Gul'dan is Garona's never-ending nightmare. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

The birth of Garona was not an accident.

Orcs who have drunk the blood of demons will always give brutal vent to all their desires, the kind in every way, so an unlucky woman has a child.

Garona was born without a mother - for Gul'dan, these hybrids were useful, but after giving birth, the weak Delaney women were of no use.

Because of this, Garona has been under the control of the Dark Council since she was a child, and her every move cannot be hidden from Gul'dan, who has not only mastered orc culture, but also has a considerable degree of understanding of Draenei culture.

Coupled with elusive stealth and an endless stream of assassination methods, Garona became a spy, an ace spy.

However, despite Gul'dan's spells to "ripen" Garona, there were so many skills for Garona to learn, and after she became a qualified spy, the orcs had taken over almost all of Draenor, and Garona had no chance to show her role.

As a result, Garona, who was considered "weak and deformed" by the orcs, was endlessly ostracized and struck until one day, Gul'dan was beaten by a visitor from the astral plane.

No one knew who the guy who had completely hidden himself in the black shadows was, but the only thing that was certain was that Gul'dan's most powerful spell would not hurt him in the slightest - and on the contrary, the mysterious man's finger made Gul'dan almost fall to his knees.

The mysterious man gave Gul'dan news of Azeroth, and his words tricked him into attacking the world.

Of course, this mysterious man is Medivan.

The drunken dreams of the nobles of Stormwind and the fragments of the future seen in Karazhan unease Medivan, and subconsciously, he believes that Azeroth needs a war, and that only by experiencing the pain of war can people wake up from their numbness.

To this day, Medivan doesn't know why he thought that way—he still doesn't know if it was his own brain convulsions or if he was influenced by Sargeras.

After that, Medivan opened the Dark Door.

Sargeras's influence on Medivan grew, and it became more and more difficult for Medivan to hold his will, and many times in a trance he did many things that he didn't know - such as beating his mother......

At that time, it was because Egwene found out about Medivan's problem, but when she found Medivan to try to persuade her, Medivan, who was controlled by Sargeras, took action directly, and Egwene was not an opponent at all, so he could only flee.

Just when Medivan was lost, he met Garona.

For Sargeras, Garona is only a small character, so when facing Garona, it is one of the few moments of soberness that Medivan has since the Dark Door opened.

A distraught Medivan interrogated Garona and then learned what happened to her from her mouth.

Garona's story resonates with Medivan, who, like her, is in the midst of endless contradictions, and for this reason, instead of punishing the orc, he takes her to Karazhan in the hope that she will rebel against the Shadow Council.

However, Medivan did not know that Garona was Guldan's "eye", and as long as Guldan wanted to, everything that Garona saw was something Guldando could see.

After discovering that the mysterious man was actually a human, Gul'dan was very depressed, but when he saw Karazan through Garona, he had a new idea.

Gul'dan needs knowledge, he needs knowledge in Karazanri!

As a result, Garona began to frequent Karazhan, and was always by Medivan's side while he was sober.

Then the two inexplicably had a leg......

In all fairness, Garona is really not beautiful from the perspective of human aesthetics, but Medivan ......

There are some things that I really can't say......

When he was possessed by Sargeras, Medivan's life was so absurd, he was unconscious, his choices were strange, and he did a lot of things that he didn't understand—that's why Medivan was so repulsive to evil powers, and he really hated this chaotic energy.

Later, Gul'dan used Garona to get news of Sargeras's tomb and assassinated Ryan, and later slipped out to sea with a storm to pursue Sargeras's power - and as someone else's "Gul'dan's henchman", Garona was also victimized by the pond fish, and was once mercilessly tortured by Orgrim.

All in all, from birth, Garona is a tragedy directed by Gul'dan, she is like a puppet in Gul'dan's hands, obviously wanting to resist, but having to succumb to evil spells.

When the orcs failed in Lordaeron, Garona took advantage of the chaos to escape, and by that time Gul'dan had died in the tomb of Sargeras, and Garona was free, but there was nowhere else to go.

In the Eastern Kingdoms, Garona wandered for a long time, knowing that the Second Dark Gate had been opened—Tyrone Bloodfiend had found Gul'dan's skull, and Neozu had once again opened the Dark Gate, and Garona, who had no place to live in Azeroth, came to Draenor alone.

Or rather, back to Draenor.

Garona is only twenty-six years old by now—what Medivan did was actually the highest death sentence.

Now, Garona has seen Gul'dan's head with her own eyes.

The nightmare is over.

Looking at Garona's painful appearance, Medivan didn't pick up the tattered skull after all.

"Forget it, just let it be here, rot with all that garbage - open the door of darkness on my own."

To Medivan's surprise, Garona pushed him away, then stepped forward firmly, picked up the head that had caused her untold pain, and placed it in Medivan's hands.

"Hey, Medivan, have you forgotten what I told you in the first place? I'm half-orc, half-orc Garona half-blood, and I'm not going to hide my fears like those ladies in Stormwind. ”

"Gul'dan is dead - even if he weren't, I would have dared to show my dagger when I saw him!"

Looking at Garona, who had returned to normal, Medivan smiled rarely.

Perhaps, this is why Medivan and Galona came together, as the former guardian of Tirisfa, Medivan saw in Garona a strong soul in addition to the appearance of an orc.