Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Garin's army and the high elf rangers marched quickly and arrived near Dunholde Castle at noon.

The whole road is devastated. Strictly speaking, from Dangarok to now, all the land along the way has belonged to Garin, and he has the legal ownership of this land.

However, the orcs destroyed farmland, burned villages and houses, and cut down trees on a large scale. In addition, the fierce confrontation between the Alliance army and the Horde, as well as the magic competition between the Dalaran mages and Gul'dan, had turned the east of the Thandoril River into a wasteland. Only the land near the Wall of Thoradin remained normal under the protection of Stromgarde.

Lothar's original plan was to encircle the landing Horde army here. To the east and west were the Thandoril River and the Wall of Thoradin, to the north was Dunhold Castle, and to the south was the sea. Even if the encirclement was unsuccessful, it could slow down the orcs' pace and severely undermine their morale.

Wait until the orcs are out of ammunition and food and exhausted, find an opportunity to separate them, and use the human heavy cavalry to decide the outcome.

However, the orc chieftain Orgrim was no pushover. He directly attacked the superior forces, broke through the northern defense line of Dunholde, and entered the Hinterlands, which was equivalent to letting the tiger return to the mountains.

In fact, the situation of the alliance could be better. The current stalemate is largely due to Garin's indulgence. He has hidden most of his strength.

Ten legions were sent out for the main battle, and there were more than 10,000 reserve troops under his command to replenish the combat casualties of each legion at any time. In Lothar's view, Stromgarde had already entered a state of total war. In fact, the army to which Solas belonged did not mobilize a single soldier.

Garin felt that he was right about this. His current base was Stromgarde, so he only wanted to preserve Stromgarde. As for the territories of other countries, what did it have to do with him?

Moreover, Garin knew that the Alliance's foundation was much stronger than the Tribe's. The Tribe's strength was incomplete, and sooner or later the Alliance would be able to gain the upper hand. The longer the two sides were in a stalemate, the greater the Alliance's potential would be.

Of course, there were also many short-sighted nobles who were frightened by the orcs. They only saw the orcs' unstoppable momentum and did not realize that they lacked stamina.

Anyway, Garen is defending the Wall of Thoradin, and it remains impregnable despite repeated attacks from the orcs. He is watching the war between the Alliance and the Horde brewing. The main forces of various countries have fought against the orcs, and after suffering losses the first time, they have been fully prepared to deal with it.

But even so, only Stormwind, Kul Tiras and Stromgarde declared a state of all-out war, and Stromgarde only made a superficial announcement.

If the orcs hadn't destroyed the Hillsbrad region, how could he have easily taken advantage of the situation, secretly seized land, and recruited refugees?

Garin did not hide all this from his father. Solas watched all of Garin's actions silently. He was very sure that he would be able to see the revival of Stromgarde in his lifetime!

"Chirp!"

"Chirp!"

The loud cry of a griffin came from the front of the mountain road!

With a wave of his hand, Garen's army immediately stopped advancing. Sylvanas was very surprised by such strict discipline.

More than twenty griffins landed from mid-air, and the captain of the Griffin Riders, Thor, walked over with a Wildhammer dwarf.

"Your Excellency, my name is Farand, the captain of the guards of Lord Kurdran of Eagle's Nest Mountain!"

"I have been asked by the Grand Lord to ask for assistance from the Alliance to help us defeat the orcs and trolls besieging Eagle's Nest Mountain. We, the Wildhammer dwarves, are willing to join the Alliance and fight for it!"

These dwarves are quite flexible and have true character. The shame and anger of being rejected twice in their diplomatic missions disappeared in an instant. But we can't blame them for changing with the wind. It's true that the Wildhammer dwarves became afraid after the Three Hammers Civil War, and their sufferings were all caused by their former brothers and allies.

"Hill, I'll leave the infantry to you. I'll lead the knights to charge first!"

In an emergency, Garin did not hesitate. No matter how complicated the terrain was, three thousand high-level knights would just rush in. However, the area ahead was where dwarves lived, so there shouldn't be too many obstacles.

"Don't worry, Garin, I will follow closely with the follow-up troops!" As a ranger general, Shiva is very reliable in marching and fighting, and Garin trusts her very much.

"Arudi! Bring the knights and follow me ahead!"

"drive!"

With a shout, Garin whipped his horse and rushed out first, followed by the Paladin Guards and three thousand high-level knights!

In less than a minute, Garin and his team entered the mountain road connecting the Hinterlands and Hillsbrad areas, leaving Sylvanas and his team in a cloud of dust.

Eagle's Nest Mountain.

"In the name of our ancestors! There are just too many of them! They are like fleas!" Kurdlan was in a terrible mood as he looked at the densely packed coalition of orcs and trolls on the ground, cursing non-stop!

Even though the chances of winning were slim, Kurdlan never gave up. He looked around and saw fire burning in the eyes of the Wildhammer guys!

"Wild Hammer, attack!"

Kurdlan blew the charge horn, and then used his short legs to control the movements of Skarre under his crotch. Skarre let out a sharp cry, spread his wings and climbed upwards, then folded his wings and began to dive with Kurdlan on his back.

The griffins fell straight down with their riders. The Wildhammer dwarves held the griffins' reins tightly with one hand and held their storm hammers with the other!

The Storm Hammer was raised high and then thrown out, but the target of the Storm Hammer was not the orcs and trolls hiding in the woods, but the crowns of every tree in the forest. The hammer collided heavily with the trees, causing a large amount of leaves, berries and pine needles to fall like raindrops.

The Storm Hammer turned an arc and flew back into the hands of the Wildhammer Dwarf, then was thrown out again, hitting a tree.

The trees in the forest were thick and huge, including their nuts and pine needles. These nuts and pine needles were like catapults, hitting the heads of orcs and trolls heavily!

As expected of the mighty Wildhammer dwarves who live in the forest and are in harmony with nature, they can actually think of using the power of nature to fight back against the orcs.

But the Wildhammers had to do more than that. The orcs, harassed by nuts and pine needles, could not stand the debris falling on their heads, so they ran out of the forest and came to the open space!

What was waiting for them was the Storm Hammer that was ready to be launched. Kurdlan swooped down from the sky and threw the Storm Hammer with lightning. The jaw of an orc was directly shattered and he fell heavily to the ground, obviously dead.

"Hahaha! Kill you ugly greenskins, you are not worthy of entering our forest!" Kurdlan shouted excitedly, while catching the flying hammer, and then threw it out again to kill the second orc!

Not only that, the Wildhammers took advantage of the situation and immediately increased their altitude, leaving the range of their spears before the orcs could react.