If she hadn't been for Moira's Brass Beard, Muradin's hands would have shaken a long time ago, and a round of artillery would have gone down, and the Black Iron Dwarves would have been history.

It's not blown.

With a stroke of his pen, Duke gave Muradin's enhanced version of the [Fat Man] to the Wasteland.

As a threatening attack, the mushroom cloud of [Little Fat Man] shook like the sky and the earth cracking, scaring the black iron dwarf half to death.

Of course, the explosion was just some wild dogs and vultures in the barren land, but the black iron dwarves who had not seen the world for hundreds of years and were still stuck in the era of cold weapons and black powder had never seen such a ferocious thing.

I peed on the spot!

Knowing that this is the alliance's disadvantage for herself, even if Moira hits her left cheek, she can only give her right cheek to the alliance.

A group of black iron dwarves were directly disarmed, and they were treated as prisoners, and under the escort of 30,000 mixed alliance troops, they came to the icy and snowy Danmoro. In the east, near the Helmet Pillow Lake, the alliance used a series of standardized mold houses to build a 'refugee camp' that could accommodate 300,000 black iron dwarves in less than three days.

Of course, aside from the black cannons and new spears in the camp walls, the Copperbeard Dwarves are still very enthusiastic about the Black Iron Dwarves.

At least there is no shortage of food, clothing and medicine.

There are also special personnel stationed 24 hours a day to solve the problems of the Black Iron Dwarven civilians, and swear not to slaughter them in the name of the Copperbeard Dwarves.

Moella, on the other hand, was taken to Ironforge and met her father, who had become a Diamond Man, under the leadership of a group of Copperbeard Dwarf Elders.

For a moment, her mind came alive.

If the father suddenly became the Diamond Man and 'died' without a 'last word', then she could naturally take over the power of the Copperbeard Dwarf.

Because Du someone left a hand in advance, she was tragic.

In this life, there will definitely be no conflicts in which Anduin Wryn was imprisoned by Moira in disguise, and then Varian ran to save his son in a fit of rage.

Anyway, the big frame Duke is already dead, and Moira can't play any tricks no matter how she jumps.

Duke didn't even show up in Ironforge, as if the dwarves were up to the dwarves.

Unsurprisingly, the dwarves eventually formed the Council of the Three Hammers, as they did historically.

Unlike the original, it turned out that Moira stole power by disgraceful means, and in this life, Muradin deservedly became the speaker of the Council of the Three Hammers.

The most powerful Copperbeard Dwarves have two votes for the right to vote, and the Hammer and Black Iron Dwarves have one vote each. This means that as long as the copperbeard dwarf wants to do it, it can basically be done. And if Black Iron and Brute Hammer want to object, they can only win over each other who are not pleasing to the eye at most, and get two votes at most, so that the motion will be shelved indefinitely.

What Duke really cares about is Gilnes' return.

As one of the seven kingdoms of mankind back then, Gilneth can be said to be the last piece of the puzzle in the human camp in the alliance.

If it was the original history, Lordaeron, Outrank, and Stormgard were all destroyed, then Gilneth couldn't come back, and Duke didn't feel that it mattered.

But in this life, Duke not only kept all the kingdoms, but even Stormgard, who had destroyed the country, was restored. Only Gilneth was left alone.

It's like playing mahjong with three missing one, how awkward you want to be.

However, as history progressed, everything fell into place.

During the Second Battle of the Dark Gates, King Jean Greymane of Gilneth initially rejected the request of Anduin Lothar and King Terenus to invite Gilneth to join the Alliance, but finally agreed to join the Alliance at the suggestion of his important retainer Vincent Goldfrey and symbolically sent a small group of soldiers to support the Alliance.

When the Second War finally came to an end, the Coalition demanded high taxes from Gilneth to establish an orc asylum and a Watchtower, and Gilneth got nothing to do with the division of Alterac's territory, Jean Greymayne decisively withdrew from the Alliance.

Not only that, but in order to prevent 'possible interference by the Alliance', Gilneth finally decided to build a high wall to separate himself from the rest of the kingdom, even going so far as to cut off the southern silver pine forests that originally belonged to Gilness: the territories belonging to the Crowley family, the village of Burnt Wood and Ambermere.

It is worth mentioning that although Gilneth announced that he would sever contact with the outside world, at the invitation of King Terenus, King Jean Greymayne still attended the baptism of the Paladin of Prince Arthas of Lordaeron at the Cathedral of Light in Stormwind.

In the 15th year of the Dark Gate, when the Third Battle of the Dark Gate broke out, with the fall and betrayal of Arthas, the Scourge invaded Lordaeron, who sent an emissary to Gilneth for help, but was rejected by King Jean Greymane.

However, the Scourge did not let the self-contained nation go, as one of the legions attacked the Wall of Greymane while Arthas was leading the main force of the Scourge south. In the face of the disparity in strength, King Jean was forced to appoint the archmage Arugao to resist the invasion of the Scourge by drinking water to quench his thirst: summoning werewolves.

Although the werewolves of Arugao eventually repelled the invasion of the Scourge Legion, they also began to spread among the surviving Lordaeron and Gilneth in the Silverpine Forest, and laid the foundation for the future curse of the Gilneth werewolves.

When the army of the Prince of Arthas completely destroyed Lordaeron and Dalaran, Gianna, with the support of Duke, launched the largest westward crossing in human history.

King Jean was not enthusiastic about this, but Darius Crowley, another lord who had a favorable opinion of the alliance and advocated the opening of the land, openly declared his opposition to the king's policy and sent his own army to join Gianna's alliance fleet in the name of the Gilnes Brigade, laying the groundwork for a future rupture between them.

In the years that followed, although the Greymane Wall isolated the scourge and the werewolf threat to Gilneth, the werewolf curse inevitably began to spread across the isolated land.

In the beginning, the contagion of this curse was limited and small-scale. On full moon nights, kings and other nobles would enter the Black Forest with shotguns to secretly hunt down the werewolves that inhabited the area.

But this same limited containment was halted after an accident: King Jean Greymane was also bitten by a werewolf and contracted the curse.

Fortunately, his royal physician, Clennan, managed to temporarily suppress the animalistic and physical changes caused by the curse with a potion. Not only that, but a mysterious Night Elf priestess appeared in his sight: her name was Belissa.

A werewolf who was later called the 'Old Wolf King' by the player, Jean Greymane, was finally born.