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Darkspear Trolls and Minotaurs are now sojourners. The Winterspring Valley, where the Forsaken is located, can hardly be said to be its territory, the key is that the Winterspring Valley has a large number of blue dragons and half-dragons. If the alliance is determined to provoke a dispute, according to Duke's current relationship with the Temple of Dragon's Sleep, a war mobilization will be issued in the name of Karegos, and the forsaken will be finished.

The situation of the three groups is different.

The Minotaurs are the most relaxed, and the peace-loving Minotaurs of their own history have never been at war with any race in the Alliance.

The Minotaurs, who believed in nature and shamanism, also had a significant influence in the Cenarion Council. Today, the Cenarion Council is Chair of Malfurion. Although the council does not have the right to vote in the alliance, it has enough influence, after all, behind the council stands a group of wilderness demigods led by Cenarius.

Bane knew very well that if he did not join the Alliance, then the fertile grassland of Mogaure, where the Minotaurs had lived for generations, would have to say goodbye to the Minotaurs forever.

This is a very realistic thing.

After Duke announced that the Council of the Thrones had begun voting on the Minotaurs to join the Alliance, unsurprisingly, it was Tyrande who was the first to raise his hand in agreement.

Privately, Tyrande had already greeted Duke. In fact, the joining of the minotaur is harmless to the alliance, and Malfurion, who lacks political acumen over there, still stupidly ran over and pleaded with his childhood sweetheart. As a result, Tyrande earned a favor for nothing.

Of course, Duke is not jealous, and in the end, he has Malfurion on his head and a green prairie.

The results of the vote are in.

Duke announced in a clear voice, "Very well, the Council of the Throne unanimously passed the motion 'Let the Minotaurs join the Alliance' proposed by the Council of Cenarion. In my capacity as the Commander-in-Chief of the Alliance, I announce that the Minotaurs are welcome to the Alliance. ”

There was a round of applause at the throne meeting.

Bane was moved to tears.

It's not easy!

His father was murdered by the brain-dead roar, which later turned out to be poisoned by the terror totem of Magatha. After the Alliance captured Magatha, they also turned the traitor to Bane, leaving the new Minotaur leader to stab the enemy.

Compared with their own personal feuds, the reproduction and inheritance of the Minotaur is more important.

Letting him slash his enemies can be a political show, and only by truly joining the alliance can he regain the most important territory.

Bane's voice choked up, and he was also an upright boy: "Thank you leaders, thank you for the recognition and support of the countries of the alliance. Although we Minotaurs love peace, we never bow down to the forces of evil. In the future, where it will be useful to our minotaurs, please ask the alliance to give an order. ”

Next, regarding the return of the Mogaure territory controlled by the alliance military at this stage, and the reconstruction plan of the occupied area, it is logical.

Essentially, the Cenarion Council is responsible for restoring the ecology there, and the Coalition has no other requirements than to build a railroad into the collapsed Thunder Bluff area.

The treatment of the Minotaur made the other two tribes envious.

Woking actually thought about whether to move the other two leaders and let the three clans pack up and join the alliance together, but he gave up. This kind of approach, as if setting up a small hill, is more likely to anger the alliance.

If Duke uses the 'one-vote veto' that does not exist on the surface, but actually exists, the three clans will be finished.

The orcs are finished, and there is no need for the three clans to be buried with the orcs.

Next it was the Darkspear Troll's turn to vote.

Compared to the Minotaurs, the Dark Spear Trolls not only have no advantage, but have a great disadvantage.

It's another thing to say that the Dark Spear Trolls have nothing to do with other trolls, and what the leaders of the alliance countries think. It wasn't too long ago that the Zandalar Trolls had gathered the Troll races of Amani, Gulabash, and the Frost Trolls. They openly seized the Coalition's ports and ships, and formed the 'Zandalar State' in Pandalia to fight against the Alliance.

This proves that trolls are capable of tandem.

This kind of thing is quite taboo.

Compared to the lively scene when the Minotaur had just been welcomed to the Alliance, the atmosphere of the scene was cold on the spot after Duke announced that he was discussing the addition of the Darkspear Trolls. It was as if a black hole had appeared in the middle of the field, sucking all the temperature away, and it was frighteningly cold.

There are too many alliance kingdoms that have had conflicts and wars with trolls in history.

Just a few examples.

Queen Xi's Sindore Kingdom was formerly known as Quel'Salas, and it had been fighting with the Amani trolls for thousands of years, and it was even more pressured by the Amani trolls. The previous king, Anastrian, deigned to communicate and form an alliance with humans, forming an alliance with humans at the cost of teaching magic to humans, and this is how the car overturned Amani trolls.

On the continent of Lordaeron, many kingdoms have fought against trolls,

For example, the Hammer Dwarves of Eagle's Nest Mountain, the Evil Branch, and the Deadwood Clan.

Another example is Dana Stolbair, the king of the kingdom of Stormgard, and the god 'Thorbain' itself means troll killer.

Then there are the Frostmane Trolls and Winter Axe Trolls that are scattered throughout the snow-capped mountains of the Eastern Kingdom Continent, harassing Alterac and Danmoro respectively.

Further south is the kingdom of Stormwind, which is at constant war with the remnants of the Gulabash Empire.

It is no exaggeration to say that purely from the perspective of the 'troll' race, it is simply to offend most of the alliance to death.

Knowing that he had to do something, Woking stepped forward and bowed, his right hand caressing his left shoulder: "Honorable Alliance Leaders, Your Excellency the Great Alliance Commander, Woking, the leader of the Dark Spear Trolls, requests to speak. ”

"You say. Duke agreed.

Woking cleared his throat: "Before voting, I would like to emphasize one point on behalf of the Darkspear Trolls - there is a very big difference and difference between trolls and trolls. Just as mankind has formed the Seven Kingdoms of today through multiplication and competition for territory over the long years. Trolls have also split into many different races and kingdoms over the course of 30,000 years. ”

Woking spent five minutes briefly explaining the structure of a troll.

The Zandalar Trolls are the ancestors of all trolls, so the Zandalar tribe is a special branch of trolls who are born with a reputation for righteousness.

There are four major branches that have split from them:

Forest Trolls: Represented by the Amani Trolls, there are clans such as Fire Trees, Evil Teeth, Evil Branches, Rotten Moss, Burning Thorns, and Dead Wood.

Sand Trolls: Represented by the Sand Fury clan of Zulfarakri, who inhabit the Tanaris desert in the southern part of the continent of Kalimdor.

Jungle Trolls: Represented by the Gulabash clan, including the Bloodtop, Darkspear, Broken Spear, Skull, and Atalai and Hakale factions.

Frost Trolls: Represented by the Dakarai clan that founded the Gudak Empire in Northrend, including the Frostmane Clan and the Winteraxe Clan.