Immediately Gromash noticed Garona, who was sitting cross-legged on the hide, of course he recognized this half-blood stalker who had been Gul'dan's men, so he frowned slightly, and immediately thought of something, he continued to ask, "Is it about that traitor of Gul'dan?" ”

"That's right, Grommash, you're still so sharp, guess what Gul'dan wants to do?" Orgrim has always had no quarrel with Grommash, the strongest warrior in the tribe, although occasionally reckless, but the straightforward love and hate of Grommash is undoubtedly Orgrim's most trusted subordinate and friend. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

"Could it be that Gul'dan is not doing well outside, and now wants to return to the tribe?" Grommash grinned, and without waiting for Orgrim to speak, he sat straight into his place.

Apparently Gromash was just trying to joke with Orgrim, but when he finished and sat down, he noticed that Orgrim's expression did not show any smile, and the Grand Chief was a little surprised, and this expression made Grommash's heart skip a beat.

"Damn, did I guess right? After Gul'dan betrayed us, he still wanted to be protected by the tribe? No, is there still a need to discuss this kind of thing? Gul'dan is no less harmful to the Horde than the enemy, have you forgotten the hatred of Zulushid? Obviously, Gromache's hatred for Gul'dan was still so unforgettable, and his attitude was very excited.

Of course, in fact, Gromash also has a reason to be excited, Guldan's betrayal caused the tribe to lose a loyal warrior, and also made Gromash lose face, because Gul'dan betrayed the tribe and fled under the nose of Gromarsh, although the responsibility for this incident is actually mainly the responsibility of Zulushid, who has died, but after all, Zuluhid has died, so this incident eventually became a big stain on Gromarsh's body, There were even rumors among the tribe that Gromash and Gul'dan had conspired to kill Zurushid, but Orgrim was well aware of what had happened and still had great trust in Gromarsh.

"For Gul'dan, I think we should look forward, although he has indeed done a lot of bad things, but it cannot be denied that he still has a lot of contributions to the tribe." At this moment, a voice came from outside the door, and then another orc opened the curtain of the animal skin door and walked in, this orc who walked in was already drooping and old, and even his left eye was blind, but his remaining right eye was unusually deep and mysterious, as if no secret could be hidden in front of his eyes, he was the Kilrog Dead Eye of the Blood Ring Clan.

"Dear Great Chief, I think we should be open to Gul'dan, the tribe does not lack strong warriors, but strong warriors alone are not enough to bring victory to the tribe, we need Gul'dan's strength!" Obviously, Kilrog was in favor of returning Gul'dan to the Horde, because Gul'dan was powerful enough to help the Tribe turn around the current bad situation.

"I'm afraid that Gul'dan brought disaster to the tribe before bringing victory, we all know very well that Gul'dan actually does not have the slightest glory in his heart, he is not worthy of being a member of the tribe at all, he has been using the tribe from beginning to end, and why should we re-accept a betrayer, we should kill him, so that the members of the tribe know what is the fate of the betrayer." Obviously, Gromash did not agree with Kilrog, in his opinion, Gul'dan had no glory in his heart, not to mention that Gul'dan still had a history of betrayal, and if the tribe let the betrayer go so easily, then the tribe would completely lose the hearts and minds of the people.

"The power of Gul'dan can help us turn the tide and defeat the enemies of the Horde, and the so-called glory will not bring us victory." Kilrog is at odds with Gromash, and after successfully rebuilding the Dark Gate, Kilrog, who was regarded as a savior by the orcs, has grown in popularity among the tribe and has a tendency to become the second man in the tribe, so he is not afraid of Gromash now.

"Enough is enough, now is not the time to quarrel, regarding whether to re-admit Guldan, I decided to wait for everyone to arrive and discuss the decision together, but no matter what, Guldan must also pay the due price for his betrayal!" Seeing that Gromash and Kilroll were in a tense posture, Orgrim slapped the table vigorously and asked the two patriarchs to sit down first, and when the Great Chief Orgrim spoke, both Kilrog and Gromash had to shut their mouths and sit obediently on the animal skin cushion.

Soon, the patriarchs of the various clans came to the battle hall one after another, and even the troll leader who had recently joined the tribe, the demon sorcerer, was among them, and this troll with a large mask was obviously a head taller than the orc patriarch next to him even if he was hunched over, so he was extremely conspicuous among the orcs.

Seeing that the patriarchs had arrived, Orgrim rose from his seat and began to announce what had been summoned to discuss this time: "The patriarch of the Tyranny Clan, the betrayer who once betrayed the tribe, the orc warlock Gul'dan has sent a messenger!" Orgrim paused slightly, and gestured to Garona, who was sitting on his left.

Garona also stood up, bowed slightly to the orcs present, and sat down again.

Orgrim, on the other hand, continued: "The reason the orc warlock Gul'dan sent the messenger was to return to the tribe, and he was willing to pay any price for it! ”

The patriarchs present were stunned by this news, they were quiet for a while, and then began to discuss it messily, only the sorcerer Jin Du looked at the orc next to him with a confused face, although this troll had also heard of Guldan, but it was only to the extent that he knew that Guldan was a traitor, and he didn't know anything about Guldan's true strength and influence, so he couldn't understand why the orcs wanted to return to the tribe as soon as they heard that this betrayer wanted to return to the tribe, That's how the emotions got up.

"Guldan, this rat generation, actually has the face to want to return to the tribe! We cannot accept a betrayer returning to the tribe. "Apparently there were many patriarchs who thought the same way as Gromash, but many more were less concerned about Gul'dan's betrayal, and more concerned about what Gul'dan was willing to pay to return to the tribe.