In fact, Grommace's "demons" had already appeared when Orgrimmar and Manolos had died together. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Unlike the original situation, Orgrim, an orc who did not drink the blood of demons, died with Manolos at a critical moment, and achieved self-sacrifice with supreme glory - but many orcs who were freed from the blood of demons because of this fell into a painful entanglement.

For orcs, especially orc warriors, it is a great shame for someone else to take care of their own troubles.

Of all the orcs saved by Orgrim, the most painful was Gromarsh.

At Draenor, the power-hungry Gromash was the first to take the lead in drinking the blood of demons, opening a door to hell for the orcs.

As a result, Orgrim saves everyone, and Gromash loses his chance to atone for his sins.

As a strong, paranoid orc warrior, Gromash could not accept the result of not being able to clear his sins with his own hands, and fell into misery.

Because of this, the already belligerent Gromash became even more impulsive, and he desperately hoped that he could clear his past follies by fighting, winning, and winning glory.

This is a good starting point, and Gromash has always taken the lead.

But soon, things changed.

Gromash began to suffer setbacks - on the shores of Lake Keldaron, he did not overwhelm Tulayan in a brief encounter.

In the battle that followed, Gromash even met Zakun, who could be said to be Tianke's own, and was embarrassed.

Gromash began to become sensitive and irritable, and his successive defeats caused him to gradually lose his mind, and even supported the war between the Horde and the Alliance, believing that only in war could he win glory.

This time Makgora, the Draenor problem is just a reason, the crazy Gromash has long been very dissatisfied with Saar's dovish style, and now he finally can't suppress his demons and begins to challenge.

And when Thrall began to persuade Grommash, the drunken one shook his head silently.

"Don't look at it, Sal has won."

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Drunken Wind is right, although the reckless attack is powerful, but the physical strength consumed is also very serious, and after a long time of fighting, the current Gromash is already in a rather bad state.

In this case, Drunken Wind did not leave to watch the outcome of this battle.

Shortly after Drunken Wind left, Thrall seized the opportunity to give up the Hammer of Doom in his hand, and grabbed Grommash on the shoulder.

Before Gromash could get up, Sal was already riding on Gromarsh.

After a few punches, the anxious and angry Gromash fainted directly.

Makgora, Sal wins!

After resolving the episode, the meeting returned to the main topic.

Now that the orcs most likely to refuse have agreed to Drunkenwind's suggestion, the proposal to exile the Elder God to Draenor has basically passed.

This meant that the Alliance, the Horde, and the Oath agreed on some aspects of the Elder Gods.

"In that case, the next move is to proceed on two fronts at the same time - first, on Cthun's side, we will begin to move troops to Silisus."

"On the other hand, the elite teams of the Alliance, the Horde, and the Oath have assembled in Mist Harbor, and we will return to Draenor once again on the Draenei ship - as for the dark door, let him close it first!"

Of course, such a conference room designed with the three major forces was quite lengthy, and although there were not many attendees, everyone took great pains to salivate about every clause of the final contract.

It took five full days for the meeting to really end.

When both the Alliance and the Horde returned, Drunken Wind finally took a thick pile of contracts and collapsed on the chair - it was so tiring, everyone else was five people complementing each other, only the oath was here, and Drunken Wind fought alone......

Stella Gossa, Karegoth, and Nefarian are all negotiating dragons, and Medivan is likely to lean toward the Alliance, so Drunken Wind has to carry the banner alone.

Fortunately, the results of this meeting were far beyond imagination.

"Lord Drunken Wind, why are you so jealous of that orc named Thrall? Although his strength is relatively strong, no matter how you look at it, the orcs are not much of a threat. After finishing everything, Stella Gossa finally found an opportunity to ask Drunken Wind her question, "Do you see anything unusual about him?" ”

Drunken Wind, who had completed the task, was in a good mood and had a rare explanation to Stellagossa about Thrall's actions.

"Didn't you notice that Thrall has avoided the biggest contradiction of the tribe at this stage."

"What do you mean?" Stella Gosa didn't know why, "circumvent...... Contradiction? ”

"That's right." Drunken Wind nodded, "The current tribe, whether with the oath or with the alliance, is not very good, if Thrall remains strong, it is likely to be wiped out directly - no kidding, the oath and alliance are based on this strength, maybe the trolls are not easy to deal with, but the orcs will definitely not be able to escape." ”

Stella Gosa nodded.

"But Thrall used his identity to skillfully change the Tribe's position, and now the Horde regards Azeroth as its own world, so the oath will not do anything to the Horde."

"And in order to show his position, he even did not hesitate to show the conflict of ideas within the tribe in the form of Makgora in a very embarrassing way, I don't know if his duel with Gromash was a pre-rehearsed play, but the only thing that is certain is that Thrall is not an orc with only muscles and no brains."

"I've met Taresa once - she said that Thrall had read a lot of books, including historical biographies, and now it seems that Thrall is a real leader with a mind, and under his leadership, the tribe will really rise......"

"But isn't that a good thing?" Stella Gosa tilted her head slightly, "Thrall is a pacifist, and a powerful tribe is also beneficial to our plans!" ”

"Pacifist?" Drunken Wind shook his head, "The point is, we don't know if Thrall's pacifism comes from his heart, or because only pacifism can help the tribe rise at this stage - if it's the former, it's fine, if it's the latter, I'm afraid we'll face a huge problem." ”

"Never underestimate the wisdom of a race—there are spellcasters in kobolds."