and blamed us." The soldiers immediately told Rhodes the whole story of what had happened in the past few days.

After listening to the soldier's statement, Rhodes frowned. The human outpost was attacked, and it was done by the orcs, but the orcs accused the humans of launching the attack first. What exactly happened?

“It seems things are indeed as you predicted, Rhodes. We'd better find Father as soon as possible. You know the new chieftain of the tribe; perhaps you can talk to him,” Jaina said, turning to Rhodes.

In this timeline, Jaina and Thrall have little contact and are practically complete strangers, while Rhodes has some connection with the Warchief of the Horde.

"I understand. Thank you for your hard work. Jaina, I'm going to find your father with you," Rhodes said, nodding to Jaina.

Feeling that something was amiss with this incident, Rhodes began to recall the final battle of the Frozen Throne, where the orc storyline had many side quests.

There are various activities such as capturing wild beasts, searching for precious materials, fighting in arenas, and dealing with ogres, boarmen, and centaurs. Rhodes remembers that there is a side quest where the orcs discover a human outpost, and the humans in the outpost are cutting down the surrounding trees.

The orcs did not clashed with the humans at the time, but instead reported the incident to Warchief Thrall. Soon after, the humans at the outpost were attacked, but the attackers were not orcs, but a group of Naga.

After the battle ended, Rexxar and his men arrived at the scene and immediately clashed with the Kul Tiras forces led by the Admiral.

Because the admiral was determined to kill the tribe, he didn't investigate the whole story and launched an attack on the orcs directly.

It now seems likely that some misunderstanding occurred, or that a third party was behind it all.

“Soldier, tell me in detail about the attack on the outpost,” Rhodes said, looking at the soldier in front of him.

"Yes, Regent."

Seeing that Rhodes was asking detailed questions, the soldier dared not be negligent and tried hard to recall the details: "Reporting to the Regent, the outpost was located on the east side of the Ashenvale forest, near the Venture Capital Company's logging camp. When we arrived, the battle was over, and the scene... was very tragic. All the brothers were down, weapons and equipment were scattered all over the ground, and there were obvious signs of a struggle."

"Have you noticed anything unusual? For example, besides the sword and knife wounds, are there any signs of being torn apart by some kind of... large beast, or elemental or magical attack?" Rhodes pressed, his guess about the Naga becoming clearer and clearer.

Only a small portion of the Naga are mages; most Naga fight in a manner similar to that of wild beasts, employing extremely savage and cruel attack methods.

Rhode even suspected that these Naga were not Queen Azshara's subordinates, but rather belonged to the Old Gods' ranks. In Azeroth, there are two types of people who are most likely to cause trouble: one is the Dreadlords, and the other is the Old Gods.

The soldier frowned and thought for a moment, then his eyes lit up: "Now that you mention it, I remember! Some of our brothers have strange wounds. They don't look like they were cut by swords or knives, but rather like they were torn apart by huge claws. Moreover, there are signs of corrosion on the edges of the wounds, and they also have a... fishy smell of seawater."

At the time, we thought it was a crocodile or some other monster in the swamp, but now that I think about it, something definitely didn't seem right.

"The stench of seawater... the corrosive claw marks..." Rhodes repeated in a low voice, exchanging a glance with Jaina, both seeing the gravity in each other's eyes.

As a mage, Jaina was more sensitive to traces of energy. She immediately realized that something was wrong.

"This doesn't sound like the method of an orc or ogre. Orcs' battle axes and blades inflict direct wounds, while ogres tend to cause blunt force injuries. This kind of corrosive claw strike..."

“It’s the Naga,” Rhodes said with certainty.

"Only monsters from the deep sea would leave such traces and smells."

"Rhodes, are you saying that the attackers who raided our position weren't orcs? Or that someone is trying to instigate war between us, like the Naga?" Jaina asked, her expression changing.

"It seems I'm pretty close to the truth. Although your father promised not to attack the orcs first, given his temperament, he won't hold back if the orcs really come close."

"Furthermore, the Kul Tiran fleet needs a lot of supplies to live here, and your father must have expanded his territory there, most likely reaching the orcish border." Rhodes sighed.

Things seem to be getting clearer. It's quite possible that the Naga attacked the human outposts and then deliberately left traces, which were then discovered by Rexxar, Chen Stormstout, and Rokhan, who arrived later.

General Daelin, fueled by his deep-seated hatred for the orcs and the pain of losing his son, was consumed by rage when he saw the orcs at the site of his soldiers' deaths. He lost all reason and, without a second thought, immediately assumed the orcs were responsible, leading his men into a confrontation with them.

Meanwhile, the situation on the human side likely also occurred on the orc side. It's possible that someone attacked the tauren, the Darkspear trolls, or even the orcish homeland. Thrall probably sent Rexxar and others to investigate, and coincidentally, the two sides ran into each other.

The result was that the orcs accused the humans, while the humans accused the orcs.

Damn it, ancient gods.

Without saying much, Rhodes immediately ordered his soldiers to take him to find Daelin. If nothing unexpected happened, his father-in-law should already be fighting the orcs.

"Yes, Regent! Please come with me."

Led by soldiers, Rhodes and Jaina quickly left Theramore and headed towards the scene of the incident in the eastern Ashenvale Mountains, where an admiral was patrolling.

Along the way, Rhodes learned some more information. The war is currently still in the stage of friction and conflict. It seems that Thrall doesn't want to fight either, which is a good thing.

They soon arrived at the destroyed outpost. Just as the soldiers had described, it was a scene of devastation, with wooden fences and watchtowers collapsed on the ground, and traces of blackened blood still visible. Several soldiers were guarding the site to prevent it from being disturbed.

Two groups of people are facing off on the outer perimeter. The group is led by a small squad of admirals, while the group is facing the famous three heroes of the Orc race.

The leader was Rexxar, a Mok'Nathal orc with brown skin, an exceptionally burly build, and carrying two axes.