The Shatterers are a sub-race of the Draenei who have been forced to mutate by external forces, making up about one-tenth of the Draenei's population.

The Grey-Tongued Deathoaths under Akama's command may sound famous, but they are only a small fraction of the Breakers.

According to the information provided by the Akama, the Breakers do not usually gather in large numbers in order to avoid passing negative emotions to each other and causing them to lose their minds quickly.

But from another point of view, all the broken people who are patients also have a lot of social needs, and it is also necessary to huddle together to warm up and comfort each other.

As a result, the Broken will not have the kind of large colonies of thousands of people at every turn, but there are also very few lonely individuals who live alone outside the home.

Unless someone clearly feels that the boiling evil energy in their body can no longer be controlled, then they will stay away from other compatriots who are still in stable condition and go to the wilderness alone to meet their own end.

As Sarian has previously mentioned, the Shatterers are scattered in small clusters across the worlds of Draenor and Azeroth.

The group of Breakers that Saljan found in the Swamp of Sorrows was only a small part of them.

With the intelligence network in Ezarean's hands, it wouldn't be difficult to catch the Breaker in the wild, but he didn't want to.

Valera and Saljan grew up together, and in some ways, Valera even knew him better than Sarren's parents, and could see through his concerns at a glance.

"Why bother yourself." Valera spread her hands disapprerovingly, "Since you can't just grab the test subject with your conscience, you might as well leave this problem to the Breaker to make your own choice." ”

Saryan hesitated for a moment, but finally nodded: "Okay, the Grey Tongue Oath still has work to do, so let's not bother them for now, I'll tell Veron and Nobalton the news." ”

……

Knowing that Sarean had received a cure that could reverse the curse of the Broken, Nobelton immediately went to the temporary settlement of the Broken outside of New Shattrath and told the news to Afern and the others, who had just settled here.

The Breakers who are now allowed to live in New Shattrath are all shamans who can suppress curses with their elemental powers.

At first, Nobalton planned to verify the effectiveness of this treatment plan himself, but Velon, who was a bystander, calmly persuaded him to think twice.

Compared to ordinary Breakers, the condition of the Shamans such as Nobalton is very stable, and using them for experiments does not achieve the best results.

After receiving this information from Nobordon, Afern, Hilmy, and other high-ranking members of the Breakers volunteered in unison.

After some discussion and selection, Irel personally led a team to send more than a dozen experimental subjects with varying degrees of illness.

Vandal is a man who seems to be big and simple, but in fact he is coarse and detailed, and his treatment plan is very rigorous, and every step is very detailed, which can be called a fool's tutorial.

The only place where the barrier to entry is is that this treatment requires a high-level druid who can quickly catalyze the seeds of Akandol.

Although Sarean is not a full-time druid, it is perfectly fine to make a temporary cameo.

While patiently cultivating a new variant, Akandor, Sarjan can also monitor Orgrimmar's movements and Gouyle's itinerary by the way.

On the fifth day of Iriel's team in the experimental area on the outskirts of Unicorn City, Sarren received the latest information from Orgrimmar.

The rebels finally couldn't help it.

……

Durotal, where the orcs settled, is a desolate and barren red earth.

During the War of the Ancients 10,000 years ago, the soil of this land was soaked with too much demonic blood, and the evil energy contained in this blood damaged the soil activity of Durontar, and the entire red earth was not far from it, although it was not a single grass.

The Night Elves live in superior conditions, and they don't look down on this desolate land with little value at all.

As the saying goes, there must be gains.

Durotar is not suitable for growing grain or grazing cattle and sheep, but this inhospitable land contains many high-quality mineral veins.

With the high-quality ore produced by Durotar, the new tribe traded rice and wheat from their arrogant neighbors to the north, as well as nutritious meat such as sheep and pigs from the well-natured minotaurs.

Why are there no cows?

You guess.

As the new horde expanded its reach into the barren north and the Dust Swamps, more resources allowed the orcs who had been displaced for years to settle down, and their fertility rates reached new heights.

From the Night Elves' point of view, the orcs occupy the corners that no one wants.

However, for the orcs who have been displaced after losing their homeland, it is already very good to be able to get a base for peace of mind.

Of course, there are also people who are not satisfied with the current territory of the tribe, and they also want to further encroach on the fertile territories ruled by the Night Elves, and they also have their eyes on the Mogaolei steppe, which is rich in water and grass.

The orcs had fought in the Battle of Hyjal to the best of their ability, and they were well aware of the power of the Night Elf race.

No arrogant person would think that the tribe that was still in ruins had the capital to provoke the Night Elves.

Therefore, the radicals of the tribe first hit the ghost idea on the seemingly weak minotaurs.

In the eyes of these radical orcs accustomed to plundering, although the minotaurs seem to be powerful, their character is too weak and should be easy to bully.

But is that really the case?

It is true that the Minotaurs are now based in the Mogaolei grassland, but that doesn't mean they only have this territory.

Stonetalon Mountain, adjacent to Ashvae, has little development value in the eyes of the Night Elves, and they only occupy a small area with more vegetation in the northern part of Stonetalon.

The rest of Stonetalon Mountain's territory is controlled by the Terror Totem Clan of the Minotaurs.

Terror Totem, along with Bloodhoof and Rune Totem, are the three major clans of the Kalimdor Minotaurs, and they are not as gentle and honest as their fellow citizens, but extremely aggressive.

The two major clans of Bloodhoof and Rune Totem are mainly responsible for logistics in Mogaolei, while the Terror Totem Clan, which is extremely aggressive to the outside world, is responsible for guarding the border for the Minotaurs.

Not only Stoneclaw Mountain, but also the Thousand Needles Stone Forest in the south of the barren land is also home to many warriors of the Terrifying Totem Clan.

With Tyrande's power dwindling and Malfurion returning to power, diplomatic relations between the Minotaurs and the Night Elves eased, and cooperation between the two sides was strengthened.

Firas, south of Kalimdor, is an enclave of the Night Elves.

After the complete collapse of the Angela Empire, the strategic position of the hidden capital of Eresaras declined significantly, and the Night Council's resource tilt towards the southern part of the continent decreased year by year.

With the acquiescence of the Night Elves, the Minotaur pioneers entered the unexplored wilderness on the eastern outskirts of Firas from the western part of the Thousand Needles Stone Forest, and established an outpost called Camp Moshacher.

Both the Thousand Needles Stone Forest and Stonetalon Mountain have a large number of bipedal wyvern nests, and under the perennial taming of the minotaur hunters, these ferocious flying monsters have formed a partnership with the local minotaurs to raise a powerful air force for the minotaurs.

Today, the Terror Totem Clan of Stonetalon Mountain is ready to go south to counterattack the Bleak Lands, and the Blood Hoof and Rune Totem Clans sitting in Mogoray have also quietly opened the mountain tunnel from Mogoray to the Bleak Lands with the help of the engineering machines provided by Quel'Thalas.

As long as the Grand Chief Kane gives the order, the three major Minotaur clans will be able to completely wipe out the once invincible centaurs from Kalimdor's territory from the desolate land between the two loaves and with the assistance of the highly mobile air force.

Perhaps it was precisely because the minotaurs focused on the western part of the continent and had no time to take care of the barren land in front of the Mogaore Gate that the orc radicals had the illusion that the minotaurs were weak and could be bullied.

When Goyle was still in charge of Orgrimmar, these warlike fellows knew how to restrain their ambitions.

With Gouyle personally leading the team to Draeno to welcome back their long-lost compatriots, the already ambitious Fireblade Clan and Dragonthroat Clan (partially) still couldn't sit still.

In the Flame Rift deep in the Dark Alleys of Orgrimmar, Azuka, the chief of the Fireblade Clan, is discussing with the leader of the Dragonmaw Radicals about sending troops to seize power.

Although they both belong to the rebel party, their demands for raising troops are different.

Azuka rose to the top in order to claim the throne of the Great Chieftain, just as she had assassinated her own brother for the position of chief of the Fireblade Clan.

The Dragonthroat Clan, on the other hand, thinks that they want to take out the too weak leader of the Gouil for the sake of the future of the tribe.

In a tent high up in the Dark Alley District, an old orc man with a white beard stared directly at the entrance of the Flame Rift, which was still quiet for the time being, with cold eyes.

A young female orc beside the old man asked with some uneasiness, "Chief, don't we really have to strike first?" In case those traitors ......"

"Not necessarily."

A hint of sarcasm flashed in the old man's eyes: "These fools underestimate our young Great Chief too much. ”

"It's worthy of being the successor chosen by that kid of Orgrimm, and the future is terrifying...... Let's just wait to see the show. (End of chapter)