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Chapter 159

Not only that, there are traces of the Lich King in the North Pole.

The Lich King is a position in the world. The leader of the Scourge does not refer to a specific person. So far, there are three generations, the first Ner'zhul, the second Alsace, and the third Bolvar.

Under demonic punishment, the Lich King was born with one purpose: to command the vast undead armies known as the Scourge.

Ner'zhul is an elder orc shaman. His status was once as high as the orc chieftain of the Draenor clan. But he was reduced to become a slave of the Burning Legion.Towards the end of the Second War, Ner'zhul, guided by the prophecy of death, frantically opened new portals to other worlds for the orcs to invade; but the magical pressure of creating a large number of portals at the same time destroyed Draenor .Ner'zhul escaped the destruction of his homeworld by fleeing into the nearest teleportation rift, only to find the demon Kil'jaeden waiting for him.Kil'jaeden has been manipulating Ner'zhul's prophecy since before, leading the orcs down the dark path, and now the demon punishes his puppet by destroying Ner'zhul's body and sealing his soul in an ice coffin In the middle, that is, the Frozen Throne in the future.This move led to the birth of the Lich King, a ghostly being who commanded an undead army known as the Scourge to spearhead the Burning Legion's fight against Azeroth.

Although under the command of the demon, the Lich King still intends to escape the control of the Burning Legion.During the Third War, he summoned Arthas Menethil, the fallen prince of Lordaeron, to be his most loyal death knight.When the Lich King was threatened by the traitor Illidan, Arthas stepped forward to the Frozen Throne of Northrend, broke the ice wall surrounding his master, donned the Lich King's helm, and became one with him.Years later, the Alliance and Horde attacked and wiped out the Lich King, but they discovered that the Scourge ravaging Azeroth would always need a leader.The brave Lord Bolvar Fordragon volunteered to be the Scourge's new caretaker, sacrificing himself to curb the undead's ravages.

Ner'zhul is Gul'dan's mentor and the oldest shaman in Draenor.The demon Kil'jaeden took a fancy to this point and decided to use Ner'zhul to control the orc clans and prepare for the Burning Legion's second invasion of Azeroth.As a small reward, Kil'jaeden promised Ner'zhul great powers for it.The selfish Ner'zhul agreed to the devil's request (Blood Pact) desperately - every orc warrior became a mercenary of the devil, and most of the orc clans were brought into the rule of darkness.

However, Kil'jaeden soon discovered that Ner'zhul was not the best candidate.Ner'zhul himself gradually realized that what he did would bring misfortune to all orcs and their clans.He wanted to give up.But things are not that simple.Kil'jaeden had already turned his attention to Ner'zhul's most proud apprentice - Gul'dan, a very talented young shaman.At that time Gul'dan had completed almost all research on shamans.However, Ner'zhul was surprised to find that his apprentice seemed to be frequently conducting secret meetings with the demon Kil'jaeden.Yet there was nothing he could do.Soon after, a series of great changes occurred within the clan: First, Kil'jaeden secretly controlled the establishment of the Shadow Council (Shadow Council), and Gul'dan was fully responsible; soon afterwards, almost all the clan leaders drank the blood of Mannoroth. , formed the first powerful orc tribe in history; at this time, many leaders decided to unite to expedition to Azeroth. They blindly sent out the first expeditionary army, but suffered heavy losses during the siege of Stormwind Keep. After heavy losses, the clan alliance had to retreat to the eastern swamp area; the morale of the alliance army was low, the leaders blamed each other, and the tribal infighting became more and more intense; Gul'dan and his Shadow Council saw the opportunity and immediately elected Black, the leader of the powerful Blackstone clan. Han was the recognized chief of the tribe, commanding all the clans - but at the same time the real power of the tribe fell into the hands of Gul'dan and his Shadow Council.

Under Gul'dan's single-handed planning, the puppet chieftain Blackhand officially launched a large-scale expedition.Except for a few clans who remained in the world of Draenor, most of the clans went out with the army.Until this time, the once "favored" Ner'zhul had the opportunity to lead his Shadowmoon Clan (Shadowmoon Clan) to sweep the world of Draenor, and "restore" his rule with an iron fist, so that those who stayed in Draenor, big and small Clans "gather" under his banner.

A few years later, the Horde Expeditionary Army was defeated by the Alliance, and the Dark Gate connecting the two worlds was also destroyed in that battle.When news of the Horde's defeat in Azeroth reached Draenor, Ner'zhul seemed to be the Horde's new commander.At this time, the world of Draenor, which has been corrupted by darkness, is on the verge of destruction.In order to save the orcs from misfortune, and at the same time get rid of the control of the Burning Legion, or rather escape the punishment of Kil'jaeden, Ner'zhul decided to open multiple portals to other worlds and escape from this dying world forever.

Ner'zhul wasn't all about other orcs or clans, though.In fact, in order to achieve his goal, he sent people to wipe out the other two "tough attitude" clans - the Bonechewer clan led by the orc Taga and the Thunderlord Clan of Fenris.

In order to open a new portal, a powerful artifact must be found as a necessary aid.Some death knights who once belonged to Gul'dan are willing to form an alliance with Ner'zhul's Shadowmoon clan.With the help of the dark power of the death knight, Ner'zhul finally restored the destroyed Dark Portal.As a result, a team of orcs quickly shuttled across the land of Azeroth, and soon found the much-needed artifact: not only the artifact Sargeras Scepter fell into the hands of Ner'zhul, but also looted some other treasures.

Although an expeditionary force of Human Lich Kings also passed through the Dark Portal and reached the world of Draenor shortly afterwards, the tenacious resistance of the orcs helped Ner'zhul buy enough time, and finally opened up multiple teleportation as he wished. door.Perhaps Ner'zhul never thought about the price he would pay for this: a huge energy shock like the explosion of the Well of Eternity accelerated the destruction of the world of Draenor (later became the desolate land, called Outland).Due to the situation, Ner'zhul left the other orcs desperately, and fled to a portal with the loyal followers and death knights of the Shadowmoon clan.

However, Ner'zhul failed to escape the demon's control in the end.As for his clansman: only some of them fought desperately and fled to the world of Azeroth through the Dark Portal again, and a small part stayed in the world of Draenor as survivors.

Ner'zhul fell into the hands of Kil'jaeden.The demon laughed wildly and chopped him into pieces, leaving only his soul frozen in a cold container.Ner'zhul suffered in unimaginable pain. .

(End of this chapter)