What General Tujan said makes sense. Nowadays, the orcs are seriously fighting among themselves, and Varian is a soft persimmon who cannot be supported. If Fording can stand up, he is very likely to win the favor of the moon god.
But this requires taking great risks, even risking your life and fortune.
Seeing that Fording's heart was moved, General Tuyang continued:
"Sarkon has the reputation of being the savior, but he acts cruelly and ruthlessly, harming all living beings. As the leader of the Alliance, Varian is cowardly and incompetent, and only harms his own people. The Scourge has put the Alliance and the Horde into crisis, and this is the perfect moment.
What an opportunity!”
Fording frowned deeply and thought carefully for a long time, but in the end timidity took over.
"No, I can't do this. Sal, the savior, has reborn me with kindness. He is like my reborn parent. I absolutely cannot betray him."
General Tuyang did not give up and continued to persuade:
"Fording, I know you like Jaina. If you become the co-owner of the Alliance and the Horde, you will be the most powerful person in Azeroth, and Jaina will definitely throw herself into her arms."
Thinking of Jaina's cute and charming appearance, especially the brilliant blond hair, Fording was once again moved by her, but thinking about the risks he faced, Fording once again flinched.
"Stop talking about it. I, Fording, act openly and aboveboard. I am worthy of anyone in my life. I walk upright and sit upright. I will never do such betrayal. I cannot afford to lose this face."
General Tuyang was very disappointed and sarcastically said:
"Fording, have you forgotten that the orcs tied you to the dining table and ate your flesh wantonly? Have you forgotten that you were tortured? Is there no hatred in your heart?"
That was Fording's great shame and humiliation. How could outsiders be allowed to comment? Fording was furious and roared:
"You need to talk nonsense. Orcs are kind and kind. Thrall, the savior, has the world in mind. How could he do such cruel things? Don't listen to those rumors."
General Tuyang shook his head in disappointment and explained patiently:
"Fording! Don't you understand? This is your only chance to save yourself. For the loss of five thousand orcs, Thrall will definitely be criticized by Garrosh and other opposition parties and take the opportunity to make a big fuss, so Thrall can only launch
One person has to bear this sin, and you, Fording, are the best choice."
"Impossible, I believe in Thrall's character." Fording categorically objected, but his face was pale, and it was obvious that General Tuyang's speculation touched his heart.
General Tuyang sighed: "Fording, you can take care of yourself. If you don't listen to my advice, you will definitely regret it. I just hope you don't die too ugly!"
After General Tujan left, Fordring was restless. He knew Thrall's character very well. For the sake of his own authority, Thrall was very likely to let Fordring take this big blame.
But Fording was born to be tough towards humans, and became timid and cowardly when he saw the orcs. When the orcs invaded, he was unable to do anything, and he was extremely afraid of the orcs from the bottom of his heart.
This made Fording hesitate, unable to make up his mind, and missed the opportunity.
Such a big thing happened in Icecrown. Garrosh, who had not seen him for many days, threatened that all this was Thrall's conspiracy. Thrall colluded with the Scourge to slaughter his own people.
King Saurfang also delivered an important speech in Orgrimmar, accusing Thrall of his inaction. Five thousand brave orc soldiers died inexplicably. This was all Thrall's fault. He was not qualified to be the warchief at all.
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Thrall was prepared for this. Out of the wisdom of a leader, Thrall knew that the matter could not just go away, otherwise the savior's prestige would be lost and how could he convince the public.
Although he could not figure out the truth of the matter, it did not delay Thrall from standing up for justice. At this time, Fording, who had the most estranged relationship with Thrall, became the best person to take the blame.
Thrall acted very quickly. With the help of the Dalaran mage, Orgrimmar sent five hundred orc soldiers, which gave Thrall some peace of mind.
Meanwhile, Thrall wrote to Jaina.
After some bargaining, Thrall agreed to give out all the profits of the Argent Crusade in Northrend, including large amounts of ores, precious herbs, walrus furs, etc., in exchange for Jaina's support.
That night, Fording was sleeping soundly when dozens of orc soldiers suddenly broke in. Fording, who grabbed the Ashbringer, saw the orcs, and his hands and feet suddenly became weak, and the Ashbringer fell to the ground.
The orc soldiers brutally broke Fordring's limbs, cut off his tongue, and dragged Fording all the way to Thrall's tent.
The tent was warm as spring, and Thrall and Jaina were chatting happily.
The two of them were eating a fat tauren, and there were laughter and laughter from time to time. Fording threw it to the ground like garbage, and Thrall didn't even raise his head and said casually:
"Betrayer Fordring, in order to save Azeroth and destroy the Scourge, I must lend you your life. You must feel very honored to die for the great savior."
Fording, who had lost his tongue, was speechless and looked at Thrall imploringly.
Jaina looked at Fording, whose face was covered with blood, with a look of disgust on her face, and whispered:
"Look at his appearance. It reminds me of Grom Hellscream. His flattering expression makes me sick."
Thrall sneered and said: "Yes, Fording is the orc's dog. When it is fattened, it will be slaughtered and eaten for meat to play its final role."
The next day, Thrall held a Fording Trial Conference. Almost all the officers of the Silver Northern Expedition arrived, and a large crowd of people stood in the square in darkness.
Around the square, a large group of ordinary soldiers gathered to watch the fun and comment on Fording on the high platform.
At this moment, Fording was hung upside down on a wooden pole, shaking slightly.
The high platform was surrounded by hundreds of orc warriors and thousands of soldiers from Theramore. Jaina stood vigilantly next to Thrall. If things went wrong, the two of them could escape quickly.
Sal climbed up to the high platform and gave a loud speech:
"A few years ago, a human paladin entered Orgrimmar. I warmly entertained him, and he sighed: I have seen the noblest orcs and the despicable humans. Yes, this man
It is the Tirion Fordring you are familiar with. The noblest orc is of course me, the great savior, but I still don’t know who the despicable human being is!
"Until today, I realized that the most despicable human being is himself. On the surface, he is the leader of the Argent Crusade, leading the Alliance and the Horde to fight against the evil Scourge, but secretly he has been colluding with the Scourge. Ever since he entered Northrend
, the Silver Northern Expedition suffered heavy losses, and as the savior, I was suspicious of this, so I came to investigate, only to find that Fording sold innocent Northern Expedition soldiers to the Scourge in exchange for his own glory."
Thrall's speech caused an uproar in the Argent Crusade.
Anyone with a brain in the Silver Crusade can quickly figure out after entering Northrend that Fording is colluding with the orcs led by Thrall.
But no one dared to raise objections in person, and could only say words of praise for Sal.
General Tuyang was the first to stand up, knelt on the ground and kowtowed:
"Great Savior, make decisions for us!"
With this leader in mind, the officers of the Silver Northern Expedition followed suit and knelt down in large numbers:
"Lord Savior, please kill the evil Fording and avenge our brother."
Thrall and Jaina looked at each other and smiled. The Silver Crusade was indeed a group of cowards, and Fordring was dead.