On the way to the Alterac Snow Mountains, Sarlayan temporarily left the team and sent the Folkstons to the nearby town of Tarren Mill.
The Foxtons were just civilians without fighting ability. They followed Sarlayan and his party on a long march through the mountains and forests. The elderly couple obviously showed signs of fatigue.
During the time that Sarlayan and his party were traveling through the mountains and forests, the outcome of the Battle of Durnholde had already been decided, and the news from the front had reached the town of Tarren Mill.
In recent days, many refugees from Durnholde have come to Tarren Mill, and the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Foxton did not arouse any suspicion.
Placing the two old men in Tarren Mill was only a temporary expedient. Sarlayan had already sent a message to Stellagosa, who was staying in her own territory, asking her to send people to Tarren Mill as soon as possible to bring Folkston to Tarren Mill.
The couple secretly settled in Unicorn Town.
Although leaving their hometown makes the Foxtons somewhat reluctant to leave, this small problem is nothing compared to going to the legendary paradise of Quel'Thalas to enjoy a leisurely old age life.
For ordinary human civilians, Quel'Thalas, with superior living conditions, is undoubtedly the paradise on earth.
In order to eliminate Go'el and Taretha's worries, Thalayan had promised them long ago that he would send the Folkstons to Quel'Thalas to spend their remaining years.
This couple is honest and honest by nature, and they are not the kind of greedy people. It would not take much resources to support them for decades.
Considering that the Frostwolf clan would probably not receive foreigners, Go'el originally wanted Talesa to go to Quel'Thalas with her.
But Taresha firmly opposed this.
Even without Sharlayan's commission, she didn't want to leave Go'ir, whose mind was not yet fully mature.
Talesa's biological brother unfortunately died when she was young, and Goyle, who was picked up by Blackmoore, was entrusted to the Foxtons to take care of him during that time.
Taressa devoted all her love to her brother who did not survive. In her mind, no matter what his race was, he was her brother who had no blood relationship with her.
Despite Gu'il's tall appearance, he is only 13 years old after all, and has not yet reached the age to leave the care of his elders.
Unable to defeat the resolute Talesa, Go'el could only compromise as usual and took her with him to the Frostwolf Clan's retreat.
"don’t worry."
Sarlayan, who returned from Tarren Mill, patted Go'ir's broad shoulder and comforted him: "Even if you still can't trust those orcs, I will help you keep an eye on Taressa and ensure that she will not be harmed in any way."
Gu'ir smiled bitterly and nodded: "Then I'll trouble you."
"Taresa is gentle most of the time, but in some places she is very stubborn. I can't say enough about her."
During this trip to Tarren Mill to resettle the two elders, Sarlayan brought back the latest information on the Battle of Durnholde.
The development of the war did not deviate from Sarlayan's speculation.
The goblin explosives detonated by Goel were incredibly powerful and caused quite a bit of noise.
Under the guidance of the Ravenholdt thieves who entered the city first, Jean and Haas gave up on storming the main entrance and sent a small number of elites to follow the Ravenholdt thieves and attack the city through the gap in the city wall.
Thanks to the internal and external cooperation, Durnholde Castle, which was supposed to be able to hold out for ten days and a half, was quickly breached.
It is said that King Jean, who entered the city for inspection after the war, looked very unhappy and was cursing something in a low voice.
"King Jean?"
Guyir frowned slightly and asked: "Curse? Is he still not satisfied with such a glorious victory?"
"Ha!" Sarlayan waved his hand amusingly: "He is not dissatisfied with the results of the war, but is sulking because he failed to play the most important role in this war."
During the previous Battle of Alterac, Gilneas clearly contributed the most on the battlefield, but it was Quel'Thalas who did not participate directly in the battle from beginning to end who received the most praise after the war.
Genn was holding back his energy and wanted to show Gilneas's style in the Battle of Durnholde, but he accidentally encountered Sharlayan's two goals.
To be fair, the main credit for the rapid destruction of the city cannot be attributed to Sarlayan, but to Go'ir.
However, it is impossible for Jean to know the existence of an orc spy like Go'el.
As soon as he heard about the riots in the orc shelter in the city, he immediately thought of the vaccination that Sarlayan had specially given not long ago, and he naturally took the credit for it.
Being robbed of the first prize by the same person twice, Jean was considered well-behaved if he didn't fly into a rage on the spot.
[Hey, it seems that Xiaosha won’t dare to go to Gilneas for a long time. 】
[One thing to say is that this is just a coincidence and cannot be blamed on Sarlayan.]
[He just used his escape from Durnholde as a test for Thrall. Who knew that Thrall would bring out goblin explosives to blow down the city wall.]
By the way, Blackmoore, who was knocked unconscious by Sarlayan, was captured alive by the Ravenholdt thieves who raided the city. He will be sent back to Stannblade's temporary palace to face trial.
For Alterac, the capture of Blackmoore, the traitor who took the lead in defecting to Lordaeron, will be a very effective warning sign, causing those nobles who have been wavering between Lordaeron and Alterac to reconsider their stance.
But for Lordaeron, Blackmoore being captured alive is not good news.
With a little thought, you can imagine that after finally capturing Blackmoore alive, Alterac will definitely not give up and will most likely use this matter to attack Lordaeron in order to seek diplomatic advantages.
However, these matters have nothing to do with Sarlayan for the time being. He will escort Go'ir and Taresha to the Frostwolf clan according to the original plan, and will only let Go'il leave after making sure that Taresha and Go'il will not be in danger at the Frostwolf station.
Next, it will be left to Taresha to consolidate and educate Go'ir's three views, and she must ensure that he will not deviate from his original position because of Drek'Thar's orc culture and customs education.
There is a clear mark on the map left by Durotan that the Frostwolf clan lives in seclusion near the valley basin deep in Alterac.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Since there are few people in the deep mountains, the Kingdom of Alterac has been too busy to take care of itself in the past few years.
So far, no one has discovered that there is an orc clan living near the core hinterland of the Seven Kingdoms of Humanity.
Paper cannot cover fire. As Go'el takes over the Frostwolf Clan and re-enters the world, the existence of the Frostwolf Clan will be exposed sooner or later.
At that time, how to get along with its neighbor, the Kingdom of Alterac, will become Go'el's first important issue after receiving re-education.
The Frostwolf Clan comes from Frostfire Ridge in Draenor, which is a icy and snowy mountainous area. The natural environment is quite similar to the Alterac Snow Mountains.
The Frostwolf clan struggled to survive in the extremely cold environment and endured hardships. Their physical fitness was stronger than that of the orcs from other clans.
Even when faced with the evil orcs who drank the blood of demons, the Frostwolf clan warriors were not without the strength to fight if their numbers were equal.
Facts have proved that the devil's blood is just poison to quench thirst.
Its amplifying effect cannot be effective forever, and will cause orcs who drink demon blood to become cruel and bloodthirsty, amplifying the dark side of their hearts and unable to control their inner rage.
Once the effect of demon blood wears off, serious side effects will follow, making orcs who have drunk demon blood become tired and weak, and their combat effectiveness will drop significantly.
On the way to the Frostwolf station, Go'el relied on the combat skills he learned from humans and his strong physical fitness to easily defeat several of the most powerful warriors selected by his subordinates, including Natsu.
Goering.
The custom of the orcs is that the strong are respected, and those who are strong have the right to speak.
In the past, Go'ir only relied on kindness to make these orc warriors obey his orders. After he showed his strength, all the orcs were convinced by him, and from then on they followed Go'ir wholeheartedly.
In order not to let Go'el underestimate the true strength of the orcs, Nazgrin specially reminded him after his defeat.
"Don't think this is all my strength."
After grabbing Go'el's hand and standing up, Nazgrin, panting heavily, said with a wry smile: "The side effects of the demon's blood have harmed us. Now I only have half the strength I had at my peak."
"half?!"
Go'ir asked in astonishment: "Are you bragging? This is only half of the power."
"Hmph~" Nazgrin snorted in displeasure: "I never lie, this is the truth."
Sarlayan pointed out Nazgrin's word game: "To be precise, your so-called benchmark of half strength is the state of the evil orc strengthened by the blood of demons."
"Are you sure you want to count the state that was supported by drugs as the peak?"
The corner of Nazgrin's mouth twitched: "...Well, if we go by the standards before drinking the demon's blood, I only have 70% of the strength I had then."
Today's Nazgrin is far from reaching his peak. In Sharyan's eyes, he is just a super soldier. There is nothing to be proud of in defeating him.
However, considering that Go'el is only 13 years old, even if he only defeats the weakened version of Nazgrin, he can still see his strong talent in combat.
Sarlayan looked thoughtfully at Go'il, who had accepted a new round of challenges.
'The physical fitness of the orcs and the fighting skills of humans... are interesting. Under my guidance, I don't know how far this child will grow in the future, and whether he can surpass his own achievements in the original history.'