Time soon came to July, and the relationship between the Kingdom of Thresh and the Tauren became increasingly closer through the arsenal they jointly controlled.
And more information was also passed to Prell through the Apalaye camp. The Tauren Raptor Druid has never given up on Desolation, the Stonetalon Mountains, the Barrens, Thousand Needles and even Feralas.
With the continuous investigation of the area, the surrounding situation seems to be developing for the better.
First of all, the civil war between the Magram clan in Desolace at the end of last year between the centaurs of the Kokal and Garak clans who stayed there. Although there was a temporary lull in the middle, after the spring, the conflict between the two sides
Small-scale conflicts continued.
The Centaur clan carried out their robbery tradition very well, and the Tauren were forced to move to the Desolate Land. The Magram clan did not chase them like mad dogs like the Kokal and Garak clans. Since there were no Tauren to rob,
They set their sights on their own people.
This caused Dezpar Khan of the Kokar clan to stay in the Desolate Land, struggling to cope with the constant harassment and provocations of Jayne Khan of the Magram clan, and the Cenarion Circle was completely at Niel's outpost.
He stood firm and began to explore in the direction of Marathon.
According to the information detected by the Cenarion Circle at Niel Outpost, Dezpar Khan intended to join forces with the Kyrgyz clan to deal with the Magram clan, but the Kyrgyz clan refused.
Although they are at odds with the Magram clan, the Kyrgyz clan also does not want the Kokal and Garak clan to continue to stay in the already barren and desolate land to snatch limited survival resources.
The Kyrgyz clan even reduced its military strength and tried its best to avoid any conflicts with the Magram clan so that the war between the latter and Dezpa Khan could continue.
Dezpa Khan stayed in the Desolate Land, which caused the headquarters of the Kokar clan and the centaurs stationed in the backwater oasis of the Barrens to also stop. After all, no matter how crazy the centaurs were, they would not want or dare to do so at the same time.
A two-front battle.
The centaur civil war in the Desolate Land has also affected the Garak clan, which has always followed the Kokar clan. The main body of the Garak clan is located in Thousand Needles, and the tauren in Black Cloud Peak and Luanfeng Hill have sent back the news:
There was a Garak Centaur group of approximately several thousand people heading towards Feralas.
Obviously, they were ordered to support Desolace. In short, what happened in Desolace was a great good thing for the tauren, because they could finally have a rare period of rest and recuperation.
The pressure from the centaurs on the tauren has weakened, but the Barrens is still not peaceful. The quilboars of the Steelmane clan from Briar Ridge to Razor Ridge continue to harass them, in addition to occasional small-scale conflicts with the harpies of the Dustwind clan.
With Tiragarde Castle.
The Kingdom of Kul Tiras obviously attaches great importance to this bridgehead fortress on the Kalimdor continent, and has dispatched more than ten warships. Under the protection of the reinforced Kul Tiras navy, Tiragarde Castle's
Construction continues steadily.
The Steelmane Wild Boars are naturally unwilling to see the construction of Tiragarde Castle, which has seriously violated their original home and sphere of influence, but their previous battles with the defenders of Tiragarde Castle barely accounted for anything.
It was cheap, so the goblins came to the door again.
Gresu once again sold a batch of weapons to the Steelmane Quilboar, but he didn't know that every move in the Wind Valley was always under the surveillance of the tauren raptor druids.
Magatha has never forgotten how the goblins instigated the harpies to attack Sun Stone Dwelling and Apalaye Camp. She is a very vengeful tauren and remembers everything the goblins did to the tauren.
In my heart.
As for the Thornback Clan, Chief Screaming Thornmane also made another deal with Gresu. The mines in Mulgore were destroyed years ago, and Gresu didn't know who did it. He could only suspect that it was Eagle.
Either a human or a quilboar, but there was no evidence, so the matter was left unsolved for the time being.
This blow also caused Gresu to temporarily slow down his external expansion, and instead returned the focus of attention to the Gale Mine. After the caravan director and personal representative he sent asked Nineel to hire a group of more kobolds,
And after being rejected without hesitation, Gresu also realized that he could no longer treat the kobolds in the Gale Mine as harshly as before.
Mulgore's mine plan has been temporarily put on hold, and Rolling Rock Canyon refuses to provide employees. For Gresu, if he wants to rely on mining to make money, serve his bosses and the company's major shareholders, and satisfy them, he must pay attention to the Storm Mine.
The kobolds in the cave are better.
So the oppressed kobolds suddenly received a notice from Gresu that their treatment had been slightly improved. The happy kobolds didn't know that this was just a small profit concession from the capitalists, with the purpose of making them more willing.
The earth was squeezed and became a well-behaved slave.
Gresu finally reached an arms trade with the Thornback Boars. It was precisely because the arms trade he had been promoting brought enough benefits to the venture capital company headquarters that he lost an exploration team and lost a building.
Mine, he was still sitting in that position.
But Gresu was obviously not satisfied, so more and more goblin caravans were heading from the Wind Valley to the Desolate Land through the Cinder Valley. Gresu had always maintained some kind of close contact with the Kokar clan. Now the Centaur Civil War is exactly
Great opportunity for him to profit from it.
Gresu used the forces in Gale Valley to sell arms on a large scale, and the tauren were unable to do anything about it. But generally speaking, this year, the entire tauren race finally breathed a sigh of relief.
In mid-July, the bored Prell received news from the Apalaye camp: the tauren chieftain Cairn Bloodhoof personally visited.
In early May, the Finance Minister of the Kingdom of Thresh, the first and only Baron Jikniku, left Rolling Rock Canyon and headed for Booty Bay. His purpose was simple, preparing to turn his small family property-
--The entire garment factory will be relocated to Rolling Rock Canyon.
Jikniku is a very smart goblin. Although he has only been in office for a few months, he can clearly see that even if Preel cannot expand the power of the kobolds, the Kingdom of Thresh is fully able to gain a foothold in the Stonetalon Mountains.
The Kingdom of Thresh has a close relationship with the Tauren race, and the Harpy of the Witchwing Clan has also reached a truce and reconciliation with the Tauren. He is now considered a prominent official in the Kingdom of Thresh, and the family property was relocated because of him and his
Brother Binznaku's original trading partners were among these races and clans.
And he also has another task, which is to find a stable and reliable source of tin ore for Prell.
Due to the lack of tin ore, the explosives workshop of Stonehoof Arsenal has completely stopped production. Prell has tried to send a team of kobold miners to the vast mountains between Sun Stone House and Apalaye Camp to find other mineral sources.
Regarding this point, the Tauren are also very anxious. They must take advantage of this rare peaceful time to make all preparations for war as soon as possible. Whether it is food, various supplies or weapons, the Tauren are also in urgent need of everything.
Therefore, Cairn Bloodhoof once again came to the Stonetalon Mountains to pay a state visit to the newly established Kingdom of Thresh as the Tauren Warchief, with the purpose of continuing to deepen the cooperative relationship between the two parties.
This is the first time Cairn Bloodhoof has set foot in Rolling Rock Canyon. He has passed through the outside of the canyon several times from Sunstone Dwelling to Apalaye Camp, but he has never had a deeper communication with the kobolds who have lived here for generations.
Today's Rolling Rock Canyon has changed a lot. On the outside of the canyon, the kobold garrison dug caves along the cliff and built beacon towers and sentries.
The road leading to the inside of the canyon has also been widened and repaired, and a surveillance post has been built above the entrance of the canyon. After entering the valley through the canyon, near the north side, there is a trade bazaar surrounded by wooden sheds and wooden houses, and behind the road
On the south side, a garrison patrol is stationed.
Behind this area, which the Kingdom of Thresh calls the "Trade Area", is a row of wooden fences blocking the road. They are also guarded by kobold garrison troops. Behind the wooden fence is a dense forest.
Kane Bloodhoof was followed by an army of two hundred tauren guards. He walked at the forefront of the team and kept looking around. Then he saw the mountain giant Koruzik and Prell standing at the feet of Koruzik.
Prell and his party were waiting for the arrival of Kane Bloodhoof near the woods behind the big fence. Seeing the Tauren Chief holding a rune spear, he took a step forward and said enthusiastically: "Welcome the Tauren Chief to Doghead."
The kingdom of man!”
Cairn Bloodhoof laughed heartily: "Everything you have done really impresses me!" Prell captured it at the turn of the New Year. By that time Cairn Bloodhoof had returned to the southern barrens, even though Ah
The messenger sent by the Palaye camp delivered the news, but Kane Bloodhoof still couldn't believe it.
In fact, Kane Bloodhoof had always believed that this was fake news from Magatha Grimtotem, because Prell's experience of seizing power was too exaggerated, and even the most ridiculous knight novels would not dare to write it like this, but...
It all just happened.
After Kane Bloodhoof repeatedly confirmed the authenticity of the news, he did not feel that the kobolds were really unworthy, but felt that Prell and his companions were really a group of talents and heroic figures.
So the two chiefs chatted while heading towards the office area built by Prell in the valley. This place has been continuously expanded, forming a large area of unique buildings made of stone, wood, and animal skins in various styles.
group.
Prell named it "Rolling Rock Castle". In fact, it is a small village without city defenses. Compared with the cities of humans, elves, dwarves, and gnomes, it is extremely simple. But if it is compared with Kalimdor
Compared with other indigenous races on the mainland, this place can really be regarded as a prosperous small city.
In front of the main meeting hall of Rolling Rock Castle, Kane Bloodhoof stopped and looked at the rockery, pond, octagonal wooden pavilion and transplanted trees in front of the hall, and looked at the accompanying Pandaren Old Chen with admiration.
: "Is this the architectural style of the Pandaren?"
Old Chen nodded proudly. On a whim, he personally guided and presided over the construction of this landscape, which aroused everyone's amazement. Different from the elf race's low-key approach to nature, it is different from the human race's desire to show everything.
Different from the extravagance, the Pandaren's architectural style is full of a beauty that no one can find the exact words to describe.
Obviously, this unique beauty now also shocked Kane Bloodhoof Prell and grinned: "The Kingdom of Thresh is not only the home of the kobolds, but also the home of all those who participated in the construction. I
I hope that all races can coexist harmoniously and understand each other. This is the future we are pursuing!"
Kane Bloodhoof was silent for a long time and nodded solemnly: "This is also the pursuit of our tauren!"