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It's simply ...... It's amazing!

And this magical existence!

Nazgorin, who had experienced the Battle of the Quicksand firsthand, knew the horror of the Elder Gods, so after hearing that the Demon was a remnant of the Elder Gods, Nazgorin quickly accepted it.

Since Nazgorin has always been promoted by Thrall, he has always been a dove in terms of political leanings, and after learning everything about the demons, although Nazgorin still launched a tribal invitation to the Monkey King, but after receiving the refusal, Nazgorin did not continue to stalk.

Maybe it's time to change your strategy for Pandaria a bit.

Soon, the reborn Yulong returned, and both the Alliance and the Horde chose to retreat temporarily after realizing the problem.

As a result, Nazgorin, the captain of the Kukalon team, ended his paid leave as soon as possible after a conflict caused by a misunderstanding, and quickly returned to Durontal.

At the same time, he ended his vacation, as well as Colonel Taylor, a special combat team of the alliance.

Then the question of the strategy of Pandaria was again on the desk of the Union and the Horde.

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What exactly to do with Pandaria?

On the Alliance's side, Varian had wisely decided to abandon the matter of Pandaria first - there were tribes in front of him to detect mines anyway, and a strange place like Pandaria involved demons and ancient gods, which was obviously not so easy to deal with.

Now the alliance can wait!

But on the tribal side, things are not so simple.

The presence of the demon caused Thrall to feel a terrible headache.

There is no evidence of this isolated case, but in a short period of time, there have been several incidents of Pandaria's contamination - even the Golden Lotus Sect once sealed off the Splendid Valley, and all the people who come and go must be strictly checked.

A large number of adventurers fought on the Kunlai Mountain, and everyone had an inexplicable anger - it is said that this was the effect of the Fury.

And the Golden Lotus Sect guards guarding the Splendid Valley have also repeatedly reminded them that they must restrain their negative emotions in Pandaria, otherwise they are likely to lose themselves completely!

In this case, it is not so simple for the tribe to steal chickens.

Moreover, the key question is that the panda people seem to have expected the intervention of the alliance and the tribe, otherwise why did the Monkey King hide at the beginning, and the demon appeared to save the scene?

(Heaven and earth conscience, Zuifeng really didn't expect that the alliance and tribes would dare to brush the tiger's whiskers in this situation, so he didn't prepare too much, this was all the Monkey King's own thoughts.) )

Does this mean that they have insight into their own thoughts?

Due to the huge difference in strength, when facing the oath, the alliance and the tribe are destined not to be tough, and they can only take advantage of the fact that the oath is not fully ready, or in the aspects that the oath does not notice, and then cause a "fait accompli" result.

Only by taking this approach to the fire can the Alliance and the Horde pursue their own interests within the constraints of the oath.

But once Oath finds out about their calculations, it all gets into trouble.

Saar's thinking is clear, but the problem is also big.

As long as the oath is feared, the tribe will always be at a great disadvantage!

But compared to Sal's normal thinking, there are still people who are not thinking normally.

For example, Comrade Gromash Hellroar.

For Pandaria, Sal pondered that the oath had been prepared for a long time, and whether he should find a more secretive way.

Gromash's attention, however, was focused on what Nazgorin described as his own state of peril.

More power, more desire to fight!

Isn't that what orcs have been pursuing?

What, you say you'll lose your mind?

It doesn't matter, we can transform and train!

After learning about the demonic erosion, Gromash felt that his mind was instantly broadened!

Look at Zur next door! Now he is the master of the three cultivators of Arcane, Shadow, and Holy Light! We can learn from Zur's ideas!

How to borrow?

What is the source of Zur's power? A half-dead Naru and a forcibly resurrected god Loa, right?

We can too!

Since the Elder Gods will leave behind this magical existence after death, can we take advantage of it?

And, more importantly, after Yogsaron's death, there was a similar energy in Northrend - but unlike Pandaria's energy, which was fed by negativity, Yugsaron's pollution was whispering.

In Northrend, the closer you get to Ulduar, the easier it is to hear the whispers left by Yugsaron - full of selfishness, greed, and jealousy, and now, after learning about Pandaria, it suddenly dawns on Gromash that these whispers may not be the power of the orcs.

The hunger for strength in Grommash began to wreak havoc.

Just like the first to drink the blood of demons, Gromash now has a new idea.

Unfortunately, Thrall was still not sophisticated enough to notice the strangeness of Gromash, nor did he understand how much power the orc, who had not been able to redeem himself, was desperate for power.

"In the later stages of the demon's blood, even if Orgrim hadn't killed Manolos, I would have been able to suppress desires that didn't belong to me and turn the demon's will into my power instead—I believe that under my will, the energy left behind by the Elder Gods would be at my disposal!"

Having not experienced the second time he drank the demon's blood and axed Senarius, Gromash overestimated his will.

The blood of Manolos did affect his mind in his opinion - but only for the weak, and for people like himself, the whispers of the Elder Gods were not intolerable!

Our will is as strong as steel!

As long as you conquer the will left by the Elder Gods, you will be able to gain the power of the Elder Gods!

Secretly gritting his teeth, Gromash made up his mind.

In Grommash's opinion, the elements can't save the orcs - Ragnaros has been exiled by the drunken wind, and Orakir has become the sword spirit of the drunken wind, and the elemental lords can't resist the drunken wind alone, so what's the use of praying to the elemental shaman?

And thanks to Thrall's intervention, Grommash's dark shaman plan was also completely aborted, and Thrall did not allow the elements to be enslaved.

Please, the big guy (elemental) you prayed to can't beat the oath, so won't we have to be suppressed by the oath all the time?

As an orc with dreams, Gromash does not allow this!

So, while Thrall was watching what was happening, in Northrend, a Warsong squad began to move in the direction of the cliffs of Ulduar.

Listening to the whispers left by Yugsaron in his ears, Garrosh and his elite warsong expressions were determined.