Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

After the War of Three Hammers, the Wildhammer Dwarves began to implement the Lords' Council system, where each lord governs his own people and then chooses the strongest one from among the many lords to serve as their leader, who is recognized as the Great Lord.

As a descendant of the Wildhammer King Cardros, Kurland is a powerful lord of the modern era and the nominal Wildhammer King.

At the same time, he was also an excellent griffin rider. It was during his aerial patrol that he discovered a large number of orcs pouring into Sintland. He promptly notified his people to be prepared and shrink their defenses, thus avoiding huge losses.

However, they were now also trapped in the northwest of the Hinterlands by the coalition of orcs and trolls, unable to move. Just like their distant relatives in Ironforge, the orcs had learned from the Bronzebeard dwarves' experience in mountain warfare, which made the Wildhammer dwarves suffer a lot. If their treasure vault guards had not been elite enough, they would have probably been beaten to the foot of Aerie Mountain by the orcs.

Kurdran rolled off the back of his close griffin companion Skarre and took off his helmet, revealing his dark face.

This is a resolute dwarf. Since they have been flying in the sky for a long time, they do not live in mountain fortresses like the Bronzebeard dwarves. They are taller and thinner than the Bronzebeard dwarves, and are covered with feathers and jewels.

Unlike the Dark Iron Dwarves' naturally black skin, their skin color becomes rough and dark due to the strong winds and strong light in the sky.

Kurdran stroked his copper-red beard, looked up and said to his eldest cousin: "Falstad, the situation is not good. There are too many monsters of the same skin color as the trolls!"

Number is one aspect. The Wild Hammers can rely on their air superiority to defeat them. Not only are they numerous, but they are also very strong!

More than two meters tall, with broad shoulders and strong waists, three trolls tied together are not as strong as a single orc. They wield huge maces and battle axes with ease.

After the first few simple encounters, it has been revealed that the Wildhammer warriors, who can only reach the orcs' waists, are at a disadvantage when fighting against the orcs!

"They should be the orc tribe that humans mentioned! They actually broke through the human kingdom and came to Hinterland!"

Kurdlan and Falstad are the twin stars of Eagle's Nest Mountain. One of them is good at air combat and has strong strength, while the other is smart and can handle various matters within the tribe with ease. One is in charge of military affairs and the other is in charge of internal affairs, and they complement each other.

"No, the orcs didn't come here on their own! They were led in by the trolls!"

Kurdran had to tell the bad news. Unfortunately, the Wildhammers had moved to Aerie Mountain for more than two hundred years, and had also been fighting with the Felbranch Trolls and the Witherbark Trolls for more than two hundred years.

"It's a pity that we refused the first two times human envoys came to invite us to join the alliance!" Falstad looked dissatisfied. Although Eagle Nest Mountain was ostensibly ruled by Kurland of the Wildhammer family, there were also many veteran lords who were particularly stubborn. Having experienced the Three Hammers Civil War, they believed that even their own people could not be trusted, let alone humans of another race, so they united to resist the alliance.

"Don't be discouraged, my cousin. I have a feeling that this war will last for a long time, and these old guys will change their minds!"

Kurdran personally investigated the orcs' news and saw and knew much more than Falstad. The orcs were not something the Wildhammers could fight against, not to mention the trolls.

Moreover, the orcs have already reached their doorstep. It is impossible for them to stay out of it. What they need to consider now is whether or not to send envoys to ask humans for help.

This is very embarrassing. Others have asked for it twice and were rejected by their side. Now their side is turning around and asking for it back. It is really a slap in the face. Kurdlan, who is not good at politics, is not thick-skinned enough and his face turns slightly red.

"I will do the work of other lords first. We must unify the voices below. Asking for help is necessary, otherwise Eagle's Nest Mountain will be on the verge of destruction!" Falstad understood Kurdlan's expression. There are some things he is good at, so he has to do it.

"Where should the envoys be sent? To Lordaeron, the first human kingdom?" Although the Wildhammers are deep in the primeval forest of the Hinterlands, they are not isolated. They know that human society is at war. The number of caravans traveling to and from Eagle's Nest Mountain has decreased a lot recently, but the Wildhammer tribe has learned from the merchants that the human situation is not good, and many of the merchants have fled to the north.

"No! Go to Stromgarde! The capital of the once glorious empire, and find their Grand Duke Tokaral!" When Falstad was traveling to and from Northeron, he had been to Galen's Riverrun Port. He knew that in that most prosperous city in Northeron there were many small clans of Wildhammer dwarves. They lived in peace with humans, and had a very close relationship with them.

At least Falstad knew that the dwarves in the two strongholds of Flamebeard Clan and Kurshavn were very close to Garin and had a deep friendship with him, so perhaps he could seek help from Garin.

As luck would have it, a squadron of griffins flew over from the south!

"Chirp!"

Kurdran's griffin companion let out a loud eagle cry!

Kurdlan, who was standing at the Eagle Eye Cave on Eagle's Nest Mountain, was the first to notice the unusual noise. He looked in the direction his friend was looking and said, "Look, cousin, a squad of griffins!"

Falstad turned around and took out an engineering telescope to observe carefully.

"It's the emblem of the Flamebeard clan! And the battle flag of the human kingdom of Stromgarde!"

"Frande! Lift off and guide our guests to land!"

Kurdlan and Falstad immediately guessed that this was a human envoy and immediately arranged for griffin knights to go and greet them!

At this time, Garin had been marching for half a day, and Dunhold Castle was already in sight. The Griffin Knights were an envoy group he had sent out in advance.

The team leader is Thor, the direct disciple of Markay, the griffin captain of the Flamebeard tribe. He has a close relationship with the Wildhammer, so he is entrusted with an important task by Garin.

Aerie Mountain in the Hinterlands is the Wildhammer's headquarters after all, and the entire northwest of the forest belongs to their sphere of influence. Garen is here to seek an alliance, not to invade, so the necessary diplomatic means must be used.

Garin called this respect. Garin attached great importance to the reputation of Stromgarde as a diplomatic brand. He could not do anything against the rules and be criticized by other forces. After all, Garin had ideals for the future.

What is Jialin’s ideal?

Of course, it is to let his old father replace Terenas as the leader of the Alliance!

The old father is in charge of the East Continent, and the West Continent will unite with the Tauren to dominate. Is the future of Azeroth becoming one family far away?

"Garin!"

A pleasant call interrupted Garin's thoughts.

Sylvanas in red and Alleria in green caught up with the Farstrider ranger troops.