My Rebirth and the Strange Adventure of Black Zhen

Zaira, the chieftain of the Dragon Roar Clan, seemed to have been struck by lightning and suddenly came to his senses.

The reason why the former Warchief of the Horde, Thrall, abdicated the power of the Warchief of the Horde to Garrosh, who was politically weaker at the time, was that he planned to allow the next Warchief of the Horde to save Thrall's life.

No matter how big the problems in the tribe become in the future, they will have nothing to do with the former chieftain of the tribe, Thrall.

After much difficulty, he got married, had children, and received a good pension, so it is not impossible to live on it in his old age.

If the transfer of power of the tribal chief is not designated by the previous tribal chief, the tribe will definitely experience a certain degree of internal strife.

Although the Alliance, which is almost the same size as the tribe, has always been eyeing the tribe covetously, the only one who can truly destroy the tribe is the tribe itself.

If it weren't for the Burning Legion's lackey Gul'dan's betrayal when the Horde attacked the capital of Lordaeron, the Horde would have completely captured the then Alliance center - the capital of Lordaeron many years ago.

The betrayal of Gul'dan, the lackey of the Burning Legion, at a critical moment not only directly led to the outbreak of internal conflicts in the tribe and reduced the strength of the tribe, but also led to the loss of the tribe in the confrontation with the Alliance.

Even though the tribe was defeated at that time, it was taken in and enslaved by the Alliance.

But the tribe did not perish.

Wait until the former Horde Chieftain Thrall raises the banner of rebellion against the Alliance and rescues the Horde members enslaved by the Alliance.

The tribe is once again powerful.

As the chief of the Dragon Roar Clan of the tribe, Zaira knew this history and of course believed that the tribe could not be defeated from the outside.

Only the tribe can destroy the tribe.

This is the clear understanding of Zaira, the chieftain of the Dragon Roar Clan, as a member of the tribe.

Recall that if the previous tribal chief transfers the power of the tribal chief to the next tribal chief in a non-abdication form, it will cause turbulence in the tribal political situation.

In times of turmoil, the former tribal chief may be able to protect himself with his own prestige and strong power.

But the situation was so turbulent that tens of thousands of people died, and the probability of the former tribal chief surviving was extremely low.

However, if the tribal chief wants to have a good end to his later years, he must hand over power to the next tribal chief through abdication.

Then Malkorok's struggle for more power is a time bomb.

Previously, Garrosh, the chieftain of the Horde, implemented a policy of orc racial supremacy.

Malkorok, the young orc representative who has gained significant benefits from this, will certainly not conflict with the Horde Chieftain Garrosh.

But the Horde Chieftain Garrosh abandoned his previous policy of orc racial supremacy.

This puts the interests of the Horde Warchief Garrosh in conflict with those of Malkorok.

If Malkorok were to become the next Warchief of the Horde, Garrosh, the former Warchief of the Horde, would be dead.

Garrosh's death was something Zaela could accept.

The next Warchief of the Horde after Warchief Garrosh cannot be Malkorok.

Whether for public or private reasons, Zaela, chieftain of the Dragon Roar clan of the Horde, must stand against Malkorok.

Although the chieftains of the Horde's Dragon Roar clan were unclear about why the Horde's chieftain Garrosh had changed, Zaela decided to follow the Horde's chieftain Garrosh and give up the policy of orc racial supremacy.

Once the choice is made, it means that the Horde Chieftain Garrosh and Malkorok are destined to become enemies with opposite sides.

Since Malkorok is a potential enemy of the Horde Warchief Garrosh, as a follower of the Horde Warchief Garrosh, Zaela, the chieftain of the Dragonroar Clan of the Horde, must be on guard against Malkorok.

"Do you need me to assassinate Malkorok?"

Faced with the slightly unconventional thinking of the chief of the Dragon Roar Clan of the tribe, Blanck and his team said they could understand.

After all, the reason why they kept Zaira, the chieftain of the Dragon Roar Clan, was to win over Zaira, the chieftain of the Dragon Roar Clan.

If Chief Zaela of the Dragonroar Clan of the Horde does not know what is good for her, Chief Garrosh will kill her without hesitation.

Otherwise, did the Horde Chieftain Garrosh leave behind the extremely powerful Bronk and Leah Blackjewel just to shout 666?

As for why the Horde Warchief Garrosh asked the former Horde Warchief Thrall to persuade the Horde Dragonroar Clan Chief Zaela, or let the former Horde Warchief Thrall witness the killing of the Horde Warchief Garrosh.

This is because the Horde Chieftain Garrosh believes that the former Horde Chieftain Thrall is the person in charge of the Horde elders and orc forces.

Compromising with Thrall means that the elders of the Horde force the orcs to compromise.

As long as the elders of the Horde make the orcs compromise, the non-orc races of the Horde will have room to ease the situation with the Horde Chieftain Garrosh.

Only in this way can the tribe avoid racial civil war.

Even without Bronk and Leah Black's mediation, the Horde Chieftain Garrosh would still try this kind of communication.

It was thanks to the efforts of Leah Darkjean of Bronk that Horde Chieftain Garrosh successfully reached a reconciliation with the Horde elders.

There is room for easing the tense relations between tribal races.

It was the consensus among Bronck and others that they would become enemies with Malkorok in the future.

To sum up, Blanck and others expressed their understanding of the seemingly eccentric remarks made by Zaira, the chief of the Dragon Roar Clan of the tribe.

"You must not have the intention of harming others, and you must have the intention of guarding against others."

"I agree with Sal."

Garrosh, the Warchief of the Horde, nodded in agreement. "After all, he is the lieutenant of the Warchief of the Horde. As the Warchief of the Horde, I can't do anything to Malkorok for now."

The straightforward Liya Black-Jen directly expressed her thoughts. "Since we want to kill Malkorok, why don't we join forces, trick him out, and kill him together."

"After today's barbecue, it's impossible for Malkorok not to be wary of us. It's difficult for any of us to ask Malkorok out alone."

Blanche rejected Leah Black's plan.

Compared to Leah Blackzhen's slightly reckless plan, Thrall said something meaningful.

"If you want to get money from someone, you have to give him a small amount of money first. If God wants to destroy someone, he has to make him crazy."

The smiling Thrall gave Zaela, chieftain of the Dragonroar clan of the Horde, a chill.

Unlike the endless murderous intent when the Horde Chieftain Garrosh helped Zaela seize the position of Chieftain of the Horde's Dragon Roar Clan, Thrall's chill was even more difficult to make Zaela, Chieftain of the Horde's Dragon Roar Clan, gasp.

"Fortunately, I stand on the side of Warchief Garrosh of the Horde."

"What are you underestimating?"

The words of Garrosh, the Great Chief of the Horde, made Zai, the Chief of the Dragon Roar Clan of the Horde, hair stand on end.

Scared.

The chieftain of the Dragonroar clan of the Horde, who was afraid that the Horde Warchief Garrosh would change his mind at the last minute, immediately stood up straight and saluted the Horde Warchief Garrosh.