My Rebirth and the Strange Adventure of Black Zhen

Because the Horde Military Academy was jointly established by the Horde Orc elders, other Horde races, the Alliance, Dalaran, the Earthen Ring and other organizations, the forces of the above-mentioned parties are mixed in the Horde Military Academy.

While Malkorok, the lieutenant of the tribal chief, was plotting against the Alliance prince Anduin Wrynn in the tribal military academy, Vol'jin, the leader of the Darkspear troll race of the Horde, had been learning about all the developments in the tribal military academy through the tribal military academy cadets of the Darkspear troll race.

After all, as soon as the Horde Chieftain Garrosh came to power, he implemented a policy of orc supremacy, and the Darkspear troll race of the Horde suffered greatly from it.

The Darkspear trolls of the Horde, who were forced to be trapped in an area of ​​the Echo Isles and eat fish, are always concerned about the actions of the Horde Warchief Garrosh.

In particular, the Horde Chieftain Garrosh recently suddenly changed his consistent policy of orc racial supremacy and began to compromise with the Horde orc elders and other races of the Horde.

Vol'jin, the leader of the Darkspear trolls of the Horde, who has rich political experience, combined the personal history of Garrosh, the Warchief of the Horde, to judge that Garrosh, the Warchief of the Horde, may have to change his position for some unspeakable reason.

In the past, Vol'jin, the leader of the Darkspear trolls of the Horde, would never have believed that the Horde Warchief Garrosh admitted that his past policy of advocating orc supremacy was wrong.

But things are different now. According to the information sent back by Rokhan, an excellent scout of the Darkspear trolls of the Horde, Bronk and Leah Black-Jane seem to be the driving force behind the transformation of Garrosh, the chieftain of the Horde.

One of the most obvious examples is that the Dark Queen Sylvanas, the leader of the Forsaken race, reached a tacit political alliance with the Horde just after meeting the two chieftains of the Horde, Garrosh, Bronk and Leah Black-Jane.

This alliance has a very impressive background.

To trace its origin, we have to start with Neltharion, the Destroyer, Deathwing.

Deathwing Neltharion, the Destroyer, was bewitched by the Old Gods lurking in the world of Azeroth and became mad. He believed that the best way to protect Azeroth was to kill Azeroth and destroy all creatures in the world of Azeroth before other forces interfered and polluted Azeroth.

Deathwing Neltharion, the Destroyer, who holds this view, not only deceived the trust of the guardian dragons in the War of the Ancients when Azeroth first resisted the Burning Legion ten thousand years ago, but also betrayed the guardian dragons and the night elves at the most critical moment of the war.

Deathwing Neltharion the Destroyer also enslaved a group of goblins to equip himself with a set of armor.

It even soared from the bottom of the Great Vortex, a huge ocean crater formed by the Well of Eternity that was blown up in the War of the Ancients, and destroyed several Horde strongholds on the continent of Kalimdor and Stormwind City, the southern Alliance territory of the Eastern Kingdoms.

When Deathwing the Destroyer passed through the Eastern Kingdoms, he accidentally destroyed the huge wall built by the Kingdom of Gilneas.

Garrosh, the Great Warchief of the Horde, who wanted to expand the influence of the Horde in the Eastern Kingdoms, and Sylvanas, the Dark Queen, the leader of the Forsaken race, who wanted to increase the number of members of the Forsaken race, coincidentally agreed to seize this rare and huge change and actively invade the Kingdom of Gilneas.

The Kingdom of Gilneas, which had already been ravaged by the Scourge, was unable to withstand the double attack from the Scourge, the Horde orcs, and the Forsaken coalition.

In the early days, thanks to the fact that the leader of the Forsaken race, Dark Queen Sylvanas, personally led the expedition and the suddenness of the war, the coalition forces of the Horde Orcs and the Forsaken races once had the upper hand.

The army of the Kingdom of Gilneas could not gain any advantage when facing the Valki, who were under the command of Dark Queen Sylvanas, the leader of the Forsaken race of the Horde.

As long as the humans of the Kingdom of Gilneas die, the Valki under the Dark Queen Sylvanas, the leader of the Forsaken race of the Horde, will report that the dead humans of the Kingdom of Gilneas will be transformed into Forsaken.

The larger and larger the coalition forces of the Horde Orcs and the Forsaken, the more they could overwhelm the army of the Kingdom of Gilneas, creating a one-sided situation.

However, after the coalition forces of the Horde Orcs and the Forsaken occupied most of the territory of the Kingdom of Gilneas, the King of Gilneas, Genn Greymane, made a crazy decision.

Become a werewolf.

After becoming werewolves, the people of the Kingdom of Gilneas will not be transformed into Forsaken by the Valkyries under the Dark Queen Sylvanas, the leader of the Forsaken race of the Horde.

The Gilneas Kingdom's army, which was originally at a disadvantage on the battlefield, saw a turnaround.

King Genn Greymane of the Kingdom of Gilneas quickly promoted the technology of transforming into werewolves.

Within a few days, most of the humans in the Kingdom of Gilneas turned into werewolves.

The Kingdom of Gilneas became the werewolf race.

The people of the Kingdom of Gilneas, who were on the verge of destruction, fought desperately against the coalition of the Horde orcs and the Forsaken out of their survival instinct.

The coalition of the Horde Orcs and the Forsaken had too long a supply line and was frequently attacked by the people of the Kingdom of Gilneas.

The Horde Orcs and the Forsaken races are unlikely to

Genn Greymane, the strategically-minded King of Gilneas and leader of the werewolf race, formally submitted an application to return to the Alliance.

Despite some twists and turns in the process, the werewolf race of the Kingdom of Gilneas in the Eastern Kingdoms successfully returned to the Alliance.

After learning that the werewolf race in Gilneas in the Eastern Kingdoms had successfully returned to the Alliance, the Horde Chieftain Garrosh and the leader of the Forsaken Horde, the Dark Queen Sylvanas, had to stop invading Gilneas.

In Azeroth's ancient past, a group of proto-dragons united as an Aspect to fight their common enemy: the bloodthirsty father of all dragons, Galakrond. [6] Neltharion was one of these proto-dragons who was intelligent and able to speak human language, but for an Aspect he had a bad temper and often mocked the other Aspects for their fear of Galakrond.

When a blue-and-white proto-dragon named Malygos was attacked by Koroth and two other proto-dragons, Neltharion helped him fight them off. He was impressed by Malygos's power and declared himself his sworn brother. Malygos noticed movement in the nearby hills, but Neltharion saw nothing unusual. As he flew away, movement appeared on the ground - a tall human.

Like the other proto-dragons, Neltharion submitted to Talonixa, who made him her chief dragon and charged him with dealing with the threat of Galakrond and the zombie dragons, though he did not trust him. During this time, Neltharion became close friends with Malygos, Nozdormu, Alexstrasza, and Ysera. Despite disagreeing with Ysera's ideas, Neltharion was shocked when Talonixa gathered all the dragons infected with Galakrond's behavior in a cave and buried them all in the cavern collapse.

Neltharion later became part of Talonixa's proto-dragonflight against Galakrond. Before the dragonflight met its enemy, Malygos devised a plan, taking into account that the dragons could fly higher than Galakrond. Quickly reporting this to Talonixa, Malygos was relieved to hear that she would consider the answer. However, Talonixa took his sigh as a mockery of her own incompetence and forced Malygos to engage him in battle. When Nozdormu and Neltharion quickly arrived, Talonixa was accompanied by two lieutenants. Although Nozdormu advised a retreat, Neltharion openly challenged Malygos to challenge Talonixa to become the next alpha dragon, which infuriated Talonixa and attracted more reinforcements, forcing the three dragons to flee to the sky.

Galakrond used his zombie dragons to lure Talonixia's army into a trap, and once the enemy was in position, he rose from the ground to defeat them. After killing Talonixia, Galakrond was unable to consume the entire army due to interference from Malygos, Nozdormu, and Neltharion. After Malygos left to find Ysera and Alexstrasza, Galakrond finally fought the future Aspects, but was knocked out by Tyr with his hammer and driven away.

After an unknown amount of time, Tyr found the five proto-dragons and said that Galakrond was sleeping in a mountain in the north, and now was a good time to attack. He asked them to have a good meal before taking action, and before leaving, he placed an octagonal artifact in front of Nozdormu and Neltharion. After that, Tyr disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Tyr and the proto-dragons meet near Galakrond's resting place, which Kalecgos later mentions in a vision as being far from Galakrond's tomb. The dragons, with the exception of Ysera, begin to attack Galakrond, who is now larger and more mutated than before. During the normal battle, the light of the artifact on Tyr's belt gradually brightens. When Galakrond suddenly grows without warning, Tyr's hammer can no longer hurt him. Galakrond's wings gather a gust of wind, blowing the proto-dragons away. Ysera suddenly appears, and Galakrond tries to devour her, but Tyr silences her laughter with a powerful blow from his hammer. Tyr drags Galakrond to the ground and beats him hard, while Galakrond continues to mutate - becoming more like a real dragon.

During the battle, Tyr's hammer and the strange artifact were torn from his body. Tyr grabbed the artifact, and Galakrond's huge body came from a distance and smashed into Tyr's hands. Malygos tried to help Tyr, examining his bloody remains, and Galakrond roared in victory and grew even larger. Tyr was unconscious and trapped in a frozen lake by the proto-dragons, unable to be found from the shore. After being attacked by two zombie dragons, Alexstrasza and the other dragons found that they could not find Tyr's place, and believed that he must have been taken and eaten by wild beasts.

After recovering, Neltharion and the other dragons decided to fight Galakrond to the death. Nozdormu and the other dragons were shocked to find that Galakrond was consuming zombie dragons to satisfy his hunger, and they would soon fight the beast. Malygos and Neltharion finally killed Galakrond by stuffing a huge rock down his throat.

After killing Galakrond, the other two guardians came to Malygos and the other dragons and claimed that they had taken Tyr away. The two guardians agreed to protect Azeroth and called two more companions. The Titans transformed Malygos and the other dragons into the Aspects, and the first thing they did was to spread the news that they were created from Galakrond by the Titans. This was to cover up the fact that Galakrond was dead, so that no one would come after him to pursue the beast.

Guardian Dragon

Neltharion, Earth-Warder.

Neltharion and his Dragon'thir Legion.

Neltharion succumbed to the whispers of the Old Gods.

Now the guardian of Azeroth and ruler of the land and the abyss, he uses his power wisely and mercifully, creating mountains and rivers for the mortal races. His lair is located near the night elven city of Suramar, where he also houses one of the Pillars of Creation, the Hammer of Khaz'goroth. His servants are the shamanistic, cave-dwelling drogbar. [10] He also has two seats of power in the Dragon Islands: the Obsidian Citadel, where he and the black dragonflight guard the islands, and Aberoth, where he conducts his secret experiments.

In peacetime, Neltharion is known for his wisdom and strength, and is called Neltharion the Earth-Warder, the protector of the earth. Malygos the Lawbreaker, the guardian of magic is his closest friend.

Twenty thousand years ago, Neltharion created the dragonsir. [12] Fearing a rift between the Aspects and the Avatars, Neltharion knew war was coming, though Alexstrasza believed she could only ease tensions through dialogue. Drakes were slow and dragonkin were fragile, but Neltharion saw potential in the mortal races that were beginning to emerge across the world. He combined the essence of dragons with the adaptability of mortal races to create a group of "perfect warriors". He used a Titan artifact, a gauntlet called the Oathbinder that he wore in his mortal form, to control the dragonsir through the magic of Order. Lysajeth was one of the Avatar leaders who led the rebellion of the Wastewyrd, attacking Neltharion and his dragonsir army at the Forbidden Isle and destroying the Oathbinders in the struggle. Neltharion saw no other way to stop the Wastewyrd, and it was at this moment that he succumbed to the whispers of the Old Gods that had long plagued him and used their power to seal Lysajeth away.

Without the Titan relics to contain Dragon's Sil, Neltharion saw them as a threat. He contacted Malygos and told him that everything was falling apart and Dragon's Sil needed to be contained. He ordered them to the nursery beneath the Forbidden Isle and had Malygos use his magic to put them into stasis. Malygos left a team of blue dragonflight to watch over them. There they would fall into a deep sleep, forgotten for twenty thousand years. Many years later, Nozdormu believed that Neltharion still had hope for them and woke them up from their slumber to face a new reality and choose their own destiny.