The Night Elves' current territory occupies almost half of the Kalimdor Continent.

From the barren land where birds don't in the east to the Filas region in the west, this straight line across the continent is divided into north and south, and is divided by the Night Elves with the continuous Great Wall of the Night, and the northern continent is all under the control of the Night Elves, and the southern continent is in a desolate state to be developed.

The inner area of the elves is also crisscrossed by defensive facilities, with endless dense forests, and its strategic depth is also infinitely magnified, so although the territory of the night elves is vast, the defense can still be called impregnable.

Every time Boss Hu thought of the night elves in the original established history, he shook his head for a while.

Since the end of the War of the Ancients, he has shrunk to the World Tree and has been unable to care about the world, and the largest forces have been able to control the Black Coast and the Ash Valley, as well as the core area of Mount Hyjal.

As for the Feathermoon Fortress in the Firas region, it is no different from an outpost, and it has no influence and control at all.

Now with the influence of their own interference, the Night Elves are not dead in their own acres and thirds of land as they have predetermined their fate, but are full of pioneering spirits, constantly expanding the scope of their control.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that the Kalimdor continent itself does not have any decent enemies, and the only Minotaur with good strength also maintains an excellent communication relationship with the Night Elves and does not interfere with each other.

Oh, and when it comes to the Minotaurs, I have to mention it.

Their life-and-death relationship with the centaurs came to an end for the time being, and the Minotaurs accepted the advice of the Night Elves and moved away from the war-torn land to the Mogaure Steppe.

There are no enemies in the Mogaolei steppe, and the only threats to the Harpies and Boar People are also scattered under the encirclement and suppression of the Night Elf army, hiding in the remote corners around Mogaolei to survive.

Therefore, the Minotaur people can also be regarded as moving in with their bags, and they can build a new home with peace of mind when they arrive, without worrying about harassment and obstruction by strong enemies.

You have to ask how the Night Elves could be so zealous and volunteer to help the Minotaurs clear out their enemies... Well, in fact, to put it bluntly, it is land for land.

We've cleaned up your new home, Mogore, so you'll leave the bleak land, don't be left in our hinterland, and as for the centaur race, it's up to us Night Elves to think about it in the future.

No way, the border of the Great Wall of Night is the Filas region, and the bleak place is in the north of Filas, and the two places are bordered, so the Minotaurs have always been in the inner area of the Great Wall of Night.

The Night Elves are also embarrassed to chase people away, after all, the relationship between the Minotaur and them has always been very good, and that kind of peace-loving nature, as well as an extremely honest and straightforward character, really makes people not have any hostility.

But you cannot just live forever in our inner hinterland ...

So Boss Hu had a plan: to exchange land for land.

The Mogaure Savannah borders the Great Wall of Night, and is not the territory of the Night Elves, so leave it at that.

At the same time, the Night Elves also established a town in the Barrenlands called Crossroads, which served as a transit point for future trade exchanges between the two sides.

The Minotaurs had been at a disadvantage in their fight against the centaurs, and now the Night Elves had made a proposal to trade land for land, and after considering it, they agreed to it.

Okay, the centaurs will give you a headache, and we don't want the desolate land, let's go!

Overjoyed, the Night Elves reclaimed the Bleak Lands and immediately sent a full legion and a group of druids who volunteered to go with them to restore the natural environment of the Bleak Lands and clear the centaurs.

The Minotaur are also extremely satisfied with the Mogaolei Grassland, where the resources are abundant, the climate and environment are extremely pleasant, and it is much stronger than the poor mountains and rivers in the bleak land.

Well... At least the Night Elves didn't fool them, this is indeed a treasure land suitable for the race to prosper, and this deal is not a loss.

The only fly in the ointment is the threat from the Barrens next door.

It's a centaur who is still stepping on a horse, and he can't get rid of the centaur, right?

So the Minotaurs set up a heavy garrison at the entrance and exit points between Mogoray and the Barren Lands to prevent the invasion of the Centaur tribes in the Barren Lands.

Fortunately, the centaur tribes of the Barren Lands are only as small as an army, and they are far worse than the Bleak Lands, so the Minotaurs have a smooth fight with them.

Once the minotaurs were settled, the Night Elves could finally get back to their vast inner territory.

After so many years of continuous expansion, the elf's territorial scope at the moment is enough to be satisfied, so Boss Hu stopped his external expansion and began to stabilize his internal control.

Of course, even the Night Elves' ugly expansion did not leave a single aggressive evaluation, largely because there were no decent enemies in the Kalimdor continent.

Let's see what those enemies are.

Fish-man? can only say heheda...

Well, there are a few clan settlements in all regions, and a large part of them are not enemies.

The bears of Felwood Forest, Winterspring Valley, and the Woodthroat Fortress at the border between the two places have always maintained friendly trade relations with the Night Elves, and they have fought within themselves, but with the behemoth of the Night Elves, there has always been a kind of relationship between the suzerain-vassal of the suzerain.

Sartre Demons?This enemy is indeed a bit tricky, these Sartre Demons who have been demonized and degenerated by the Night Elves are not low IQ, and their personalities are extremely cunning, after their leader Savis disappeared, Sartre Demons have been in a state of fragmentation.

Now, under the ferocious pursuit of the faceless and upper elf mages, they have also fled to various remote and hidden ravines and ravines to survive.

Speaking of which, the demon of Sartre is also quite unlucky.

I don't know which upper-level elf mage accidentally discovered that Sartre's demonic heart and blood turned out to be excellent magic materials, and Sartre's pair of demonic horns are also good things for making daggers, short swords, and ornaments.

Now it's terrible... Overnight, the high-level elven mages who had been mediocre in this matter were suddenly full of energy and energy, and they roamed the Night Elves' sphere of influence like hungry wolves, frantically searching for and hunting the demon of Sartre.

This group of terrible mages had red eyes, and they bombarded the demons indiscriminately, and even if they died, they would be dismembered, skinned and cramped, and turned into piles of storage materials in the laboratory.

This made the Sartyrs say that who is the demon in this Nima?

Of course, if you want to reason with the upper elves ... Well, magic is the truth.

After the Night Elves re-accepted them, the upper elves were indeed honest for a while, after all, with Boss Hu pressing on them, everyone was quite well-behaved, and no longer engaged in some magic experiments that made their compatriots extremely annoying, or considered crazy, evil and inhumane.

Now it's hard to catch one who can legally commit violence... cough, there is a chance to legally clear the enemy, and there are magic materials to take, where to find such a good thing, naturally he threw off his arms and beat him.

The Night Elves liked this, and they tossed it with them, which can be regarded as a contribution to the race, isn't it?