Hokage of Azeroth

Sandel hesitated at first, but when he realized that he had nowhere to go now, he didn't hesitate much and nodded and said, "Okay. What's your name?"

"Rovie Redpath." Rowe pulled Sandel up from the ground.

Then he and Sandel walked towards the battlefield that had just ended, and exchanged greetings with another group of Defias thieves.

"These murlocs should have been cleaned up a long time ago." Dudmore stepped on the head of the murloc corpse and said, then looked at Rowe, "I think I have seen you before."

"When attacking the Gold Coast Mine." Luo Wei smiled politely.

"It seems like this." Dudmore added, "Now that the fishmen are gone, business should be much easier in the future."

Luo Wei shook his head: "I'm afraid not. We have already cleaned up the murlocs nearby once before, but not long after, another group of murlocs occupied the nearby coast."

"That's the group." He pointed to the corpses around him.

Mogani frowned: "In other words, this place will still be occupied by fishmen after a while."

"I think so." Rowe said, "But I have informed Master Handel of the rampant fishmen. Maybe soon, the Brotherhood will specifically deal with the fishmen on Long Beach."

"I hope so."

The two groups of Defias thieves divided up the murlocs' loot, and then went about their own business.

There is no doubt that Tooth Jack has always wanted to talk to Morgani, but he has never been able to find a chance.

In the end, he could only watch helplessly as Morgani took Dudmore's arm and walked away...

"What is the 'brotherhood' you are talking about?" Sandel asked.

"The Defias Brotherhood, the organization we belong to."

"Oh." Sandel nodded, "I think I've heard of it."

"Where are you from?" Luo Wei asked.

Sandel: "I am from Nanhai Town, but I like the Western Wilderness very much, and I may settle here in the future. Of course, in general, I may prefer the sea to the land."

"By the way, what do I need to do after joining you?" he asked.

"Hunting." Luo Wei replied, "The main job of our team is to hunt and obtain animal skins and meat."

"Sounds good." Sandel asked again, "Do you have a boat?"

"No."

"Okay." Sandel sighed.

A few days later, in Van Cleef's class, Rowe mentioned the fish-man thing to him face to face.

"Fishmen?" Van Cleef obviously didn't take this secondary intelligent race to heart at all.

Luo Wei said: "Yes, Mr. President. According to what I have learned so far, the murlocs on the western wilderness coastline are all guided by the same murloc leader. They collect tolls near various docks, and the prices are getting higher and higher." Many people in the high... Brotherhood and even Westfall have been raped by the Murlocs."

"This is indeed a problem." Van Cleef nodded after hearing this, and then changed the topic, "Can you solve it, Rowe?"

"Me?" Luo Wei was stunned.

"That's right, it's you." Van Cleef said slowly, "The Brotherhood now needs to expand its members and forge weapons, and it doesn't have time to spend too much time on the fish-men."

Luo Wei hesitated: "But, I only have a dozen people under my command, and those fishmen are all over the coastline of the Western Wilderness."

Van Cleef: "As you said, many people in the Brotherhood and even the entire Western Wilderness have been blackmailed by fish-men. In this case, you should contact those who have been blackmailed and ask them to work with you to deal with the fish-men."

Luo Wei was silent for a while.

"Let me see what you're capable of, Rowe." Van Cleef patted him on the shoulder, "Okay, today's class is almost over, you can go back."

"I understand, President." Luo Wei said nothing more, turned and left.

On the way back to the camp, Luo Wei kept frowning.

His original intention was for the Brotherhood to gather a group of people to quickly clear away the fishmen on the coastline, then take over all the docks and establish a stable trade order.

As a result, Van Cleef didn't care about this aspect at all and dismissed him casually.

Van Cleef himself is like this, so it's no wonder that the Brotherhood has been slow to respond to the rampant murlocs.

It seems that my plan is gone.

As for putting all his efforts into contacting all parties, relying on his own efforts to wipe out the fishmen, and helping the Brotherhood seize the coastline... Luo Wei has never considered this option.

Do you work so hard to earn money for the foot man?

Speaking of which, since joining the Brotherhood, Luo Wei has really heard about some "foot men" - the so-called "adventurers".

In the world of Azeroth, adventurers are a very popular profession.

In this business, to put it nicely, one is called an adventurer; to put it worse, one is a money-minded thug.

With the rapid expansion of the Defias Brotherhood, especially after the Battle of the Gold Coast Mines, the Kingdom of Stormwind issued a large number of wanted notices for wanted members of the Brotherhood.

Many greedy adventurers have already begun to take action. They rush to the western wilderness, some rely on force, some rely on sneak attacks, and they do whatever it takes, just to borrow a few heads from the Defias Brotherhood.

A Defias team leader like Luo Wei could get a large bounty by cutting off his head and sending it to the Jangorod Mine or Western Spring Fortress in the north with the mask attached.

Fortunately, Luo Wei's team spends most of their time dealing with animals, so they haven't encountered any harassment from adventurers so far.

Although the plan was gone, Luo Wei did not intend to just lie down.

You still have to find a way to attack the fishmen near you.

Luo Wei hoped that it would be best to unite several teams and occupy a dock so that his team's business would not be affected.

This should still be worth a try.

So after returning to the camp, Rowe immediately arranged for people to contact the nearby Defias team and the residents of the Western Wilderness who were affected by the fishmen.

This is not an easy process. Although many people have been blackmailed by fish-men, not many are willing to fight against them.

After about a month of contact and piecing together things, Luo Wei could only put together a lineup of dozens of people.

Surprisingly, only one of the nearby Defias team was willing to join, and the rest were all farmers, hunters and fishermen from the western wilderness.

During a barbecue night chat, Blanco complained: "When I mentioned the murlocs to them, everyone was gritting their teeth. In the end, only one team was willing to join us, and the main force relied on the nearby militia. This is really... strange ”

"I guess there's nothing surprising about this." Tias said as he gnawed on the barbecue. "Only real workers can defend the fruits of their labor with all their strength."

Blanco looked at Rowe: "With dozens of people, do you think we can secure that pier?"

Luo Wei muttered: "It should be almost done."

In fact, in the individualistic world of Azeroth, he may not be talking about the number of people, but his own cultivation progress.