Also, the other meaning of this is that someone has already come to inquire about this man before me, and the person who came to inquire about him is none other than me, but a human being like me.

Hamuel snorted softly, "You must have been to Magatha, didn't he tell you?" ”

"Say what?" I looked at the orc and said, "Is it the runaway champion?" ”

"Hmm...... The same can be said for the fact that before you there was another human on the Bluff of Thunder, but instead of coming to me, the human landed directly outside the tent of the witch of Magasana. Hamuel said.

"How do you know?"

"I know everything." Said the Great Druid.

"Do you know what the man is like?"

"Which one are you talking about?"

"The one before me."

"Probably not a good person." Hamuel said, "The champion's escape from here has caused him a lot of losses." ”

I frowned, not understanding what he meant. "I didn't understand."

"Ragash is not an easy fellow." The Great Druid said slowly, "He has a lot of secrets, and they seem to be far-reaching. ”

"Don't you always talk like that, what do you feel?"

"That's all I felt."

"No matter how important he is, you are still responsible for my losses." The orc next to him interjected.

"Hah! Wait and see. Hamuel's tone didn't seem to be a debt, but there was a sense of indifference.

"The guy who went to find Magassa should be an assassin." Hamuel went on to say, "Assassins of humanity, looking for a human champion. ”

"There wasn't a single human in this game except for Lagash, and I don't think there would be any human in the audience who would dare to go to that kind of place." The orc said.

"That's it?" I tilted my head to look at the orcs.

"It's not easy to kill him." The orc said, "Of course, now that he's gone, it's none of me." ”

"And where did he go?" I asked.

"You'd better ask the old witch this question." Hamuel said, "If the human assassin knew where Lagash went, the old witch must know too." ”

After thanking me repeatedly, I turned around and was about to leave, but as I left the tent, I heard a word from behind me, "How did you say that Magatha, who doesn't leave the door and doesn't go out of the door, knows humans?" ”

When I stepped into the Margasa's tent again, the great witch had a blank look on her face, and she was grinding the powder from the mortar to herself.

"I forgot to ask a few questions last time." I say.

The Great Witch didn't lift her eyelids, but stared at the huge stone mortar on the ground with her eyelids down.

"Great Witch, I ......"

I was a little embarrassed and she said, "You seem to be interested in that human too." ”

"Yes...... Uh, right. ”

"He's gone, he's gone, I've told you about it." She said.

"Yes...... But he ...... There was a ...... before me," and it dawned on me that I couldn't say that.

The stone hammer in Magatha's hand stopped grinding, "How do you know?" ”

"I ...... Uh, sorry...... I...... Someone saw it. ”

"Who is that person?" She turned her face to look at me.

This look made me know that it was not good, and that it offended people. "I went to find Rhaeggar." I said, "I want to know about that guy." ”

Magaza just stared at me and snorted.

"Where did the man go?" I tried to ask. "Can you tell me something?"

"Does he matter?"

"I don't know him." I say.

"Seeing how you panicked, I thought you knew him." Magassa began to pound the powder in the mortar again.

"I'm just curious."

"Curiosity doesn't necessarily lead to joy, and sometimes it leads to trouble." Magassa said.

"So...... That man wasn't a simple guy, was he? ”

"I don't know." She said, "I'm talking about you." ”

"Can you tell me ...... man now"

"The last person who came to consult paid me very well." She didn't blink an eyelid.

"Yes...... Uh, I'll pay for that too. I said.

She looked up at me, "But I don't want money right now." She said.

I blinked, she was trying to blackmail me!

I smiled, "So how can I repay you?" I said.

"Repay ......," she looked at me with a smile, "you are a good word." She put down the stone hammer in her hand, "How are you going to repay me?" ”

"Say it." I gave her the initiative, and if her request went too far, I could not accept it at all.

"I don't have anything for you to repay right now." She stood up and walked over to me, the swarthy cow had a peculiar smell of herbs. "But when I need your help in the future, can you help me?"

"What's the busy?"

"I don't need you right now, I'm talking about the future." She said softly, "Do you agree?" The cow looked at me with a smile, and her big eyes reflected me.

I shook my head slightly, "I'm not going to do anything that's beyond my means." ”

"Hah! I'm not going to let you die. She said.

"I won't do anything to harm people and things that concern me." I continued.

"What do you mean it's related to you?" She narrowed her eyes.

"Like my friend......"

"Birgit?" The cow smiled. "Deal, Mr. Bill." She said, "I'm not going to embarrass you. ”

She said as she walked over to the extinguished fire in the middle of the tent, "Come here." She began to mutter, and suddenly a fire burst into flames, and the flames instantly jumped more than a person high, and then immediately retracted.

Magassa stretched out her hands, and an image faintly appeared in the middle of the flames, and I hurried to it, but it was like a reflection in the rippling water, and I couldn't see anything clearly.

I looked at the flame and then at her, and Magassa stared at the flame and seemed to be lost in thought, "What is this?" I asked.

"Who are you looking for...... It has now reached the far north, in the Ash Valley Forest. Magassa said, "She's with the Night Elves." ”

"Where?" I asked.

"The orcs are about to fight them." "But they might lose." ”

"What? Who? ”

"The orc army is two or three times as large as theirs." Said the Great Witch.

"Then how can I find him?" I say.

Magassa shook her hands vigorously, and in an instant the flames on the fire were extinguished, and a wisp of green smoke came out gently, and the smoke was so vertical that I felt a little fake.

"I don't know." She looked at me and said.

I thanked her, and as I was leaving, she gently reminded me, "You're going to keep your promise, aren't you?" ”

It made me feel a little sick to my stomach, but I nodded anyway.

As I lay on Bill's lap and stared at the blue sky, she gently stroked my face, "You seem to have a lot on your mind. ”

"I have a bad feeling in my heart." I say.

"What? Is it because of that human? ”

"Yes." I said, "Do you think I'm going to get to the bottom of it and see who he really is?" ”

"Who he is, what does it have to do with you?" Bill looked down at me and said softly.

"I don't know what it has to do with me, but ...... I just feel a little unsure. I said.

"Why?"

"I can't tell, but ...... I always seem to be one step behind this guy, and I've been chasing him all this time. ”

"It's just a coincidence." Bill said, "You just had a time difference when you set off, so don't be foolish." ”

"And the Great Witch has said that he is involved with the Night Elves, and has a war with the Orcs, and the Orcs are far outnumbered by them, and he may be dead." She continued.

"If you're dead...... I sighed softly, "if you're dead...... Maybe it's not a bad thing. ”

Bill stroked my forehead and kissed it gently.

I lived in Thunder Cliff like this, and this kind of life is actually quite good, really, except for idle fart. But a few days later, news of the orc's defeat in Ashen Valley came, and the Warsong Clan lost the battle in Ashen Valley with three times the strength of the Night Elves.

However, the news didn't make a splash after it reached Thunder Bluff, but I knew what it meant.

Another version of the report said that both sides summoned elemental spirits, and the orcs summoned huge elemental flames to completely smash the dying resistance of the Night Elf troops, but the result was that the thunderstorm and thorn vines summoned by unknown people instantly defeated the orcs who originally had the advantage of the army.

The orcs failed inexplicably, but when I discussed it with Hamuel, he just smiled and didn't answer. Chief Kane has finally returned from his trip and discussed plans to send troops to support the orcs in their defense of the northern Ashenvale forests and the Barrens' borders.

The plan was approved almost without any question, and the Terror Totem Clan would not send anyone, as their clan was planning how to further fight the centaurs for control of the Western Barrens and the Stonetalon Mountains further west. The Stonetalon Mountains, which connect to the northernmost part of Mogaolei, are an important part of the long-term stability of the Minotaur territory.

The Terror Totem has something they originally planned so they are not ready to allocate manpower to assist in the defense, but although the Rune Totem tribe promised to send people to support, but this group of people who study herbs and minerals every day are not the kind of people who dance knives and guns and carry axes to fight against people, this tribe seems to have always made its people seem less competitive. Later, it was Kane Bloodhoof who gathered the army through the other tribes and sent the Rune Totem clan as a support.

Bill and I sat on the highest point of Thunder Bluff or rode the Kodo Beast and enjoyed the carefree time, the war was still going on outside, but the strife really seemed to us in the here and now.

As long as I don't think about it, it's equivalent to not existing.