Traveling through World of Warcraft

The sky was devastated by the flames of war, and all the ministers in the palace met for discussion.

Orcs may be cruel by nature, and their war crimes are difficult to forgive.

In the palace of the human capital of the continent of Lordaeron, ministers were arguing over how to deal with the orc slaves. Some ministers believe that these orc slaves are war criminals and should be severely punished, while others believe that they should be given some tolerance and opportunities.

One minister said excitedly: "These orcs are our enemies. They have launched wars and killed our people! We cannot easily keep them. Keeping them will only be a threat."

Another minister retorted: "We cannot generalize. Many of these orcs were forced to join the war. They are not real criminals. We should give them a chance to contribute to our country."

The king sat feebly on his throne, feeling very tired as he listened to these quarrels. He knew that these ministers had their own positions and considerations, but he didn't want to see this kind of endless quarrel.

Finally, the king stood up and said: "We can't let this quarrel continue! We need to find a balance that can not only ensure our safety, but also give these orcs a certain tolerance. I suggest that we set up a special Committee to study how to deal with the issue of orc slaves."

At this time, the door was slowly pushed open, and Messenger Steinblade walked in quickly, knelt down on one knee, and said anxiously: "Report to the emperor, something serious has happened! In the prison of the orc tribe in southern Lordaeron. There was an orc riot, and many civilians were arrested. The situation is urgent, please send troops to suppress it quickly!"

This news caused the entire palace to fall into silence. King Terenas sat on the throne, his face gloomy, and he looked at the ministers.

One minister said: "We must go to war against the orcs to protect our people and territory. The orcs are a growing threat. If we don't take action, they will invade our borders, rob us of our resources, and even threaten to our survival.”

Another minister expressed concern: "But our troops are already fighting enemies elsewhere, and at the same time fighting the orcs we do not have enough troops to deal with this problem. We need to take into account our military resources and the fatigue of our soldiers." If we spread our forces thin, we could suffer defeat on both fronts."

The first minister responded: "I understand your concerns, but we cannot ignore the threat of the orcs. We can consider some strategies to solve the problem of insufficient troops. For example, we can form an alliance with other countries to fight against the orcs. In this way we It can share military pressure and enhance our combat effectiveness. In addition, we can also strengthen domestic recruitment and training to improve the quality and combat effectiveness of our military."

Another minister nodded in agreement: "Your suggestion has certain feasibility. Alliances with other countries can increase our strength and share the military burden. At the same time, it is also necessary to strengthen domestic recruitment and training. We can improve our soldiers The benefits and benefits will attract more people to join the army. In addition, we can also strengthen the research and development of military science and technology and improve the level of our weapons and equipment. In this way, we can gain greater advantages on the battlefield."

The First Minister concluded: "Yes, we need to take a comprehensive approach to deal with the orc threat. This is not just a military war, but also a war of will and strategy. We must unite and work together to Protect our country and our people."

The king pondered for a moment and then said: "We cannot let these orcs threaten our homeland. We must take action. Send me an order, with Uther as the commander, Arthas as the vanguard, and the Knights of the Silver Hand to immediately send troops to suppress it. The riot of the orc tribe." to curb the continuous invasion of the orc tribe.

The king's voice echoed through the hall, full of firmness and determination. His eyes were solemn and sharp, watching every minister.

Uther and Arthas stepped forward and accepted the king's appointment. Their faces showed perseverance and courage, as they prepared to lead the Knights of the Silver Hand on an expedition to suppress the uprising of the orc tribe.

Other ministers bowed one after another to show their respect and obedience to the king's decision. Their eyes revealed concerns about national security, but at the same time they were also full of expectations for future battles.

Following the king's signal, the ministers retreated one by one. Their footsteps echoed through the halls with determination and a sense of purpose. Everyone knows the importance of this war and will go all out to fight for the peace of their homeland.

When the last minister left the hall, the king's figure looked tall and majestic on the throne. His gaze passed through the gate and into the distance, as if he could see the battle and victory in the future.

The whole scene was full of solemnity and tension. The silence and determination of the ministers when they retreated made people feel the unity and strength of the country when it faced a crisis.

Arthas is fully aware of the importance of this mission. He knows that it is not only related to the safety of the kingdom, but also related to the lives and future of the people. As a prince, he has the responsibility to protect his people and maintain the peace and tranquility of the country.

He held the handle of the hammer tightly in his hand and looked firmly into the distance. He knew that this expedition would face huge challenges, but he also believed that he and his comrades had the ability to quell this unrest.

The night before the expedition, Arthas found Uther in the camp. They sat across from each other, and Arthas expressed his determination to Uther.

Alsace: "Teacher Uther, I know that this expedition may face great danger, but I must go."

Uther: "Your Highness, I understand your determination, but you must also consider your own safety."

Arthas: "I know, but I can't let those civilians get hurt. I must do everything I can to protect them."

Uther: "Yes, you are a prince, and you have the responsibility to protect your people. But you are also a warrior, and you have to learn to protect yourself."

Arthas: "I will, Teacher Uther. I am ready. I will lead my soldiers to defeat those orcs and protect our homeland."

Uther: "Okay, Your Highness. I believe you will become an excellent leader. I wish you good luck."

Arthas: "Thank you, Uther. I will not let you down."

After saying that, Arthas stood up and left Uther's tent, preparing to lead his soldiers to the battle.

Uther looked at the young and determined Arthas, his heart filled with pride and relief. He knew that the prince had grown into a true leader and was capable of taking on the important task of defending the country.

"Alsace, you have shown your courage and responsibility as a prince. I believe that under your leadership, we will be able to quell this turmoil and protect our people." Uther said.

Arthas looked at Uther gratefully, knowing how important the chief paladin's trust and support was to him.

"Thank you, Teacher Uther. I will do my best to live up to everyone's expectations." Alsace said.

In the early morning, as the horn of expedition sounded through the sky, Arthas and Uther led the kingdom's elite troops and embarked on a journey to quell the orc uprising. Their steps were neat and firm. The soldiers wore shining armor and held sharp weapons. Their eyes revealed perseverance and determination.