Not to mention how Nasha trained her disobedient huntresses, shortly after the orcs set sail on the other side, the death knight Talon Bloodfiend hurried to Gul'dan in the cabin, bringing bad news to the orc warlock: "The lookouts have spotted a fleet of Night Elves behind us. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info"

"It seems that those nosy, long-eared ears don't intend to let us go." Gul'dan flipped through the charts on the table in the cabin, lit a candle beside them, and began to point and count on the charts.

It is worth mentioning that this chart was drawn by Gul'dan with his impressions, so although it seems extremely simple and rough, it is very accurate, after all, these charts were found by Gul'dan from Medivan's memory, but the spiritual connection between Gul'dan and Medivan did not last long, and it was completely interrupted because of Medivan's death, and Gul'dan even fell into a coma.

"How fast are those long-eared boats?" Gul'dan knew very well that this warship would never be the match for an entire elven fleet, and he asked the Blood Demon without looking up as he looked at the charts and some of the fragments he had seen from Medivan's memory.

"We're a little slower than them if we had sails alone, but I've left the warriors to be the oarsmen, so we've left them behind now, but when the warriors get tired, they'll catch up with us!" The Bloodfiend replied without hesitation, knowing very well why Gul'dan was asking.

"I have an idea, judging from the charts, there is a reef-covered area not far north of us, and maybe we can lean on the reef there and get rid of those long-eared troubles completely." Soon Gul'dan thought of a way, although it was the first time he had come to this sea, Medivan had already been here once, and he could use Medivan's familiarity with this sea area to completely get rid of the Night Elves.

"Well, the bad news is that we didn't come out with enough food, and the food we have is only enough to eat for three days." Although Gul'dan gave a suggestion to get rid of the elf, the Bloodfiend did not leave the cabin immediately, and he had another piece of bad news to tell Gul'dan.

"Go catch fish without food! It's not the first time you've been to sea, so do you want me to teach you this kind of thing? Is your brain starting to rot too? Apparently Gul'dan was impatient with the endless bad news of the Blood Demon, and he pointed directly at the Blood Demon's nose and scolded, after all, Gul'dan had been burned in the face by the King of Galaxus with evil flames in the previous battle, so this orc warlock must now find a way to repair his badly damaged soul, and he was not in the mood to take care of food at all, after all, he didn't need to eat food anymore.

"You're right, but the problem is that we're on the run, there's no way to stop the boats and catch fish, and in fact our nets are all lost in the camp, and we don't have the boats with us, and all we have now is a few rods." The Blood Demon didn't have any negative emotions because of Guldan's scolding, and he was still answering Gul'dan seriously.

"You guys figure it out for yourselves first, I still have some work to do, you come to see me tomorrow with Gugar!" Still impatiently, Gul'dan waved his hand and motioned for the Bloodfiend to leave first.

"Since you have other important matters, then I will also retire first, but I must remind you, Lord Guldan, that you seem to have forgotten one thing, that Gurgar has not returned." The Bloodfiend bent down and took two steps backwards before turning and leaving the cabin, leaving only the dim flame of candles and the faint green flame in Gul'dan's eyes.

"Gugar? Just stupid people with no power! After a long time, Gul'dan whispered to himself, and then blew out the candle with a "whoosh", and then the orc sorcerer closed his eyes, and the cabin was plunged into complete darkness.

Early the next morning, the Blood Demon, who was guiding the course at the bow of the ship, finally saw Gul'dan who came out of the cabin, the orc warlock's mental condition had obviously returned to normal, at least now the Blood Demon could no longer find even the slightest irritable expression from Guldan's appearance, and after seeing the Blood Demon, Gul'dan immediately pulled the Blood Demon aside, obviously this warlock did not want other orcs to hear the next conversation between them.

"It seems that our food should not be enough to support us to reach any of the islands." Seeing that there were no other orcs beside him, Gul'dan spoke first, apparently counting the food in the lower cabin before coming to the deck to meet the Blood Fiend.

"Yes, although the fleet of those elves has been completely thrown away by us, due to the hard work of the warriors yesterday, our food has been consumed a lot faster." The Bloodfiend nodded, and even the Death Knight's rotten, blistered face showed a look of concern, "We should only have enough food left over for the warriors to eat for another day." ”

"You haven't made this bad news out yet, have you?" Gul'dan looked around again, then lowered his voice and asked the Blood Fiend.

"I haven't told any of the orcs about it, but we'll only be able to hide it for another day at most." The Blood Demon was obviously well aware of the consequences of spreading the news, so he was extremely cautious about this matter.

"You are my most proud disciple, I won't hide it from you, we can say that we are exhausted now, but it is not completely hopeless, I have a suggestion, anyway, wait until tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, or longer, I mean that when there is no food, our warriors will eventually die of hunger, so why can't we solve this problem in another way?" Gul'dan's expression was very serious, and the Blood Demon even had a premonition that the thoughts in this warlock's heart were absolutely very evil and inhumane.

It's just that as a death knight, the blood demon's emotions have long become extremely indifferent, and there is only a little obsession left in the heart of this death knight, so no matter how evil Gul'dan's plan is, the blood demon doesn't care too much.