Seriously, sometimes, Orgrim is still quite sympathetic to Garona, although this draenei and orc hybrid is so hateful, but it is indeed worthy of sympathy, this girl was raised by Guldan, but Guldan did not treat her as a person, this warlock just regarded Garona as a tool, it is no exaggeration to say that Guldan's feelings for Garona are not even as good as most orcs' feelings for their wolves, and even the birth of Garona, It's all likely just an experiment by Gul'dan. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

"But so what, weakness leads to destruction, the Draenei are like this, and so are humans, a mongrel like Garona can't survive in this harsh world for a day without the protection of the tribe, and if you want to survive, you must become stronger, so if the tribe wants to pass it on, there is only one way to choose it, and other things are meaningless before life and death." However, Orgrim shook his head and put his compassion behind, now is not the time to be weak, the enemies of the tribe are still staring at the tribe, and once the tribe appears weak, it will deal a fatal blow to the tribe.

"Honorable Great Chief, I have brought the kindness of the Patriarch of the Tyranny Clan, the Orc Warlock Gul'dan, who hopes to join the Clan once again." Since there were no other orcs here, Garona didn't shy away from it, and she told Orgrim very directly what she meant.

"Did I hear me wrong? You say Gul'dan wants to return to the tribe, but do you think it is possible for me to agree to allow such a bad betrayer to rejoin the great and glorious tribe? But at no cost? Hearing Gul'dan's name, Orgrim clenched his fists in anger, but then gently let go, and he smiled indifferently and responded to Garona rather sarcastically.

The Great Chief Orgrim's hatred for Gul'dan has obviously never diminished over time, but as the Great Chief, Orgrim must always put the gains and losses of the tribe first, so although he is unusually resolute and indifferent, he has never rejected Garona head-on.

"Gul'dan knows the depth of his sin, so he is willing to pay whatever it takes!" Garona obviously knew the Great Chieftain's thoughts very well, she didn't pay attention to Orgrim's cynicism at all, but didn't care about letting Orgrim make a price casually, because the moment Orgrim opened his mouth, Garona's task had actually been completed, and the Great Chief obviously had something to do, otherwise Garona wouldn't have heard these taunting words at all, and would only have eaten a hammer of destruction head-on, and then was driven out of the fortress by Orgrim.

And Garona's task is actually just to promote the cooperation between Orgrim and Guldan, as for negotiating conditions or something, Garona is too lazy to do it, in fact, she doesn't care about both sides, she doesn't hesitate to let Orgrim make a price casually, although Gurdana asked her to try to get a preferential terms, but at this time Garona already has the idea of changing the court, so she doesn't need to be as careful as before to curry favor with Guldan.

"I can see that Gul'dan really wants to return to the tribe as soon as possible, but the tribe is not up to me alone, and I must listen to everyone's opinions." Orgrim shook his head when he heard Garona say this, and he said that it was up to everyone to decide whether or not to accept Gul'dan back into the tribe.

Obviously, Garona's attitude surprised Orgrim, he originally thought that since Garona was willing to become Guldan's messenger, she must have become Guldan's subordinate again, to be honest, this would not surprise Orgrim, after all, Garona is also Guldan's old subordinate, and it is not surprising that there is some disconnection between them, but this time it is obviously a little different, Garona does not seem to be as loyal to Gul'dan as before, from her dispensable attitude, Orgrim could clearly read a lot of hidden meanings.

"Could it be that this bastard has decided to completely cut off Gul'dan?" Orgrim thought in his heart that this was also the most likely scenario, after all, when Gul'dan betrayed the tribe, it was equivalent to completely giving up Garona, he couldn't have known how Garona would be treated in the tribe after Guldan's betrayal, as his hardcore subordinate, but he still walked away without hesitation, obviously this behavior made Garona completely chilled?

But Orgrim was cautious by nature, although he was already aware of it, but still acted as if he was unaware, he called a close guard, asked him to inform the heads of the various clans, come to the battle hall to discuss the matter, and then pointed to the animal skin on the side for Garona to sit down, and then asked casually: "Your mentor Gul'dan, how is the situation now?" ”

"Him! That's it, I heard that he was chased and killed a little miserably, but to be honest, I've never seen him suffer a loss, so I feel like he's just talking, and no one is stupid enough to believe what Gul'dan said anyway, right? Garona sat cross-legged on a fur cushion and said Guldan's strange words unconcernedly

"Hmph, it seems that you still have a lot of faith in your mentor?" Obviously, Orgrim must also admit that Garona's opinion of Gul'dan is very reasonable, and in fact Ogrim himself sees Gul'dan in this way.

"You laughed at the Great Chief, don't you also have a lot of faith in Guldan? How could an orc like him casually die in some dark corner, wouldn't he? Garona was not shy about her attitude towards Gul'dan, which made Orgrim sure that Garona did have some gap with Gul'dan, but until the details were known, Orgrim could not trust the half-breed stalker.

However, when Orgrim wanted to know more about what was going on between Garona and Gul'dan, a strong orc armed with a battle axe opened the skin curtain at the door and entered, so Orgrim could only put aside the doubts for a while.

"I heard you're looking for me, Grand Chief?" The loud-voiced orc asked Orgrim in a deep voice as he set aside the terrifying greataxe in his hand, which was none other than Gromash Hellroar, the leader of the Warsong Clan.