"Red natural disaster..."

On the square in Galadar, Gaiyaan raised his head and "looked" at the sky with some emotion.

"I do keep some detailed records about the red natural disaster here. It is good that it can be used in your hands. I hope that the orcs of future generations can completely stay away from this man-made plague."

Gaiyaan sighed softly: "I have also heard about the origin and situation of the Broken Ones. I didn't expect that there was a red natural disaster behind their mutation. May the ancestors bless them to regain their health."

Gaiyaan, who was born in the Frostwolf clan, inherited the idea of ​​her husband Galad. The Frostwolf clan should be regarded as one of the most gentle clans among all the orcs.

To put it in a human way...you can talk to the Frostwolf Clan calmly and rationally, so you don't have to worry about some reckless guy jumping out suddenly and asking you to convince him with your strength.

"etc!"

Just when Sharlayan and his party were about to leave Galadar with the healing note Gaiaan had given them, the second-generation team of chieftains headed by Garrosh rushed back from Hellfire Peninsula.

Facing the vicious Garrosh pointed to the note in Sharlayan's hand with his thick fingers: "I have no objection to Mistress Gaia'an's decision, but if you want to take this note away, you must give something of the same value. Come change!"

"oh?"

Sharlayan ignored Garrosh, who was stern and inward, and looked at a female orc hiding behind him with flickering eyes with great interest.

‘So that’s how it is, some of the younger generation of Mag’har are finally willing to open their eyes to see the world. '

In the perception of most people, the orcs are a group with a very backward level of civilization development. They still maintain the ancient clan system that was abandoned by humans more than 2,000 years ago.

The orcs also had a tribe that could barely be regarded as a unified tribe as a reference, but one of the biggest reasons why the old tribe was defeated was internal disunity.

Orgrim is definitely a talented monarch, but even he has difficulty gathering all the orc clans under his name.

In Sharlayan's view, this was caused by the short establishment time of the old tribe, and it was also a historical problem created by the black hands of the first chief of the tribe.

Blackhand is nominally the leader of the tribe, but everyone knows that he is just a puppet launched by Gul'dan and the Shadow Council.

With such a mascot-like great chief as the base, Orgrim naturally encountered a lot of doubts when he first counterattacked the top position.

If he hadn't used the Shadow Council to make an example of others, the apparent unity of the old tribe would not have been able to sustain the final decisive battle with the Alliance.

Afterwards, Sharlayan believed that Orgrim's biggest mistake was that he didn't kill Gul'dan in the first place, giving this rebellious traitor a chance to backstab him.

Gul'dan's second betrayal had a devastating effect on the old Horde under Orgrim's command.

Not only Gul'dan's Ravager clan and Cho'gall's Twilight's Hammer clan all left the main battlefield.

The sons of Blackhand, who have always been dissatisfied with Orgrim, Red and Maim also took this opportunity to separate from the main force, and volunteered to lead the branch of the Blackhand clan, the Black Tooth clan, to the Broken Isles to hunt down Gul'dan.

With three powerful main clans out of control, the number of troops that Orgrim can bring to Lordaeron to participate in the siege has shrunk significantly, and the direction of the subsequent battle is actually very clear here.

Even today, clan divisions still exist among the new tribes united under Goel.

Goel grew up with a human-style education and received a lot of advice from Sharlayan. He is very aware of the hidden dangers behind this loose alliance system.

After the Battle of Mount Hyjal, Goel, who led the orcs to defeat the Burning Legion, gained unprecedented prestige.

He began to consciously downplay the sense of distance between the clans of the orcs, and clearly planned to knead all the clans into a whole.

That's right, just like the way humans and elves once walked, the conflicting clans, or... families, are bound by a unified kingdom standard.

In terms of battlefield commanding ability alone, Goyle is not as good as Orgrim, who is a genius in the sky, but Goyle, who has been educated by humans since childhood, is a few blocks better than Orgrim in terms of political struggle.

Under the leadership of the first warchief of the new tribe, the cohesion within the orcs continued to rise.

However, it is not easy to achieve in a short period of time to completely eliminate the barriers between the clans.

Before getting the absolute right to speak, it was no easy task for Goyle to reform the ancient system and outdated customs of the orc clan.

Sharlayan was not surprised by Goel's performance.

Goel... or Thrall, was originally the son of destiny in the world of Azeroth.

Even without Sharlayan's help and teaching, Go'el would surely have become one of Azeroth's legendary heroes.

However, there are only a few orcs who are as knowledgeable and pragmatic as Goel, and many orcs still miss the unscrupulous and barbaric style of the old tribe.

Goel was able to open his eyes to see the world because he had received human education. Compared with him, the Mag'har orcs who had been trapped in Draenor did not have this condition.

So when Sharlayan realized that one of the Mag'har orcs was looking for a change, it was of course surprising and surprising to him.

Garrosh is just a brawny brat... at least for now.

The conditions he put forward were definitely not out of personal ideas, but someone was giving pointers behind his back.

Garrosh's little companions—Yorin and Dranosh, the two second-generation chiefs also have their own characteristics.

Dranosh inherited his father's ability to command troops and was an excellent battlefield commander.

Yolin inherited the strategy ability of his father Kilrogg. He is the role of a think tank in the three-person team. The three partners with different personalities and characteristics can just form a complementarity of strengths and weaknesses.

Regarding Garrosh's bold request, Sharlayan immediately suspected Jolin.

But judging by the slightly surprised eyes of the one-eyed young orc, the person behind Garrosh should not be him.

Then the answer is obvious.

Sharlayan looked at the brown-skinned female orc hiding behind Garrosh's strong body with deep meaning.

Compared with Garrosh, the muscle stick, this female orc has a more well-proportioned body, she won't look too strong like a female orc warrior, but she won't give people the impression of thinness either.

Obviously, this female orc who is qualified to follow the second generation of the three chiefs is the direct disciple of Mistress Gaiyaan, the shaman Agna...the future wife of Ancient El in the original history.

For this female orc who is likely to become World Sa's wife, Salayan has already obtained a lot of information about her from the barrage.

Agna, whose full name is Agnalan, is a descendant of the Frostwolf clan with roots.

Her father, Rial, was the right-hand man of Durotan, the former chieftain of the Frostwolf clan, and her mother, Sharak, was also a highly respected shaman in the clan.

As Durotan's right-hand man, Rial followed his chieftain to Azeroth.

When the old tribe launched an all-out war of aggression, the Frostwolf clan, who didn't like the old tribe's style of action, chose to stay out of it, and the whole family moved to live in seclusion in the snow-capped mountains of Alterac, which is similar to the environment of their hometown Frostfire Ridge.

After Goel rose up and returned to the Frostwolf clan, Drek'Thar, the chief shaman of the Frostwolves who acted as the temporary chief, returned the position of chief to him, and Rial continued to be loyal to his friend Durotan's only son as a matter of course.

Unfortunately, Rial died heroically in the tragic Battle of Hyjal, and did not live to the day when he could meet his daughter again.

Agna's mother, Sharak, was also unlucky. She was infected with the red plague like the old chief Galad, and had to bring her young daughter to Nagrand for isolation treatment.

After Galad's death, Sarak, who was suffering from illness, did not last long.

Before dying ~lightnovelpub.net~ Sharak, who was already dying, entrusted Agna to the care of Mistress Gaiaan.

Agna is solid, and her shaman talent is really good.

Under Gaiyaan's unreserved and careful teaching, the young Agna became the chief shaman of the Mag'har clan in essence.

Gaiaan? Although this blind old mistress still has experience, she is old after all and has long lost her peak strength.

If there is a real fight, Gaiyaan, who is old and frail, is definitely no match for Agna, who is young and vigorous.

Under Gaiyaan's deliberate guidance, Agna's status in the Mag'har clan has long been equal to Garrosh, the strongest warrior in the clan.

Don't doubt, this is the traditional custom of the orcs.

The chief is responsible for leading the clan forward, and the chief shaman is responsible for comforting the souls of the clan. There is no absolute superior-subordinate relationship between the two.

"Then...Son of Grommash, Garrosh Hellscream."

Sarlayan looked at the obviously nervous Nai Da Hou Hou with a half-smile and asked, "You...or you, what do you want in exchange for me, don't worry about it, just speak freely."