Azeroth Hoag Biography

The orc warship sank very quickly, but the agile Maiev and her watchers still escaped from the sinking orc warship. Even so, Maiev's face looked extremely bad after escaping. For half an hour, she stood on the bow of the ship and stared at the whirlpool left in the sea water after the orc warship sank. Finally, after the sea water completely calmed down, Maiev asked Cordana and a few more The backbones all called to their cabins and asked them: "Everyone has seen the current situation. We cannot effectively pursue the enemy who has sunk into the water. So as to whether to continue the pursuit or retreat, I would like to ask Asking for your opinion.”

"I think we should continue to pursue them. The orcs obviously got a lot of forbidden spells that we have never seen from that demon-made staff. We can't let such a dangerous enemy leave!" Cordana said about Gul'dan. The forbidden spell obtained from the scepter of Sargeras was extremely fearful, so she immediately stood up and expressed her hope to pursue it.

"But we have no way to continue the pursuit now, and to be honest, even if we can continue the pursuit, what will happen? Those orcs will probably get into the water again when the situation is bad, unless our ships can also be like them Running on the bottom of the sea like that, otherwise even if we catch up with them again, we can only watch them escape into the bottom of the sea like this time." Although Cordana was right, the other night elves did not hesitate. After all, the problem now is not what will happen if the orcs are let go, but that there is no way to catch the orcs who are as slippery as fish.

"What if there is a way to pursue it?" Facing the questions of her colleagues, Cordana smiled slightly and seemed confident.

Seeing Cordana's appearance, Maiev's eyes suddenly flashed. She knew very well that her adjutant must have something to rely on before saying this, so Maiev immediately asked: "Have you found any way to track the orcs? Come and listen!"

"This method was not thought of by me, but by our messenger!" Cordana smiled proudly. She knew very well that although Maiev said that she wanted to ask everyone's opinions, Maiev actually had no idea at all. Hopefully this will stop the pursuit of these dangerous orcs.

"Messenger? Who is over there?!" Maiev was about to ask clearly, but suddenly stopped. She looked to the side with sharp eyes. It was obvious that someone was eavesdropping there. Everyone saw Maiev's movements. The elf also looked in that direction, and soon a young night elf who looked a little stunned poked his head out of the door. Obviously, he didn't often face this kind of situation of being the focus of everyone's attention, so his face was soon filled with tears. Get red.

"It's okay, he's one of our own!" Cordana said, pulling over the young night elf who was poking his head to eavesdrop on the meeting and was caught by Maiev: "Come on, let's talk to Maiev. your thoughts!"

"So it's you!" Seeing this shy young night elf, Maiev immediately recognized him. He was the messenger who rode a hippogryph and sent Maiev information about the orcs from the Warden Vault. , and Maiev was also deeply impressed by the young night elf's blushing look.

"Tell me, what suggestions do you have?" Maiev looked at the nervous expression on the elf messenger's face, paused and added: "Don't be nervous, speak slowly!"

"Well, my name is Dis Whisperwind, and I am a messenger. My hippogryph companion and I often travel between the Warden Vault and Mount Hyjal. We often have to fly on the sea for a long time. , My hippogryph companion especially likes to eat fish..." The young elf named Dis had just started to say a few words when he was interrupted by Maiev.

"Skip these! Tell me the key points!" Maiev was obviously not in the mood to listen to the elf messenger introducing himself, and she interrupted the young night elf bluntly.

"Uh, okay! That's it. My hippogryph partner has an ability. It can find schools of fish underwater. When the orc warship dived, my hippogryph partner told me that all All the fish are far away from this sea area, so I think it is the aura emitted by the battleship that scares away the fish, and we can just use this to track them!" Although Maiev's attitude is not very good, Even a little rude, but Dis was very used to it. He immediately stood up at attention, and then stated his findings concisely.

"Very good. You and your hippogryph companions should both be commended. But now, what you have to do is to immediately find out which direction the orcs left. Can you do it?" Maiev patted her head with great satisfaction. shoulder of the young messenger, and ordered him and his hippogryphs to get to work immediately to find out the direction in which the orcs had left.

"Yes! I'll leave immediately!" Dis replied loudly, and left the cabin and ran to find his hippogryph. However, several other elves asked Maiev with some doubts: "Although we can find the orcs now direction of the battleship, but how are we going to catch or kill those orcs?”

"This is indeed a problem, but I think Cordana, you should have already thought of an idea, right?" Maiev turned her head and looked at her adjutant.

Cordana did not disappoint Maiev. She immediately gave a good suggestion: "In fact, we have no way to deal with such a diving warship at sea, but we all seem to have forgotten one thing. After all, those orcs are not aquatic animals like Naga. Although they can dive, they will have to come ashore sooner or later!"

Cordana looked around. Apparently her words inspired the night elves present. Looking at the thoughtful looks of her colleagues, Cordana continued: "So our chance is to wait until Those orcs came ashore and captured them in one fell swoop! Before that, we should follow them carefully and we must not let them discover our tracking!"

Maiev immediately discovered the problem in Cordana's words: "But how can a huge fleet like ours follow the orcs silently without being discovered? Unless -" Maiev Wei was a little hesitant. She thought of the possibility of breaking the fleet into pieces, but that would be extremely dangerous.

"Unless we only have one ship!" Cordana's idea was obviously more radical than Maiev's thought.