Volume VI Ice and Fire 68 Garrosh's Means
There will always be such a thing as politics, and there is no such thing as a political society unless you return to a world ruled by elemental beings. As long as there is consciousness, there will be wisdom, as long as there is wisdom, there will be injustice, and as long as there is injustice, there will be hierarchies. The ruler and the ruled, the leader and the led are a pair of beings who are both antagonistic and interdependent.
Another name for politics is called rights.
Neither the gainers of rights nor the recipients of vested interests will give up this thing easily, and this gap will make them collapse.
How awkward Varian is in his heart at this time, how intense he will be when he vents in the future.
The Alliance and the Horde are once again at war for more than just justice.
Do you know what I'm talking about?
On the Tribe's side, when the Horde heard about the Alliance, Thrall sent a message of condolences to the Dwarves on behalf of the Tribe, congratulating the birth of a new Dwarven King and reuniting the three Dwarven clans...... Belch......
Does that sound awkward to you?
But it's true.
After all, Sal has been domesticated by humans for a while, and many of his behaviors are in line with human behavior. Plus Gianna's relationship with Sal...... So during the reign of Saar, everything was going in the direction of the peace that you humans wanted.
But again, kingship is not eternal. No one can rule over what he rules forever, whether he wants it or not, whether he wants it or not, and at some point he has to withdraw from this eternal game of power.
It was the same with Sal, who withdrew. He temporarily relinquished the leadership of the tribe.
There is only one position in the boss, and it is extremely difficult to get it back after losing it. And the reason why Thrall lost his power is simple, that is, he cares about the world like King Magni, and he wants to play the role of savior.
Savior...... Scold!
Have you ever fantasized about being a savior?
And after you enter Dalaran? Are you more eager to become a savior in the future?
In fact, I want to tell you that the role of a savior often ends badly. You'd better keep that in mind.
Why? If you're familiar with history, you won't ask that, but for those who aren't, the chances of you being a savior are extremely low, so you just have to look.
Thrall is like being a savior.
He already had a wife at that time, but this guy was still a father, and I felt that he was willing to be a savior for the sake of the child in his wife's womb.
He was a shaman himself, so he also tried to communicate with the earth and all the elemental spirits, but unfortunately, he also failed, and the earth spirits ignored him. But one good thing is that he didn't turn to stone.
So after much deliberation, the guy decided to leave Orgrimmar, temporarily relinquishing his position as the Grand Chief of the Tribe, and then concentrate on finding the cause of the world's unrest and the solution.
The number of shamans on the tribe's side is relatively large, and even the troll's great witch doctor, the leader of the Darkspear tribe, Woking, has a deep dabble in this type of spell. So not only was Sal's behavior not questioned and opposed, but his behavior made all the people of the tribe awe-inspired. Such a responsible chief is really a blessing for them.
Before leaving the Horde, Thrall handed over the burden of the Tribal Chieftain to Garrosh, who had distinguished himself in the Lich King's Wars.
The reasons why Garrosh was able to become his successor are not complicated. The first is his last name, his surname is Hell Roar. His father was the most famous chieftain of all the orcs, leading the orcs to the fall of Gromash, who traded his life for the freedom of the orcs. Hell roars. The name of this clan is the Warsong Clan, a very powerful clan that even the current tribe has a large proportion. The vast majority of warriors of the Clan Ace Legion of the Treasury, were selected from the Warsong Clan.
Although the commander of this force in the Lich King's War was King Sarufar, the veteran general has not been as energetic as he used to be since his son's death. So after the war, the power of commander-in-chief was given to Garrosh. This is the second reason.
The third reason is that the orcs are still the core of the tribe, and this will not change.
The fourth reason is that Garrosh has a high voice, and in the Lich King Wars, this guy has not only been tempered, but also has the ability to command large armies and coordinate deployment. Looking at the rest of the orcs, the only one who can take on the big role is him.
In order to make him do better, Thrall brought in the chiefs of several races before leaving, and found several kings among the orcs to entrust the future tribe to you.
The chiefs still have a lot of trust in Thrall, the man is kind to the Minotaurs, kind to the trolls, kind to the Forsaken, and blood elves. Therefore, everyone still supports his entrustment.
In this way, Garrosh became the great chief of the tribe.
The first two months after he became chief were relatively peaceful and peaceful, but after two months he summoned all the chiefs and chiefs again and announced an earth-shattering event.
That is, to carry out a military operation against the Ash Valley Forest, and the tribe to expand its territory! Of course, there is another extremely important reason!
This incident surprised everyone, and the whole world knew that the world was in crisis, and he was going to use a sword!
So it was only natural that this proposal was opposed by the other chiefs, but the first to object was Kane, the chief of the "Upper Pillar Country" Minotaur. Bloody Hoof.
Kane was reluctant to do anything with the elves.
I said this reason before, although the minotaurs are members of the tribe, the druids among the minotaurs are very close to the Night Elves, and many of the Minotaurs have joined an organization on the Night Elves' side!
Cenarion Council.
This thing...... Tsk, how to say it. When Thrall was there, he turned a blind eye. That's because Thrall is an orc like other orcs. But Garrosh is not, he is a pure orc, both physically and mentally, especially the mind.
He's always wanted to reshape the tribe, he's always had this ambition in his heart, he's really a pure orc.
Of course, since he is a pure orc, then he will have all the shortcomings of an orc. Such as recklessness, such as irritability, etc.
Warsong Canyon is a piece of land that the Warsong Clan gnawed down with blood and life in the Ash Valley Forest, and taking down this canyon means that orcs can go deep into the hinterland of the Ash Valley Forest very quickly as long as they want to. This excellent strategic location was bought by the Warsong clan led by Garrosh in exchange for their lives.
But the elves in this place will never give up, so after Thrall left, some elven scouts appeared in Warsong Canyon, and Garrosh immediately seized on this point to make a big fuss, of course, the reason why he insisted on starting this war was not only for the forest.
When the new king ascends the throne, he must completely hold the military power and army in his own hands, and those former ministers of the former dynasty must take the initiative to express their heartfelt feelings, and for forces that are not of the same race and race, those who can be won over will be wooed, and those who are not easy to be won over will be cleaned up.
On the orc side, Garrosh has already taken the handle, but for other races, whether his words are good or not, testing through a war is the fastest and most effective way.
Moreover...... The Druid Garrosh on the Minotaur side is very, very despised. Although there are also people among the trolls who practice druid magic and believe in the Druid sect, these guys are quite clear in their minds, they have not gone everything with the elves, let alone with the night elves like the minotaurs.
But the Minotaur's bell-sized eyes were covered by the heavy eyelids, and they turned into rat eyes.
Garrosh wants to clean them up, but it's hard to move directly, there must be a better reason, and the number of minotaur druids is really a lot, so it's easy to mess up the interior with such a move. So if he wants to start a war against the Night Elves, the Minotaur must have something to oppose, and if he opposes it, it will be a rebellion! It's a traitor.
In addition, Garrosh has a good relationship with the Terror Totem Clan in the Minotaur, the Terror Totem Clan is the more belligerent clan in the Minotaur race, and this clan has been doing things during the reign of Thrall, given that their power is still relatively large, Thr has not moved them, but what they have done has actually shown more serious signs of division within the Minotaur.
And in many parts of Kalimdor, the Terror Totem is not at all kind to other races.
Now that Garrosh is in charge, all he has to do is unite this warlike clan, which happens to be hostile to the rune totem clan that believes in druids and cultivates druid magic and has a good relationship with the night elves, and after subverting the old minotaur society, he will not only get the support of the new forces, but also strengthen his control over the tribe.
You write down what I said.
Garrosh did a good job, a great deal, but it wasn't perfect.
Sure enough, his plan was opposed by all the tribal chiefs and leaders, which made him very faceless and difficult to talk about. And for the Minotaur who don't have any heart, they are very good at offending people.
The other races are just echoing the Minotaur Great Chief Kane. Bloodhoof, they don't want to be the first bird, and that's in line with Garrosh's idea.
So he very unceremoniously issued an ultimatum to Kane, the Minotaur chieftain, asking him to confess about the Minotaur sneaking in with the Night Elves and leaking information about the tribe.
Not to mention the guilt of wanting to add to it, this matter is known to everyone, Kane, as the chief, can't refute it at all, he can only say go back to investigate, but how can Garrosh let him go back!
How could it be possible to let him go back!
He's dead!