Azeroth Hoag Biography

"I found an artifact among the ruins of an overseas island, but this also attracted the pursuit of the guardians who guarded the artifact. Along the way, I lost a large number of subordinates, including Gu'gall and Blood The demons were separated from me during the battle with the guardians. Now I really only have this few manpower. Did Garona never mention this matter?" Gul'dan looked extremely sad, but It's hard to say how much of this sadness is genuine.

"That means that the orcs under you, including the ogres under Cho'gall, and the death knights under the Blood Demon, are these the only ones left now?" Orgrim glared fiercely. Garona, he obviously thought that Garona was intentionally helping Gul'dan conceal this matter, but the initiative was still in the hands of the warchief.

"My subordinates and I have made a lot of sacrifices for this artifact, but fortunately it is all worth it. Through this artifact, the tribe can summon countless demons. They are not summoned by third-rate warlocks." The weak chicken that came out is a real killing machine that is not afraid of death and ignores pain!" Gul'dan's pride is sincere. Obviously in the eyes of this warlock, no matter how loyal his subordinates are, they can't compare to Sargeras Quan. The great strength that the staff gave him.

"It sounds really powerful, but I guess you can't control those demons yourself? Otherwise, why would you come back to seek asylum from the tribe?" Orgrim had doubts about everything Gul'dan said. In the view of this well-informed and cunning fox-like chief, the real situation of this warlock may be even worse, otherwise he would not be able to return to the tribe.

But Gul'dan just responded with an indifferent smile to Orgrim's question: "You have the freedom to think so, but I sincerely want to serve the Horde again! I want to serve as the warchief , you must not care about the little unhappiness between us."

"Hmph, cunning warlock, the tribe can indeed protect you again, but there is a condition! Since Gul'dan has a history of betrayal, you must hand over the artifact, and you must voluntarily accept the tribe's Control." For a cunning and evil guy like Gul'dan with a long criminal record, Orgrim simply couldn't let him return to the tribe without imposing any restrictions, so he handed over the artifact and accepted it. The strict supervision of the tribe is obviously a matter of course for Orgrim.

"First of all, this artifact was discovered by our Ravager clan and we paid a huge sacrifice to obtain it. Moreover, this artifact has been completely bound to me. No one except me can use it. As for accepting the control of the tribe, I'm sorry. I'm telling you, Warchief, if you can do it, just give it a try." For Orgrim, it was a reasonable request, but it was something Gul'dan simply couldn't accept, so Gul'dan simply refused. accepted Orgrim's proposal.

Gul'dan's attitude of not caring about the overall situation for the sake of power unintentionally angered Orgrim. Although the warchief had long been filled with hatred for Gul'dan because of the deaths of Durotan and Zuluhid, but For the benefit of the tribe, Orgrim still tried hard to abandon personal hatred and tried to make Gul'dan's power available to the tribe. But now it seems that perhaps Grommash's view is correct, Gul'dan There is no loyalty to the tribe. This warlock is only loyal to power, so the tribe cannot control Gul'dan at all. What's worse is that the stronger the warlock is, the worse it is for the tribe, because a powerful force that cannot be controlled is easier to hurt. to myself.

"In this case, it seems that we have nothing to talk about anymore?" Orgrim saw that Gul'dan was not sincere, so he intentionally or unintentionally put his hand on the handle of the Doomhammer, and then spoke in a low and low voice. the threatening voice asked one last time.

The other orc warriors following Orgrim were also in a tense posture when they saw this, obviously waiting for Orgrim's order to make Gul'dan and his warlocks splatter with blood on the spot.

"Wait, I have something else to say!" Apparently Orgrim's sudden attack was a bit beyond Gul'dan's expectation. The warlock quickly waved his hands to stop Orgrim.

However, Gul'dan's actions obviously misunderstood the orc warriors present. They regarded Gul'dan's actions as spell casting actions, so they attacked Gul'dan first without waiting for Orgrim to issue an order.

"Stop, he's not hostile!" Orgrim, who was startled by the overreaction of his soldiers, shouted quickly, trying to stop his soldiers, but it was obvious that Orgrim shouted a little too late. Already, Gul'dan had been stabbed several times and fell to the ground, not knowing whether he was alive or dead.

"Sorry, Warchief, we thought he wanted to attack you." Seeing Gul'dan falling to the ground without saying a word, the soldiers knew they were in trouble and immediately lowered their heads in shame.

"Forget it, it's not your fault. After all, it's your duty to see if he can be saved?" Orgrim did not blame the performance of these warriors who reacted a little too much. After all, they were also fulfilling their duties.

Seeing that Orgrim did not blame them, the orc warriors breathed a sigh of relief. A warrior quickly walked up to Gul'dan. He pressed his fingers on Gul'dan's neck for a few seconds, then turned to look Orgrim: "He is already dead, and even his body is cold!"

"This is impossible, he was still talking to us just now!" Orgrim quickly came to Gul'dan's side. He pushed the orc warrior aside and touched Gul'dan's hand with his finger. In the palm of his hand, a chill came from his fingertips.

"Really dead?" Orgrim's eyes widened in surprise. Gul'dan obviously had no signs of life. Orgrim couldn't help pinching his thigh. He was not dreaming, but Gul'dan Dan was actually beaten to death by a group of ordinary warriors. This is too exaggerated. He may have met the fake Gul'dan.

But there is another problem that Orgrim can't figure out. That is that Gul'dan was attacked just now. Even if he really died of his injuries, he should not be in this situation. The bodies were cold.

However, before Orgrim could figure it out, he was surprised to find that Gul'dan's eyes suddenly opened. Then Orgrim felt his wrist tighten, but was held by Gul'dan. .