I returned to the tribal camp.

Garrosh was surprised, King Sarufar was surprised but sad, others were surprised and disapproving.

Of course, there will be doubts.

This cannot be avoided.

I've made up some easy self-consistent reasons. Garrosh didn't say much, and I expressed enough sympathy to Sarufar.

Now the coalition forces have disintegrated, almost disintegrated.

The actions of the Forsaken have completely angered the Alliance, and although the tribe still has no clarity on the first two majors, the Forsaken is a member of the tribe, and this responsibility cannot be relied upon.

But at this time, the tribe is not only not human inside and outside, but also has a lot of doubts inside, and they demand a thorough investigation into this matter.

Arthas has not been killed, this matter is a big deal, but the alliance said that the tribe's behavior of stabbing in the back seriously hurt the interests and feelings of both parties, and this matter is absolutely intolerable, and asked the tribe to come up with an explanation immediately.

So before I returned, all the forsaken in the camp were arrested, and then harsh interrogations ensued.

Orcs are not as adept at torture as humans are, but they don't have no other way but violence.

The Forsaken on the Western Front were censored one by one, from the Dragonbone Wilderness to the Grizzly Hills, from Zudak to the Howling Fjord, the Alliance acted directly against the Forsaken, and the Horde first pacified and then moved to prevent the Alliance from discovering something before they did, especially something unfavorable to themselves.

Ha! This is a very interesting thing, at first the tribe woke up from the shock and immediately asked for an explanation, can you say the explanation, what to say?

The members of the Royal Apothecary Society are spread across all tribal strongholds, and it is not impossible to arrest them all, but what about arresting them? They know very little, and the only thing they can spit out is how the big pharmacists ask them to study, in which direction, what experiments to do, what effects they want to achieve, and nothing else. And since the accident at the Gate of Damnation, the people of the Royal Apothecary Guild have disappeared without a trace.

This shocked the tribe's side, and Garrosh immediately reported it to Thrall, and although he couldn't see Thrall himself, I could imagine how angry his face was at this time.

Warrants were issued for the escaped royal apothecaries, Garrosh, but it was not easy to catch them in this vast wasteland and unfamiliar place. But they need to do this, catch them faster to get a better grasp of the situation, faster and more information to avoid bad things for the tribe.

But the idea is very full, but the reality is very skinny, they have captured only a handful, and they immediately subjected the captives to harsh interrogation, and only then did they roughly conclude that it was the great pharmacist Putres who authorized and commanded the attack.

When all the fingers were pointed at Putres, I came up with a new idea, and that was Warimas.

This guy hides himself very deeply every time he acts, and he will minimize his presence so that even if something happens, he can't be found.

Sylvanas had nothing to do with such a big incident, and everyone claimed that they must bring the banshee back for interrogation to avenge her brother who died on the battlefield due to the betrayal of the Forsaken.

In this way, the Northern Expedition was suspended.

It's not a termination, it's a suspension.

To some extent, this sentence is true. Therefore, the battle between the two sides will not be fought for the time being, and they will not unite, and the alliance will refuse to cooperate with the tribe before this matter is clarified.

The tribe doesn't look down on the alliance in the first place, and since the alliance says so, some people still wish that the alliance has nothing to do with the tribe.

In this way, the two sides withdrew their troops and engaged in this matter first. However, some people questioned what would have happened if the Lich King had learned about this at this time. I said there was no way, now that the rift had been created, it was no longer a problem that could be resolved through negotiations, and someone had to take responsibility for it and pay the price for it.

This has been said very clearly, to take responsibility is to carry this pot that does not know whether it is black or not.

And what I said is still on the surface, and secretly those small actions of both sides are endless, and the impact of such things is extremely bad, but the commanders of both sides do not care about this kind of thing, which also causes more and more bloody conflicts between the two sides to occur in the field.

The news was sent back to Orgrimmar, and it took some time to get the news back from Orgrimmar, and although the mage used a teleportation spell, it was not something that could be decided immediately.

While we were waiting for Orgrimmar's orders, something big happened on the tribal side that I couldn't even have imagined. That is, Sylvanas fled to Kalimdor and traveled to Orgrimmar to seek refuge from the Horde.

The news shocked all of us, and I was so confused by the news that my first reaction was "No!" ”

I really didn't expect Sylvanas to use this trick, I have to say that she is clever.

She ran to Orgrimmar and cried to Thrall that the Royal Apothecary Society had rebelled. Not only did he kill her, but he also took over the Undercity.

Although this is not completely impossible, such a big problem is too abrupt.

If I were Putres and I were going to do a coup d'état, I would kill Sylvanas first and do everything I could to kill her, not in Northrend first.

The tribe was apparently not stupid, and everyone accused Sylvanas of being a liar and wanted to dismantle her.

But now this situation is that someone has to be responsible for this matter first, and then there is the punishment, Sylvanas himself came, and the person who carried the black cauldron was there, whether he really wanted to carry the black cauldron or not, but that person had to die, he was Putress.

But what about Sylvanas' responsibility? The Horde was not prepared to hold her accountable immediately, as even handing over her head would not calm the Coalition's anger at this time. It's better to keep her for now, and it's not too late to push her out when you can't figure it out.

The Tribe immediately relayed the news to Stormwind through Gianna.

The reaction from Stormwind City was quite fierce, and everyone had one purpose, revenge. Because of the small actions of the two sides in Northrend, the alliance wanted to settle this account together, but in the end this account was a bad account and was put behind, but the matter was temporarily shelved, but shelving does not mean that it is solved, and there was a period of time after the end of the Northern Expedition The two sides fell into great chaos.

The alliance demanded that the Horde punish the culprit, and both sides sent their armies to launch a siege of the Undercity.

This time, the alliance sent a lot of people, and King Varian went directly to Lordaeron in person.

The incident was broadcast almost in real time, and what happened every two days, or even every day, was sent to Garrosh's desk.

The war started very smoothly, the commander of the alliance army drove straight in, and the tribe at this time was very difficult, and some people gossiped at the front, and some people said even more if they did not rush. Should the tribe avoid suspicion?

The answer is yes!

First of all, the Horde sent a small number of troops to attack with the Coalition army, not only because the Horde could not just stand there and watch, but also because they were asked to bear witness. But the tribe's side is not stupid! They are not stupid!

It was not difficult for the army to break through the Undercity, and the Forsaken in the city did not organize any decent defense and counterattack, even after going underground, the Alliance army was resisted more fiercely, but the Undercity was not an entrance, and Sylvanas's information allowed the Alliance army to enter the dungeon through the sewers.

Surprise soldiers descended from the sky to disrupt the original defenses, and it didn't take long for the Undercity to fall to the Alliance.

After hearing the news of Varian's conquest and the fall of the Undercity, I could even imagine that Varian was at this time. What an expression on Wrynn's face.

Ha! This is not bragging, it is really imaginable.

In fact, Varian's personal conquest had three purposes, and the tribe at that time was actually both difficult and dangerous.

Varian went to the north first to take revenge, which was a matter of course, to show his anger, to avenge the death of his soldiers. The second is to enhance your prestige, revenge is only one of them, show your personality charm and so on! Another point is that it was the place where the Kingdom of Stormwind had completely fallen and he was killed.

At this time, he returned, above board, and majestic, and this matter could greatly satisfy his heart.

Of course, the third point is the most vicious.

Yes, I used the word, it was vicious, he was actually a very brainy person, and I taught the students.

That's what he's going to take over that land!

It's not hard to understand what I'm talking about, right?

It was the land of Lordaeron, the land of mankind, the first place where humans established their kingdoms. But unfortunately it has fallen, perished, although humanity is no longer the master of this land, but he, the future of mankind, the hope of mankind, has led the army of justice, the army of revenge, and they have recaptured this land that has suffered so much!

This feat will be written in the history of mankind! The First Emperor of the Ages is definitely worthy of this title.

But the tribe is not stupid.

If the Horde doesn't move, let the Alliance enter the city without a hitch, then take the place, and then ...... All of the Horde's rights and interests in this land will be completely ended when the city returns to the Alliance!

Do you understand what I'm saying?

If Lordaeron is taken back, the Silver Pine Forest, the land southwest of Lordaeron bordering the Kingdom of Gilneys, will be taken back, and after this land is taken back, the tribal armies in the Alterac Mountains, in the Plains of Hillsbrad, in the Hills Bride Hills, in the Arathi Highlands and many other places will be completely cut off from Kalimdor.

The tribe has already sent a large number of troops here, and this loss is immeasurable.

So when a small number of troops followed the alliance into the city to fight, and even served as cannon fodder, a large number of troops from outside the city poured into the ruins of Lordaeron. Of course, the alliance also took precautions, and a large number of magicians in Dalaran, and even Ronin and Crassus were all transferred back.

However, the tribal army was not only waiting outside the city, but the army that poured into the city was also very simple, if the alliance did not withdraw, then trap them inside.

King Varian did not go underground, he was very cautious at this time, and he had to be so cautious.

You know what I mean?