Furthermore, the ability to quickly learn various schools of magic is something that the Titans could not possibly grant. Therefore, there is only one answer: to create the six fundamental forces, which could create life throughout the entire universe.
Rhodes was actually chosen by the Firstborn. Rhodes was indeed highly favored by the Holy Light, but the favor shown by the other six Forces was not much less.
Rhodes' future is definitely not that of an ordinary Grand Marshal of the Alliance; he may even become an immortal being, the lifelong pursuit of a mage, the true truth.
"General Daelin, please consider this. If the Horde truly intends to wage a full-scale war, will it be these three lone adventurers or Thrall's massive army that arrives? Similarly, if it were me or Theramore intentionally provoking them, would we simply attack a peripheral outpost and then foolishly wait here to be discovered?"
"This is clearly illogical; it's obviously a frame-up." Rhodes said, looking at the admiral.
Dalin's anger hadn't subsided, but a hint of doubt had flashed in his eyes. He wasn't a reckless brute; Rhodes's reasoning was indeed spot on. He was simply blinded by hatred, the illusion of "seeing it with his own eyes," and the lingering effects of old grudges.
He had to admit that he did have a considerable prejudice against the tribe, and he wished that all the orcs would die, and die without a burial place.
“Father,” Gianna stepped forward at the right moment, grasped Daelin’s arm, and spoke earnestly.
“Rhodes is right. We fought side by side on Mount Hyjal to save the world. If we start a civil war now because of a misunderstanding, it will only make our real enemies happy.”
Those fallen soldiers… we cannot let their sacrifices be in vain, nor can we allow the mastermind behind them to go unpunished.
Looking at his daughter's anxious face, and then at Rhodes, whose expression was calm and whose logic was clear, Dalin finally loosened his grip on his sword slightly. He snorted coldly, but did not give the order to attack.
"So, Regent Rhodes, what do you think we should do now?" Daelin's tone was still harsh, but it was no longer a complete refusal to communicate.
"If humanity is willing to put aside its prejudices and work together to investigate the true mastermind behind this incident, then so is the Horde. Lord Rhodes, Warchief Thrall trusts you and hopes you can uncover the truth. At the same time, we will also investigate the matter of Cho'gall," Rexxar said.
Rhodes breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that the most dangerous moment had temporarily passed. If they insisted on starting a war, there was nothing he could do but help his father-in-law, after all, he couldn't let his father down.
But doing so would inevitably mean eliminating Rexxar's trio, which would offend the Pandaren of the Wandering Isle and make the new Horde an irreconcilable enemy. (Although Chen Stormstout claims to be from Pandaria during the campaign, the chronicles actually record him as being from the Wandering Isle. He had previously visited the dwarven Ironforge, and the Brewfest was initiated because of him.)
The Stormwind Alliance's affairs are not yet resolved, and humanity has not yet recovered its strength; this is not the time to start a war.
“Rexxar, Chen, Rokhan, in the name of the Grand Marshal of the Alliance, I guarantee that this matter will be thoroughly investigated. The attackers of your tribe's outposts are very likely also followers of the Twilight's Hammer, or other forces that have been misled and manipulated by them. We need to share intelligence.”
Rexxar exchanged a glance with his companion, nodded, and said, "We are willing to believe you, Lord Rhodes. The Warchief also wishes to maintain peace. We will bring the situation here and your words back to Orgrimmar."
It's good that the misunderstanding can be cleared up. The new tribe doesn't want to go to war with humans anymore. The current orc tribe needs to build their main city.
“Very good,” Rhodes nodded.
"Please convey to Warchief Thrall that I am currently in charge of the defense of Theramore, and I can guarantee that the Alliance will not launch an attack on the Horde until the truth is ascertained."
At the same time, I hope both sides can temporarily withdraw their troops, disengage, and avoid any possible accidental clashes.
“Okay,” Rexxar readily agreed. “We also hope you can find the evidence as soon as possible and mend the feud between the Horde and the Alliance. See you next time.”
Rhodes nodded upon hearing this. It was a good thing that the Rexxar trio had something to do. Let them investigate Cho'gall and cause some trouble for the Twilight Tribunal!
The strength of the Beast King trio should not be underestimated.
After reaching a preliminary consensus, the three heroes of the Orcs led their men and slowly retreated into the forest. Daelin watched their disappearing figures, and although he was still somewhat unwilling, he ultimately did not stop the tribe from leaving.
“Father, let’s go back to Theramore!” Jaina said softly.
Chapter 260 The Awkward Father-in-Law, Fina the Golden Sword
Upon hearing this, Daelin let out a long sigh, then nodded. The group quickly returned to Theramore to Serod, successfully averting the crisis, at least temporarily.
"Rhodes, what you just said... the Old Gods, the Twilight's Hammer, and the Firstborn, are all of these true?" After returning to Theramore, the admiral looked at Rhodes and asked.
What has my daughter been through in the past year? How many secrets has she learned from this boy?
"Yes, Father, it may be hard for you to believe, but everything that Rod and I went through is true."
Rhodes possesses a powerful precognitive ability; he can foresee certain aspects of the future. Back in Lordaeron, he foresaw Arthas's betrayal.
They took me ahead of time to the capital of Lordaeron. Although they failed to save King Terenas, they managed to save Princess Terenas and led a large number of Lordaeron refugees onto a ship bound for Kalimdor.
After that, we went to the continent of Kalimdor and traded with the local goblins. Rhodes took me, Lord Uther, and Lady Caponia, a high elf.
Together we formed an alliance with the night elves and met the demigod Cenarius Rode, who took us in as his apprentice.
After defeating the Warsong Clan of the Fel Orcs who had drunk demon blood, we participated in the Battle of Mount Hyjal and completely thwarted the Burning Legion's plot, killing one of the Burning Legion's two commanders, Archimonde.
After the war ended, I intended to visit you, but something happened in the Eastern Kingdoms. Rhodes took me back to the Eastern Kingdoms, where we first met Illidan on the Broken Isles, and then used a powerful artifact to attack the Lich King's true form on the Frozen Throne.
"...............................After that, a lot happened. We went to Outland.............You know what happened next. Rhodes was chosen by the Light, or rather, favored by all six Forces. He saw a future where you would be killed by the orcs, which is why he rushed back with me." Jaina told her father everything she had experienced over the past year.
This experience is legendary; some people's entire lives are more exciting than this.
"Hmph! What a joke, I'll be killed by those three guys, a half-orc and an ogre, a troll and a pandaren. If you hadn't shown up, they would have been the ones to die."
"Don't you believe in your father's strength, Gina?" the admiral said, clearly displeased.
What's wrong with your own daughter? Does she have so little faith in her father? You underestimate me; you think I'd be killed by those guys?
This kid's prophecy must be false. If you analyze the situation in Lordaeron carefully, you can find out some of the truth. After all, the being behind this kid is practically a god.
“Father, Rhodes and I were just worried about your safety,” Jaina said with a sigh.
“My dear daughter, do you think your father is weak? Or do you think I’m weak and won’t be killed by those three guys?” Dalin said.
I am a veteran who survived the Second World War. I have seen countless battles and faced countless enemies.
"Rexxar, an orc nicknamed the Beast King, possesses both orc and ogre blood, giving him a physical advantage far exceeding that of ordinary orcs."
He also has powerful beast companions, the most special of whom is his giant bear Misha, who can also use various hunter abilities.
He is both a powerful hunter and a powerful warrior.
Rokhan, the Darkspear troll, is Thrall's top shadow hunter. He is proficient in shadow magic and is arguably the best assassin. He is also skilled in shamanic healing magic.
They can summon giant fire serpents to fight and possess the power to manipulate the elements.
Another Pandaren Brewmaster, Chen, comes from the Wandering Isle and is a Pandaren. He possesses a unique martial arts style of monk that has not yet spread throughout Azeroth.
"This one is even stronger, and the Drunken Monk is skilled in defense. I believe my father-in-law could handle these three individually, but with the three of them together, I'm afraid I'll have to admit you'll be killed." Rhodes said bluntly.
I explained to my father-in-law just how formidable these three were. They were all hero-level masters, and their fighting prowess was not to be underestimated.
"Is that so? It seems you don't quite trust my abilities. In that case, let's test it out, kid. Let me see what you're really made of." The admiral sneered and drew his sword.
He couldn't stand being looked down upon.
"Please! Father, don't do this." Jaina quickly stopped her father, saying helplessly.
Having a grumpy old father can be really frustrating at times!
"Get out of the way! Let me teach this kid a lesson and teach him to respect his elders. I want to prove to him that his so-called bullshit prophecy is completely useless."
"At least it doesn't work at all for me," Dalin said.
"Father-in-law, you said you don't believe in my prophetic abilities, so are you familiar with Ms. Fina Golden Sword?" Rhodes asked with a playful smile, his tone ambiguous.
Upon hearing this, the once fierce-looking admiral froze on the spot, staring at Rhodes with his mouth agape in disbelief.
Damn it, how, how did this kid know about this? She, she clearly took his mother's surname.
She kept her identity as an illegitimate daughter a very secret; apart from him and the elven mage, practically no one knew.
"Ahem, ahem, I don't know what you're talking about. How about we call it a day? You two must be tired from traveling. I'll order the kitchen to make you something nice to eat." The admiral immediately tried to change the subject, but some people weren't willing to let the topic go.
"Fina the Golden Sword??"
"Rhodes, I remember when we first met, you mentioned this name to me. At the time, I didn't know what it meant. Father, could you explain it to me?" Jaina's eyes darted around, then she looked at her father with a hostile expression.
This is clearly a girl's name, so why would this name cause such a drastic change in her father's behavior? There must be something wrong here, a very big problem.
"This, I, I, I also, uh," the admiral began to stammer.
Damn it, how am I supposed to say this?
Do you want me to tell you, "Hey daughter, when I was young, I fell in love with a high elf mage, and he gave birth to my illegitimate daughter, who is a few years older than you. You also have an older sister who is a half-elf."
If he were to say this out loud, Catherine would find out soon, and he would be in big trouble; he would be in serious trouble, if not dead.
“Fina Goldsword is a half-elf paladin, and Gina Goldsword is a high-elf mage, who is also her mother,” Rhodes continued, revealing more.
"Enough, kid. If you want me to agree to let you marry Gina, then shut up." I originally wanted to give Xiao a hard time today, but it turned out the kid was the one giving me a hard time. Could this kid really have prophetic abilities? How did he know about this?
“Rhodes continued, “I can decide my own marriage, and besides, I have a mother. Tell me the whole story.” Jaina said.
Damn it, my dad's having an affair! I have to tell my mother about this; it's a complete betrayal.
"Alright! Alright! She's my other daughter." Seeing that he couldn't hide it any longer, Dai Lin said helplessly.
"Oh my god, Father, how could you do such a thing? I am utterly disappointed in you. How heartbroken Mother would be if she knew this. You actually gave birth to a sister for me." The female mage's eyes were filled with tears.
She originally thought her family was the happiest, but she never expected that her father would make the same mistake as other men.
“Gina, let me correct you. Strictly speaking, that lady is your older sister, not your younger sister. She is your father’s first child, older than your older brother,” Rod said from the side.
"Sister? So, you knew that high elf before you met Mother?" Jaina said with a look of surprise.
"Sigh! Since that's the case, I won't hide it from you anymore. When I was young, I fell in love with a high elf mage, but due to various problems, we couldn't be together in the end. However, she gave birth to a daughter for me, and in order not to affect my marriage, my daughter has always taken her surname." The admiral was now completely deflated, slumped in his chair as he spoke.
Jaina covered her mouth in disbelief, then glared at Rhodes with a displeased expression. Damn it, that bastard Rhodes already knew about this.
Moreover, his own and his mother's experiences seemed to inexplicably overlap, and Rhodes' relationship with a certain high elf mage was no longer just intimate.
However, she hadn't established a relationship with Rhodes at the time, so she couldn't stop it, but she's still angry when she thinks about it now!
"Alright, Father, then I have another question. Does Mother know about this?"
“Catherine doesn’t know about this; I didn’t tell her.”
“Then I will write to my mother, or rather, return to Kul Tiras in person, and tell her where my sister is now,” Jaina said, taking a deep breath to calm herself.
“Fina the Golden Sword is currently in the Eastern Kingdom, Father-in-law. Do you now believe in my prophetic abilities?”
The admiral didn't say anything, but instead gave Rhodes the middle finger.
Chapter 261 The Fourth Hero, Stronghold Barbarian
“Alright, my daughter, you have the right to know the truth of all this… that’s how it is.” Dalin finally sighed in despair, no longer trying to hide anything.
"That was before I met your mother. Gina Golden Sword was a... very talented mage, and we had a brief romance."
But race, lifespan, our respective responsibilities... we ultimately chose to part ways peacefully.
After giving birth to Fina, to avoid unnecessary trouble, she gave the child her surname. I... I offered all the help I could, but I did keep it a secret from all of you.
"Please, my daughter, don't tell your mother about this. Just let it all pass. If your mother finds out, you know what the consequences will be," Dai Lin said helplessly.
It would be terrible if Catherine found out everything. She might divorce him, and his marriage to Catherine wasn't a love marriage, but a political one.
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