The peace of the coalition forces was not maintained for a long time, and the two sides did not sign peace-related matters just after the end of the war, and even if the two sides did not agree on the withdrawal of troops, in fact, at this time, everyone knew in their hearts that no one wanted to retreat, and no one wanted to give up their immediate interests.

But there must be an explanation for this matter, and this matter must not be delayed for too long, although the provocation of the other side can completely break out into conflict or even war, or even a full-scale war. But the cost of this battle has been great enough for both sides, and the soldiers here are already very tired and wounded, and the risks of rushing into battle in this situation are immeasurable.

The most important point is that even if the army here is defeated, it will not completely defeat the army of the Alliance, the dwarves, the gnomes, the humans, especially the south, and the two human kingdoms that did not participate in the war due to internal reasons, the elves, and the new Draenei who joined the alliance, these things are quite numerous, and they can organize the army again and make a comeback.

On the other hand, the damage to the strength of the tribe's side is much more serious than that of the alliance, before the orc invasion broke out to the Lich King, the number of orcs was not comparable to that of human dwarves at all, and the vast majority of the orcs who were imprisoned in Dunhold Prison in the early years and were scattered everywhere came to the western continent Kalim There are actually not as many as 108,000 people, and after so many years of reproduction, even if the orcs can give birth again, how many can they have?

Besides, the Warsong clan has always had a bad time with the elves, and although there are occasional conflicts, this kind of loss cannot be completely ignored. Later, with the addition of people from the Frostwolf Clan, they came to Alterac to get involved in such a hand, but in fact, the number of people on the tribe's side did not grow particularly well.

The Minotaurs had been chased by centaurs before the orcs came to Kalimdor, and they had no place to live, so how many could they have?

Trolls are better than both, but they're not particularly powerful, let alone forsaken. The blood elves, a race that is close to separation, give me the feeling that they will betray the tribe at any time, so the overall situation is not optimistic about the tribe's side now.

I have analysed this matter with King Sarufar, and I have also mentioned it to Garrosh, and this matter has been reported to Thrall, who agrees and advocates peace, but Garrosh wants to overcome the difficulties and do his best to fight for the interests of the tribe.

Although Thrall has peace in mind, the tribe has not taken the initiative to propose peace, it is not good to put it forward too early or too late, but it must be bad too early! And it's very bad. This is clear to everyone.

According to the Lich King's request, both sides must leave Northrend as soon as possible, Tirio. The Silver Dawn led by Fording was the most willing to ask for the evacuation, believing that Duke Berval would be able to do what the new Lich King would do when he became the new Lich King, and they didn't want to get involved in the war that followed.

I've got to talk about Tirio, who is absolutely smart. He is kind, but not stupid at all, but very smart. He knew the relationship between the Alliance and the Horde, and he still saw the long term, although his slogan was to destroy the remnants of the dead, restore Lordaeron, and save all of humanity.

There is nothing wrong with this slogan, and no one else can say anything, and this reason is legitimate, just, and justified. So they retreated very timely, very quickly, so to speak, and could not wait to embark on the path of triumph.

Of course, they were able to withdraw their troops quickly, partly to avoid falling into the subsequent conflict of the Union Tribes, and partly to grab people.

The Scarlet Expeditionary Force has failed, but the Scarlet Crusaders still exist, and they will always exist, and they will not rest on their laurels! Some of the elders of the Scarlet Crusade are still alive, and although they played almost no role in the end of this war, the leaders of the Scarlet Crusader will not miss the opportunity in this matter, and will even impose a harsher and more perverted education on those who join the Scarlet Crusader, they may be more paranoid, more stubborn, and more evil than before!

The emaciated camel was bigger than the horse, and although tens of thousands of people had died, this organization was still larger than the Silver Dawn, and the current Silver Dawn couldn't handle them. And Silver Dawn doesn't have a way to directly characterize this organization, they can't declare them evil, they can't label them as anti-human and launch a conquest.

So now all they can do is increase their propaganda, just increase their influence to attract enough people, they have already reduced talents before the start of this war, whether you are a human or a dwarf, whether you are an elf or an orc, as long as you agree with their teachings and beliefs, and abide by their rules and rules, you can join their organization.

There are quite a lot of people in the alliance, after all, they are all humanoid creatures, and their appearance is very similar, but there are few people on the tribe's side, and they are mainly minotaurs. Although the minotaurs are on the side of the tribe, their relationship with the Night Elves is not bad.

Their retreat actually affected many people, even the Alliance soldiers are now in their hearts. So now the alliance is actually a bit of a military fluctuation, and it is not monolithic. Both sides have their own difficulties and strengths.

The withdrawal of troops has been grinding on the alliance side, the dwarves don't want to retreat, whether it's the Explorers Guild or the Nesinvari expedition team doesn't want to retreat, they still have a lot to do, and after the dwarves found the ruins of the Titans and the ice dwarves, they said that they wanted to stay, and no one could say a word.

Tirio proposes that everyone get out of here, but that's all it takes, and Bolval says that letting everyone know that the Lich King is dead is both a good thing and a bad thing, the good side is that everyone is free from fear, especially the commoners, but the bad thing is that everyone's coveting of this land will not only make this land not peaceful, but also may discover the secret of the Lich King's regeneration.

I'm still in the process of judging whether or not to tell the tribe about it, and I'll tell them if I need to, but of course it wasn't covered up in the end, and Sylvanas reported the secret to the tribe's higher-ups.

In addition, the alliance does not want to retreat is the gnomes, these guys follow the dwarves and they also want to explore the secrets here, and the other secret left is the goblins. Not to mention business acumen and business sense, their curiosity is no worse than that of dwarven gnomes. There was also an organization called Dalaran, which had been rebuilt after being trampled by the Scourge of the Dead and the Burning Legion, but now it was no longer where it was, it was now a crater, and the city was now flying into the sky, and it was flying here, over Northrend.

The curiosity of magicians can be imagined, and those who don't have curiosity can't be magicians. There is also a human group, similar to the Reclamation Lands, who have set up camp in Grizzly Hills and Howling Fjord, which is their new colony.

But on the other hand, on the tribe's side, none of them care about the secrets of the Titans, they don't care about the technology here, they only care about the resources here. Because these resources will help in the war later. And as the victorious side, if the alliance wants to take possession, then it can't be left behind.

So this war actually transitioned from the scourge of the undead to the other.

After Bolval became the new Lich King, he also fell into a long-term seal, but despite this, the countless remnants of the undead Scourge still obeyed the leadership of the new Lich King, and they became restrained, and they did not attack the living in a frenzied manner. But the downside is obvious, and that is that all the guys who decided to stay are starting to become more and more unscrupulous, and they are less and less afraid of the dead bodies.

Naxxramas remained here, unable to repair and maintain such a large floating fortress, but the Death Knights refused to let Dalaran touch the building, and the Ebon Fortress left the area, and they returned to East Wilder with the Silver Crusade, and later took on the responsibility of resurrecting the dead heroes, so that they could continue to reunite with their families, and they could continue to serve their clan or kingdom.

However, the group later suspended resurrecting those who had died in battle, as the Alliance and the Horde fought, but the Death Knight didn't really want to get involved in it.

I wandered the moor for a long time, and at last I settled at the southernmost point of the Dragonbone Wilderness, not far from the Valley of the New Hearth, not far from the sea, and this beach was a dead beach, and there were not only dead people, but also ghosts, undead ghosts, where ships had sunk. Although Varian once led troops to take over New Hearthvale, didn't they all evacuate later? It's because it's haunted.

Soldiers are very taboo about this kind of thing, although most of them have killed people with blood on their hands, but the psychological impact of such a thing as a ghost on a soldier comes from whether he will become like this if he dies.

At that time, the alliance still had a lot to do, and this matter was delayed, and such a delay was forever delayed. Even after the alliance and the tribe fought in Northrender for a long time, few people came, and it can be said that almost no one came.

Of course, after coming here, they will most likely not be able to go back, either slaughtered by me, or torn apart by zombies covered with snow waiting for their prey, but when their souls are out of the body, they will stay here, wandering, wandering, tangled, and then when they meet the living, they will become like other ghosts, tyrannical and crazy.

I'll occasionally go to the Alliance to check on the situation, and then go to the tribe to see if there's anything I need help with, and when the tribe encounters some problems that are difficult to solve, they will naturally come to me. For their requests, I am satisfied by their mood.

After all, there are some things that I don't like at all, and when I think it's a big deal or doesn't fit my judgment of the situation, I'll decisively reject them. Of course, they still find me most often when they kill people, and I'm still good at this kind of thing.

In the end, the Alliance's military base in Grizzly Hills still failed to build, and I did this by myself, and their occupation of most of the Howling Fjords was already their greatest consecration, and I burned them down at the base of Grizzly Hills by the sea. I allowed them to build a base, but I didn't allow them to build a dock as big as the port of Minethir, and after a few fires, they learned to behave.

And in order to prevent them from coming in large numbers, I created a few plagues for them at the right time, and it is interesting that immigrants come here, that is, they advertise that they do not pay taxes and are completely self-sufficient.

How could such a thing be? I knew on my toes that it would soon become impossible, but I couldn't wait that long, all I had to do was keep them from coming.

The alliance finally found the tribe to ask for an explanation, but how could the tribe admit that the two groups almost fought because of this matter. Why didn't they fight in the end? Because the tribe somehow contracted a large number of typhoid fever, and later made trouble at the highest level on both sides, but this matter was over.

Later, the two sides slowly stopped, the tribe's military base here gradually decayed, although there are still garrisons, but only a small number of people here have declared sovereignty here, the alliance side is a little stronger than the tribe, and then the alliance sent a large number of people to investigate me, and later found out that I was a person who was sabotaging, but they never caught me. I alone put the Alliance's reclamation plan on hold forever.

And I'm lonely here, I'm always alone, no one listens to me, I can only talk to the ghosts, but those guys have lost their minds, they only think about how to destroy my body, and then drag my soul to join them.

Day after day passed like this, and at first I remembered it, but then when I had drawn a path that was all over the wall, I forgot to continue to draw on it, and so began to live a muddy life. Until one day, a few people came up to the land, and I rescued a young man. He was also a magician of Dalaran, and although he had only lived with me for less than two days, I suddenly learned something and had the idea of returning to the human world.

But...... There was another reason why I really decided to go back to earth, and that was that I suddenly had a violent tremor in the heavens, when huge waves rushed from the horizon and lifted the boat that had sunk to the bottom of the water and pushed it to the shore, when the waves were no longer waves, but became the legendary tsunami, the beach was gone, the forest was submerged, and everything was swallowed up by the flood.

Even when the water receded, the flood destroyed everything along the coast, and from that day on, I saw dragons pouring out of their nests. They flew south, and the south is the world of men, and something must have happened to the world of men.

I went to the tribe to inquire about the situation, and the buildings here did not suffer any damage except for the collapse of the latrine. But they don't know exactly what happened.

Later, I went to the alliance camp and learned that Dalaran had left Northrend at this time, and I don't know what the reason is, after all, there is no such high authority.

I lurked on the boat back to Minethir, and although I knew something terrible had happened in the human world, and I wanted to go back sooner, the journey was tortuous, and the most surprising thing to me was that when the ship returned to Minethir, where it was supposed to be, I couldn't find the city.

Most of that city has sunk to the bottom of the sea. It turned out that the world had once again cracked and collapsed.

I couldn't find Vanessa's house, and I couldn't find it, there were still some people alive here, but when I asked them, I didn't know anything, and one afternoon there was an earthquake, and then there was a tsunami, and the earth was shaking, and the sea was roaring, and the world was twisting.

They survived only because they had come home from Arashi through the wetlands, and they were still walking in the wetlands when the earthquake struck, but by the time they returned, their home was long gone, and the city was gone. The people here are all dead, too. No one will survive this catastrophe, no! They are the last survivors.

They don't know how to continue in the future, their home is gone, their family is gone, everything they once worked hard to earn has sunk into the sea with this earthquake + tsunami. They want to cry without tears.

The ship immediately sailed for Stormwind, and when we arrived at King's Harbor, the people on board almost starved to death, and King's Harbor was not spared, and when we arrived at Stormwind, it was a mess.

I couldn't help but laugh as I looked at Stormwind, which had destroyed nearly half of it.