In Thunder Bluff, five thousand tauren were ready to go, shouting the slogan "For the Horde, for Azeroth", and marched towards Durotar.
It's hard to explain clearly what it means to be brave.
If someone had told the tauren before the orcs entered Kalimdor that you would become food for some kind of creature, and it was voluntary, the proud tauren would have sneered and then stepped on them hard.
Helpless habits are very scary.
After countless tauren have dedicated their lives to preaching the truth, if you don't serve as the orcs' military rations, you will feel that you are dirty, dirty, morally low, shameless to see others, shameful for your family, unqualified to live in this world, and subjected to thousands of tauren.
People reviled him until he jumped to his death from Thunder Bluff.
All the tauren knew something was wrong, but they couldn't tell where it was.
Everything happened naturally, as if the tauren were born to be food for the orcs.
The five thousand tauren were in high spirits and wanted to fly to the orcs immediately and be eaten by the orcs.
When Kogar heard the news, he knew his chance had come.
The cunning Kor'gall knew that Garrosh was hiding in the Great Beast's Den, but he did not dare to push him too hard. He had not forgotten the catastrophe caused by Garrosh and Thrall.
But Kor'gall, who has a strong thirst for knowledge, will never give up the temptation.
The Twilight's Hammer gathered in the Barrens, preparing to intercept five thousand tauren.
As believers of the Old Gods, the members of the Twilight Hammer are very complex, including humans, tauren, orcs, elves, undead, draconians, etc.
Despite this, the Twilight's Hammer is not a piece of sand.
The ancient god C'Thun carefully selected members and formed an extremely tight organization. They received C'Thun's teachings, learned magic knowledge, and were proficient in various technologies. They can be said to be the heirs of C'Thun's dark empire.
Many people accuse the Whispers of the Ancient Gods of being a terrible curse that can drive people crazy, but few understand that it is actually a means for the Ancient Gods to spread knowledge.
Some suitable people can learn knowledge and skills from the whispers, suddenly become enlightened, and perform powerful magic. Especially those civilians who are not qualified to learn magic. The whispers of the ancient gods treat them equally and gain powerful magical power from them.
For some people whose talents are not suitable, the whispers of the ancient gods are just annoying thoughts. Over time, they can really drive people crazy. Some magicians even intercepted fragments of the whispers of the ancient gods and developed magic that can make people crazy.
Members of the Twilight's Hammer are chosen by the Old Gods, and their loyalty is unquestionable.
Kor'gall led five hundred members of the Twilight's Hammer, and they all cast spells together to form a black cloud that flew across the sky toward Mulgore.
Five thousand tauren passed by Bloodhoof Village, and before they left the territory of Mogaolei, they saw a dark cloud floating in the sky, mixed with countless thunder and lightning.
Bain, the leader of the team, saw that the situation was not good and quickly ordered the five thousand tauren to form a charging formation.
Ko'gall fell at the front of the team and sarcastically said: "What did I see? Five thousand walking beefs. Ha, Warchief Bain, where are you sending your people?"
Bain took off a warhammer from his back. This is a weapon made by dwarves, called the Fear Breaker, which is used to eliminate fear in the heart.
"Kol'gall, do you want to intercept five thousand angry tauren?"
Behind Bain, five thousand tauren exhaled white mist from their mouths and noses, bent down slightly, and secretly exerted force on their hooves, ready to charge at any time.
The brave tauren are very fearsome in battle, and even the mysterious Twilight Hammer will not make them timid.
Kogar laughed and said:
"Bane, do you think I would be stupid enough to fight with you? I am different from you. Every member of the Twilight Hammer is extremely precious. Losing even one of them will make me heartache. Fearless sacrifice is meaningless. Come on.
Come on, Tauren, face your real enemy."
While Cho'gall was shouting, five hundred Twilight Hammer members collaborated to cast spells.
Countless rays of light flashed through, and a large group of ferocious faces appeared beside Twilight's Hammer.
Orcs.
These orcs were shackled and were originally mining in the mine. Someone drove them to the center of a magic circle and prepared various knives, sharp axes, etc.
The magic circle was running, a burst of light flashed, and they had been teleported to Mulgore by the group.
Kogar roared with a ferocious look: "Orcs, this is your favorite tauren. Take up your weapons and charge, peel off their skins. Maybe you have never tasted tauren meat, but you will get your wish soon."
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The orcs woke up as if from a dream and hurriedly picked up the weapons on the ground.
Baine was stunned for a moment. He wanted to say something and tell everyone that these orcs were different from Garrosh's subordinates, but unfortunately he ran out of time.
After encountering the orcs, the tauren instinctively prostrate themselves on the ground, close their eyes and wait for death. This is their fate. Anyone who dares to resist will be severely punished, even affecting their family members.
Baine was so angry that he stamped his feet and could only use Wilderness Run to escape in the direction of Thunder Bluff.
Five thousand tauren were quickly slaughtered, and the earth was stained red with blood. These orc miners finally ate delicious tauren meat, and more meat was collected and sent back to Orgrimmar.
Cho'gall looked proud, he wanted to see how Garrosh would respond.
After receiving the news, Garrosh was furious and cursed.
"Bain is a big fool. He actually had the army rations stolen by Korgall. Those were five thousand tauren, and even five thousand pigs were not so easy to kill."
One of his subordinates whispered: "Great Chief, the fighting power of the wild boars is very terrifying."
Garrosh sneered and said: "The matter is not over yet. The Cave of Time has provided me with an army of 100,000 people. When this army arrives, it will be time for me to counterattack Orgrimmar."
During Thrall's tenure as warchief, with Jaina's help, two huge portals were built between the Caverns of Time and Orgrimmar, so that orc soldiers could teleport directly to Orgrimmar.
After Garrosh ascended to the position of warchief, his relationship with Theramore became cold, and the portal was gradually abolished. However, behind Garrosh was Doras, the richest man in Kalimdor, who built a huge fleet.
Anchor from Steamwheedle Harbor in Tanaris and follow the coastline to Orgrimmar.
After the fission of the earth, the terrain changed, and the Hotsand Port was flooded by sea water, but this did not affect troop transport, and a port was built near Gadgetzan.
An army of 100,000 orcs walked from the Cave of Time to Gadgetzan. Right in front of them, the Dragon Roar Clan suddenly appeared in the port driving dozens of red baby dragons and burned the troop transport to the ground.
As a result, these 100,000 troops were stranded in Gadgetzan, initially feeding on the goblins of Gadgetzan. Soon, the goblins of Gadgetzan died or fled, and the orcs lost their food source.
Garrosh believed that difficulties could always be overcome, and strictly ordered the army to stay in Gadgetzan, otherwise Azeroth would be destroyed.
In the dry desert of Tanaris, a hundred thousand troops crowded into the small Gadgetzan, eager for the arrival of the troop transport ship, but in the end it was all in vain.
Hunger tortured every orc, and all the scorpions and cacti near Gadgetzan were eaten up. No one knew what happened during this period, and Garrosh didn't think of a way. The one hundred thousand army just perished.
Kor'gall paid close attention to the changes in Gadgetzan throughout the whole process, and this result was beyond his expectation.