There has been no news from Orgrimmar, there is no news and there is no supply of materials and troops, the current situation is actually not optimistic, this battle is indeed our victory, but the cost is also obvious. We need more soldiers, more defensive equipment, more offensive props in the future, but nothing is in place right now.

Garrosh's confidence surprised me, I was very suspicious, I really don't know where his confidence came from, but this guy is very confident, confused with confidence.

Although he was also seriously wounded, he walked around the wounded barracks twice with a bandage, and constantly encouraged the soldiers, who were still very encouraged and morale high when they saw his appearance.

In his words, a warrior can only die in battle, not die of disease. I looked at Sarufar to the side, the expression on his face did not change, and it was clear that he agreed with this statement.

He is the commander-in-chief, I am a staff officer at most, since I am a staff officer, there are some things that can only be persuaded, but after persuasion, people will ignore them at all, then there is nothing I can do. It's not that I'm not responsible, it's that I'm self-aware.

Garrosh took advantage of the victory, and he left the yet-to-be-built Warsong Fortress with a group of troops, and at this point he became more and more self-indulgent, and I felt that the undead scourge was about to become worthless in his eyes.

I went to Sarufar and said that this could not be done, Sarufar, as an old soldier, he had experienced a lot of things, and he also felt that this matter was a little inappropriate, so he repeatedly persuaded Garrosh not to be so aggressive, but Garrosh not only ignored it but also led the team out of the fortress directly. I also took my axe with me.

After that battle I was thinking about getting my weapon back, but Garrosh was either busy patrolling the construction or inspecting the wounded, and when I finally met him, he told me that he was using the axe and hoped that I would give it to him.

At first, I was reluctant, I knew the special features of this axe, but seeing that I didn't let go, Garrosh chose to play tricks, and he told me that I should ask for it, just give him this axe.

When he saw that I hesitated a little, he directly said that it didn't matter if he didn't think about it, think about it slowly, and it would not be too late to say it when he thought about it.

The axe was thus seized by him.

Hegemony is hegemony, but with his reckless character, the axe can really help him. A good weapon must be in the hands of someone who is suitable for using it, it's not that I won't use it, but maybe this axe can make it more useful. I mean...... In case he was in danger, a good weapon might save his life.

He rushed out of the fortress, and the cavalry of Kukaron who followed behind him swept away.

On this day, Sarufar called me to a letter from Orgrimmar, and it was not easy for this letter to be delivered, but it was only a letter, and it was only a notice in advance, and the food, grass, personnel, and other supplies were said to be on the way, and it would probably arrive in a few days.

And there was one more thing in the letter, and that was that Orgrimmar had told the Coalition about our approximate coordinates and location, because the warship that the Coalition had originally landed on had failed miserably after landing somewhere that seemed good, and many people had died. Now they want to know where we are and are ready to set up camp not very far from us, so that they can take care of it.

Because Garrosh had already let himself go, he was not in the camp now, so the matter was taken over by Sarufar.

He chose to tell the Alliance where we were, and sent men to meet the Alliance Expeditionary Force, which was belatedly and unfavorable.

But when Garrosh came back and found out about it, he complained to Sarufar, but in the end it was over, although he didn't look down on the alliance and didn't want to help the alliance, but after all, it was a letter from the chief Sal, and in the end, Sarufar came out of the matter, so he complained, which was an order, and he had to obey in the end.

Actually, I'm more curious about what happened to the vanguard of the Alliance, they probably didn't flee first and then turn back like us, and then landed rashly, without knowing anything. I guess that's how it should be.

Since there was no more detailed description in the letter, we didn't know what was going on, so we had to find out the truth of the matter when the people who went to greet us returned.

However, in the face of the fact that the Alliance had caught up, although Garrosh obeyed the chieftain's orders to help the Alliance, he also became agitated, and not only did he ask to explore the land further afield, draw a more detailed map, but also take down the Lich King before the Alliance army could fully establish the fortress.

His idea is good, but it's simply unrealistic. If the wolf cavalry could assassinate Arthas so easily, then there would be no need to be so aggressive.

King Sarufar disagreed with this suicide, King Agmar disagreed, and neither did King Bogurlok and King Razgar. They are reckless at times, but at least they are not stupid at this time. So Garrosh went out to the wild purely for excitement, but Kukaron still had to do his best to protect him.

The man who went to deal with the Alliance finally returned, and he also brought back the envoys of the Alliance, who in turn brought a letter from the commander of the Alliance Expeditionary Force.

I've never heard the name of the Commander of the Alliance Army, a guy named Alos, and a Navy Commander named Canterley Brie, who knew it was a woman as soon as I heard the name. I'm curious about what the situation is, what the relationship, and what kind of thing can make this woman the commander of the navy.

When I asked if the woman was from Kul Tiras, the envoy said he didn't know.

I didn't tell Garrosh about this, and if I did, he would have been even more mad. As for the failure of the landing on the coalition side, the courier said that it was an intelligence error, and the landing at a certain ice field caused a collision and caused several ships to sink.

I asked him if the loss was big, and he said that it was quite large, and a large amount of supplies had sunk.

Well, it's sunking...... If it sinks, it will never be able to be fished out again.

After the docking was completed, Sarufar gave the emissary a copy of the map, which really helped the alliance a lot, especially how to hide from the natives of the land.

This is a very serious problem for the tribe, and Garrosh has plans to annex the land, but for now we are still acting with the goal of more than less, and try not to disturb the strange natives.

There are many aborigines I know, intelligent, primitive, capable of creating civilization, pure rabble.

When we came, I deliberately let the expeditionary fleet avoid the most intelligent race in this land...... The Viku people. This race is divided into many races, but these guys have a unified trait that is extremely warlike, although there are more intelligent and powerful races than them, such as dragons, but dragons are guardians, and the dragons here are almost extinct, so they have become the overlords of this land. As for the other walrusmen, yak people, bear monsters, including trolls, they are no match for them.

This tundra is inhabited by walrus people, yak people, and some viku people. The arrival of the undead scourge has caused these races to be scourged enough, and these guys are surviving in secret, which has caused their temperament to be very unstable. Garrosh initially wanted to destroy them after learning about these circumstances, but we persuaded them to make enemies, but it was too difficult to reconcile or even not invade each other.

The information we provided actually really helped the Alliance a lot, and left them with a lot of trouble. However, the Alliance, especially the human race, is indeed more flexible than other races, and the place where they set up their camp is not very far from the Walrus, although they have avoided territorial disputes with the Walrus, and after a period of time, the relationship between them has warmed up quite quickly, of course, since we are in a group with the Alliance Army, so after the Walrus accepted the humans, the tribe was also accepted by the Walrus.

Despite this, Garrosh was very disgusted with the Alliance, and that overflowing disgust gave me a vague sense that this guy would sooner or later do something to the Alliance. Of course, if he did something to the Alliance, no one could keep their sanity at the instigation of the Old Gods.

Garrosh said that sooner or later he would tear down the fortress of the Alliance, but he failed to do so.

The alliance was building harder, and we told them about the first battle, and agreed to help each other if they were attacked.

After a while, the supplies we had been thinking about finally came, more artillery, more soldiers, more food and medicine, and more furs and other messy things. At one point, Garrosh was even more inflated. He became more and more impatient to march.

And with the continuous exploration of this land, Garrosh's ambition is also rapidly expanding, but before that, he did a very correct thing, that is, to send supplies to the yak people here, the same minotaur race, it is logical for the minotaurs from Mogaolei to send warmth to these guys.

To my surprise, they spoke the same language, telling them that we were an expeditionary force to destroy the Lich King and the Scourge of the Dead, and that they were able to join us. But it has to be said that they did join, but by this time they had been choked by the scourge of the undead, their people were slaughtered, then skinned, and their corpses were crafted into flesh giants, abominations, and other monsters.

The yak people are not a warlike people, I used to see these guys when I led the troops to clean this land, but they are very good at running, especially good at hiding, because their combat effectiveness is really not good, so I let them go for the time being, and the main reason is that we were not short of raw materials at that time.

Both sides were in place, but before they were fully in place, something happened to the Warsong Fortress, and it was a big deal.

This also made the subsequent attack immediately deflated, and we had to face an enemy far more powerful than we imagined.