Long Ears' family background is still very rich, and his 6,800-year heritage is not just bragging.
When the player [Blood QS] who used [Deception Orb] to sneak into the Elf City heard this news, McDonald sneered.
I really don’t know which noble nobleman is greedy for this.
This scene is very similar to the late Ming Dynasty when Emperor Chongzhen was attacked by King Chuang Li Zicheng. The ministers headed by Zhou Kui were only willing to give 200,000 taels of silver to the emperor as military supplies. When King Chuang entered the city, these ministers vomited out 7,000 taels of silver.
Ten thousand taels of silver.
When a country loses its enterprising spirit from top to bottom and becomes extravagant, where does the money come from?
This kind of corruption actually occurs in almost all human and elven kingdoms, but Quel'Thalas is the worst.
This country, governed by elven kings, is rotten to the core.
If MacDonald was an elf, he would bring a bottom-up revolution to Quel'Thalas and overthrow the corrupt Silvermoon Council and the rule of the Sun King.
The butt determines the head. As a human, McDonald had no intention of fighting for the elves from the beginning.
He won't do anything with a hot face but a cold butt.
From the bottom of his heart, McDonald wished that the Long-eared Master and Orgrim would die together, and then the world would celebrate together.
Using the new batch of cannons that arrived, McDonald's broke through the orc blockade again, dispersed these second-rate clans, and rushed them into the forest. At the same time, he allowed sand sculpture players to take advantage of the strong wind from west to east and move towards Zul'Aman.
A fire was set.
To be fair, if the elven rangers were willing to burn down the forest, the Zul'Aman trolls would have been on the streets long ago.
Without the cover of the woods and not good at digging burrows, can the Zul'Aman trolls withstand the biubiubiu of a bunch of elven wizards?
McDonald was the first to not believe it.
If you can't destroy it, you can't build it. Just kill all the trolls and then plant trees.
This kind of suggestion is something you can't make to a forest-loving ranger.
In order to appease Vereesa and other rangers, Macdonald had to 'severely punish' those soldiers who accidentally set the forest on fire.
A soldier who looked exactly like [Junchen Tianya] and claimed to the elves that his name was Tony Damu was hung on the southeastern branch by McDonald and worshiped in heaven.
After all, it was early spring, so the fire could not burn very fiercely and was extinguished within a few seconds.
Thanks to this fire, a fire break with a width of more than five kilometers was cleared that separated Zul'Aman from the rest of the forest in Ghostland.
Then, McDonough started to build a group of fortresses again, with the momentum of "I want to build all the way to Silvery Moon City".
In a parallel world, there is no one else but him who can turn a real-time strategy game RTS into a tower defense game TD.
Vereesa asked: "Why not advance directly to Silvermoon City?"
McDonald replied: "No qualified commander would rush in when his flanks are unsafe or the food route is cut off. Remember! Hungry soldiers cannot fight."
The truth of the matter is, McDonald's doesn't mind throwing money at it.
What if he spends money and is still treated as a fool? That would make him very unhappy.
By the way, a certain King of Alterac who was so stupid after accepting money from Mr. Mai, now even his ashes have been raised by Mr. Mai.
Suona? Requiem of Holy Light? Everything is arranged.
McDonald's just refused to advance or retreat, and kept marching thousands of meters a day to press forward? This made Orgrim feel very uncomfortable.
What makes the chief uncomfortable the most is not McDonald, but Brother Goudan.
"What? Gul'dan ignored my orders and ran away!?" Orgrim's bloodshot eyes were full of disbelief.
He couldn't help but recall his old friend Durotan's warning that "Gul'dan wanted to betray all the orcs"? A feeling called chagrin deeply stimulated him.
He didn't know that Gul'dan had a sneak peek at Sargeras' power, which didn't stop him from wanting to eradicate it more than once.
The cruel reality beat him hard again and again, making Orgrim understand? Without Gul'dan, who is the last magistrate, the orcs will definitely not be able to go far.
However, Gul'dan hid too deeply. He bowed down again and again, paralyzing Orgrim's heart.
Out of trust in his fellow orcs, Orgrim believed in the oaths of allegiance he swore.
now……
This has become the most hypocritical lie!
The death knights who were technically loyal to him followed Gul'dan without looking back.
Cho'gall, the ogre who swore allegiance? Also followed Gul'dan!
"Traitors must be severely punished!" Today's war chief was furious, and the war chief's dignity must be maintained: "Red! Maim! I order you to take the remaining one-third of the warships? Catch up with Gul'dan! Kill him.
Him! Bring his head back to me!"
Orgrim ordered the Blackhand brothers who always seemed to be very well-behaved.
He took it for granted.
The Blackstone Clan is the clan where he made his fortune, but this does not mean that everyone really obeys him.
Especially after he killed the original warchief Blackhand with a sneak attack in the Magora Duel, Blackhand's two sons never accepted him. Of course, due to Orgrim's force, Red and Maim were not on the spot.
Get angry.
They continued to obey orders obediently.
"Promise to complete the mission!" said Red, who was so insidious that he didn't look like an orc at all.
But here? After leaving the camp with the most loyal men to their brothers, the Red brothers immediately took a boat and sailed away. The destination was of course not the Tomb of Sargeras where Gul'dan went, but the py transaction they had made with them before.
The Burning Steppes where the Dark Iron Dwarves live.
Cho'gall's Duskhammer clan left, and one-third of the Blackstone orcs who would become the Blackfang clan after leaving. Then Zuljin's trolls were surrounded by the Stratholme army and couldn't get through at all. Orgrim
The elite force at hand was suddenly reduced a lot.
After gathering the remnants of the second-rate clans who were driven away by McDonald's army, Orgrim clearly realized that this trip to Quel'Thalas might not be possible.
He has a lot of tricks at his disposal, and the ones he can fight are the 200,000 orcs (the rest are miscellaneous soldiers and peons). If he fights any of the elves or the Stratholme army, he thinks he has a 70% chance of winning.
After all, in his eyes, the elves are just stick men, consuming the mana gained by the elf mage. In hand-to-hand combat, one orc can fight two or three elf infantry.
As for the Stratholme Army, according to preliminary reconnaissance, it seems that there are not many troops.
Well, at this point in time, Orgrim, because of poor communication, didn't know that his good friend Grom was beaten once by McDonald with a turret stream. He subconsciously thought that those bunkers could simply use trebuchets.
smash...
"Varok, you continue to attack Silvermoon City. I'll kill that human army first." Orgrim made a very important decision. He divided his troops into two groups and prepared to turn around and kill McDonald first.
of troops.
Who would have known that as soon as the orcs broke out of camp, news was received over there that the humans abandoned the large construction site under construction, quickly retreated ten kilometers, and then set up camp to wait and see. Not only that, the cavalry troops that had been wandering outside the orc camp before,
They also evacuated, leaving behind a bunch of griffins circling in the sky.
