Traveling through World of Warcraft

Thrall sat on his throne with a serious expression on his face, pondering the Forsaken's request. His advisors and tribal leaders gathered around him, awaiting his decision.

Ambassador of the Forsaken (referred to as Ambassador): Dear Warchief, I am here on behalf of the Forsaken, requesting to join the Horde. We know that our behavior in the past was not honorable, but we have changed. We hope to contribute to the prosperity and development of the tribe.

Thrall: Forsaken, your past is controversial. You were once our enemies, but I also know that you made your own home in the Undercity and struggled to survive.

Ambassador: Great Chief, we have gone through many hardships and setbacks to get to where we are today. We recognize that only by uniting with our tribe can we face the challenges of the future together.

Thrall: I understand your sincerity, but I must consider the interests of the tribe and the feelings of other members. I need time to think about this.

Ambassador: I understand your concerns, Warchief. We are willing to wait for your decision and accept any test to prove our worth and loyalty.

Thrall: Well, I'll consider your request. Before I make a decision, I would like you to communicate with other members of the tribe and let them know your current situation and goals.

Ambassador: Thank you very much for your consideration, Warchief. We will actively communicate with tribal members to demonstrate our sincerity and decision.

After meeting with the Forsaken Ambassador, Thrall decided to give further consideration to the Forsaken's request to join. He understood that this decision would not only affect the future of the tribe, but also have a major impact on the pattern of the entire continent of Azeroth.

Thrall summoned his advisors and core members of the Horde for an emergency meeting. At the meeting, he elaborated on the Forsaken's request and expressed his concerns.

Some expressed support for the inclusion of the Forsaken, believing that their power and resources would enhance the Horde's strength. They pointed out that the Forsaken had established a stable society in the Undercity and had some cooperation with the Horde.

Some people also expressed concerns about the past of the Forsaken, fearing that their joining would cause internal conflicts and conflicts. They mention that the Forsaken were once enemies of the Horde, and that their existence is still questioned by many.

After listening to the opinions and perspectives from all sides, Sal fell into deep thought. He knew that this decision was related to the future and unity of the tribe and must be considered carefully.

Eventually, Thrall decided to give the Forsaken a chance. He believes that past mistakes cannot be permanent obstacles, and that the Forsaken have shown a willingness to change and contribute to the Horde.

Thrall met again with the Ambassador of the Forsaken and conveyed his decision to him.

Thrall: After thorough consideration and discussion, I have decided to give the Forsaken a chance to join the Horde.

Ambassador: Thank you very much for your decision, Warchief. We will live up to your trust and do our best for the prosperity and development of the tribe.

Thrall: I hope you will abide by the rules and values ​​of the tribe and establish good relationships with other members. We will face the challenges of the future together and work for the peace of Azeroth.

Ambassador: Warchief, your words give us confidence and motivation. We will put the interests of the tribe first and strive to achieve common goals.

From that moment on, the Forsaken officially joined the Horde and became one of them. Although there were still some doubts and challenges at the beginning, over time, the Forsaken gradually gained the recognition and respect of other tribe members.

This decision marks another expansion of the tribe and brings new hope and opportunities to the Forsaken. Together with other Horde members, they work together for the future of Azeroth.

After the Forsaken joined the Horde, Thrall understood that cooperation between the two parties would take time to develop. In order to help the Forsaken better integrate into the tribe, he sent some experienced tribe members to help them adapt to the new environment.

These tribesmen shared their culture, traditions, and fighting techniques with the Forsaken. They participated in training together, performed tasks together, and gradually established a relationship of mutual trust and respect.

At the same time, Thrall also encouraged the Forsaken to participate in the Horde's decision-making process. He invited representatives of the Forsaken to attend the Horde's Council, giving them a chance to express their opinions and participate in discussions. Such initiatives not only enhance the sense of belonging of the Forsaken, but also promote unity and cooperation within the tribe.

Over time, the Forsaken have proven their worth. They use their combat skills and unique knowledge of the undead to provide the Horde with vital support against a variety of enemies.

In a battle with the Burning Legion, the Forsaken demonstrated their courage and strength. They fought side by side with other tribe members to resist the demonic invasion. The victory in this battle not only united the tribe, but also earned the Forsaken the respect and admiration of other members.

Gradually, the Forsaken became an integral part of the tribe. Their presence not only enhances the tribe's strength, but also brings new culture and perspective to the tribe. Thrall watched the tribe grow stronger, and his heart was filled with relief.

He knew that giving the Forsaken a chance to join the Horde was the right decision. Through mutual understanding, cooperation, and common struggle, the Horde and the Forsaken work together to create a more prosperous and powerful future.

After the Forsaken joined the Horde, Sylvanas actively communicated with Warchief Thrall. She constantly emphasized the potential and value of the blood elves, believing that they could bring more power and resources to the Horde.

Sylvanas introduced Thrall in detail to the history and plight of the blood elves, as well as the problems they faced in rebuilding their homeland after losing the Sunwell. She expressed sympathy for the blood elves and emphasized that they shared a common enemy with the Horde - the Burning Legion.

In order to prove her point to the warchief, Sylvanas personally went to Silvermoon City to contact the leaders of the blood elves. She conveyed to them the tribe's friendly intentions and promised help and support.

Sylvanas organized the tribe's craftsmen and engineers and sent them to Silvermoon City to help the blood elves rebuild their home. They work together to repair damaged buildings, rebuild infrastructure, and help the blood elves restore their culture and traditions.

With the help of the tribe, the blood elves' homeland gradually returned to life. They expressed gratitude for the tribe's support and expressed a strong interest in joining the tribe.

Sylvanas returned to the Horde and reported the results of her actions to Warchief Thrall. She shows off the progress of rebuilding the blood elves' homeland and highlights their potential contribution to the Horde.

Warchief Thrall expressed his appreciation for Sylvanas' efforts. He saw potential in the blood elves and decided to further consider the possibility of having them join the Horde.

Driven by Sylvanas, the relationship between the Horde and the blood elves gradually deepened. Together they face threats from the Burning Legion and other enemies, fighting side by side for the future of Azeroth.