From Quildanus in the North Sea to the Cape of Thorn Valley in Booty Bay, an Iron Curtain has descended across the Eastern Kingdoms. Behind this line are the capitals of Amani and Gulabash. Zuaman, Sinsaro, Zurgrgrab – all of these vicissitudes of life and their inhabitants are within Zandalara's sphere of influence, not only succumbing to Zandalara's influence in one form or another, but also under Zudassa's increasingly high-handed control. Only Zurfalak exudes the radiance of its democracy, freely determining its future under the eyes of every citizen of the Night Elves, Humans, and Goblins.

If Carlos were to write an anti-Zandalar speech, he would write it like this.

Because at this time, Zandalar has not yet lifted the veil of his mystery. Even the Night Elves have forgotten their most formidable enemies for a long time.

Ancient trolls had only two empires, one was the Amani Empire, the other was the Gulabash Empire, the Zandalar Clan, and never one empire.

The word Zandalar originally meant the keeper of knowledge.

Before the Cataclysm, or even a little further back, before the Night Elves found the Well of Eternity, the main theme of the ancient continent of Azeroth was the long war between the trolls and the Yaki insects.

The two troll empires of Amani and Gulabash are divided into two parts because of geographical barriers, one part belongs to the trolls north of the Zandalar Mountains, Amani Trolls; Part belongs to the trolls who belong south of the Zandala Mountains, the Gulabash trolls.

And the Zandalar clan, because the city of Zudasa is the only gap in the Zandalar Mountains that stretches for tens of thousands of kilometers, has naturally become the node center of the integration and communication between the two troll civilizations of Amani and Gulabash.

As a result, Zandalar naturally became the recorder and inheritor of the troll civilization ———— the priest clan.

Don't be fooled by the Night Elves' bragging, magic is awesome, but it's not that awesome.

The reason is simple, with the help of the Bronze Dragon, the Night Elves have not been able to completely win the battle of Quicksand.

You must know that the Angela Worms were only an insignificant branch of the Yaki Worms back then, and the Amani Empire and the Gulabash Empire were fighting with each other at the same time, pressing the Yaki Worms to the ground and rubbing them.

It was only after the victory over the Yaki Worms that the many evil consequences of the Blood God Worship corroded the foundations of the two empires, and the rise of the Night Elf Kadore Empire was born.

You must know that when the Troll Empire fell, the Night Elves killed as many trolls as the two empires used for blood sacrifices.

The culprit who destroyed the Troll Empire was Haka, the spiritual corruption of the Soul Reavers for tens of thousands of years, and the Night Elves were just the straw that broke the camel's back.

It's a pity that this history has become a legend with the explosion of the Well of Eternity.

With the exception of the surviving Zandalar clan, the other trolls have forgotten their former glory.

When the Collapse of the Earth shattered, the continent of Ancient Kalimdor was torn apart, and the area inhabited by the Zandalar clan was thrown into the Endless Sea, and the once-continuous Zandalar Mountains became a group of islands in the middle of a vast ocean.

The Zandalar clan, which had lost contact with the rest of the clan, was on the verge of civil strife, although it split the Night Elves from the conquest with the nascent Kadore Empire.

Just as I mentioned earlier, don't believe the hype of the Night Elves, let alone the self-praise of the Trolls of Zandalara.

What the inheritor of imperial civilization, nonsense.

After discovering that they had lost contact with Amani and Gulabash, the Zandalar clan that had been elected overseas was naturally divided, and the four largest families fought against each other for thousands of years for dominance, and finally had to join forces when no one was able to completely conquer the remaining three.

Despite the constant internal friction, the Zandalar trolls have also stumbled through thousands of years.

It was only in the last few hundred years, when the overseas territories had been exhausted, that the Zandalar trolls remembered their former relatives.

As a result, I rowed a small boat around the world and searched for it......

Hey?!

You say I'm a good priest clan, a civilized troll who doesn't talk and move, how can I become a beacon of hope?

Spurred on by the plight of their poor relatives, the Zandalar clan began to support the other trolls scattered around.

It's a pity that Zu Aman, the successor of the Amani Empire, was defeated by the alliance between the High Elves and humans in one fell swoop, and after six hundred years of repeated purges, he was already unable to support Adou; The shadow of the burgeoning blood god worship of Zurghrab in the Valley of Thorns has always hung over the heads of the heirs of Gulabash; Zurfarak, the desert troll city south of the Thousand Needles Stone Forest, directly killed the messengers of Zandalara, and these true descendants of the Gulabash trolls have not forgotten the sins of Zandalar ten thousand years ago.

At this time, the Zandalar clan really wanted to help their compatriots, but they were both used and rejected by their compatriots.

That is until they discover the existence of Cynsaro.

To be precise, it is the existence of the Evil Moss Clan to conquer the Sinsaro Evil Branch Clan on behalf of the Human Alliance.

Cause and effect cycle of retribution.

It was Carlos' crusade against Hinterland that purged a large number of high-level trolls who believed in the LOA god, and as a result, in a short period of more than ten years, the Hinterland trolls, who had suspended the blood sacrifice, actually recovered their population and even more than they were at the beginning.

Sure enough, killing trolls, trolls are more professional.

It was precisely because of the cripples of the ruling class that Zandalar saw a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, an opportunity to unite the Evil Moss, the Evil Branch, and the Deadwood clans.

So Zandalar sent an expedition to help Lutheran King, the leader of the moss trolls, complete the unification of the trolls in the eastern kingdom of the Northern Continent.

The time, the place, the people, this time are all on the side of the trolls.

First of all, it was Terenus's dog-eat-dog strategy that gave Lutheran King the opportunity to gather strength in a fair way.

Secondly. Hinterland is surrounded by mountains to the north and south, with the sea to the east, and only the winding trail to the west that connects with the Hillbride Hills

In the end, because of Zandalara's endorsement, both Zuaman and Zurghrub reached out to Lutheran King, not to mention that Zandalar brought a large number of casters that the moss trolls were in desperate need.

As long as the strength is assembled, Lutheran King can turn his gun, sweep the Eagle's Nest, and block the Hinterland Pass before the Human Alliance can react, and the whole game will be lived.

With the whole of Hinterland as a support, life in Zuaman in the north will also be better, and the revival of trolls can be regarded as a crucial step.

A very realistic plan that is completely feasible.

In Hinterland, a storm is converging, the Lordaeron Union is about to suffer an unexpected blow, and Lutheran King and Zandalar are imagining the future.

Carlos, on the other hand, is figuring out how to get rid of the more than a thousand Zandarar trolls.

Lao Tzu's dog, Lao Tzu can kick it, you can't touch it.

Lutheran King did a lot of calculations, but the only one who didn't count this was that his master returned.