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——The main force of the Shadow Council is basically the shaman of the Shadowmoon clan, and they can talk to the former leader.

Although Ner'zhul was deceived by Kil'jaeden, he launched countless wars and has gone further and further on the road of blackening.

Has begun to become obsessed with power.

Or he wants to remedy his wrong decision.

Really do something for the people.

In short, in the end, he gave in half-heartedly and agreed.

Ner'zhul has served as the great shaman for many years and has a very high prestige.

When the major clans saw that he was in power, they continued to obey the tribe.

(Not fictional. The World War II that we are familiar with, that is, the restart of the Black Gate, the theft of artifacts, and the events of the five heroes of Outland pushing Draenor back, were promoted by Ner’zhul. He also played the Twisting Void at this time. As for how to become Meow King doesn’t know. Based on the information of 9.0, it’s probably not the Legion but people from the Shadow Realm who did it.)

Due to the defeat of Arathi City, Orgrim's strength was greatly damaged.

Had to shake people to Draenor.

However, the Shadow Council in power has learned of what happened in Azeroth and is very dissatisfied with Orgrim's mass slaughter of warlocks.

Don't want to work with him at all.

Ner'zhul could not order his subordinates well, nor could he disobey his will.

Orgrim can only send people to contact the various clans one by one.

It's a pity that the clans didn't like him too much.

Therefore, Orgrim's commands are few.

In the end, he gave the entire Twilight Forest that he occupied to the Shattered Hand clan, and Kargath agreed to send troops.

Pfister didn't expect Orgrim's situation to be so embarrassing, and couldn't help but feel quite surprised.

But then he changed his mind.

This is actually quite normal as well.

And Pfister himself is actually the behind-the-scenes (culprit) that caused everything to happen.

Chapter 97 Entering the Burning Plains]

Orgrim did not rise to power through the normal process, but through a coup.

And before he seized the position of great chief, he was not even the clan leader.

It's just the top king under the black hand.

If his performance is as dazzling as the original time and space, and the failure is a crime other than war, then that's all.

But now, due to the intervention of the traverser Pfister, the alliance has taken the lead everywhere.

Orgrim's record is not very good.

It's no wonder that a veteran chief like Kargath can be persuaded.

They are in Draenor, but they don't know how difficult the alliance is.

I only think that Orgrim, the prodigal son, has done too badly.

Little did he know that Orgrim was already a man born from heaven.

It would only be worse if it was someone else.

In the end, the only clan that was persuaded by Orgrim was the Shattered Hand, a clan that was big enough but had a relatively shallow foundation.

And small and medium-sized clans such as Fireblade, Thor, and Moknathar.

Big clans such as Warsong and Blood Ring didn't buy it.

All reinforcements add up to about 70 people.

Among them, more than 20 belong to hard labor without combat power.

This is undoubtedly good news.

Because the defenders of the Fortress of Pain and the defenders of Ironforge have exceeded 50.

In other words, Orgrim no longer has much wealth in his hands.

And it's currently in the Burning Steppes adjacent to the Badlands.

for their next goals.

Even if Orgrim has already shaken people, it will be difficult to catch up with this big battle.

Pfister informed Lothar of the news, and the other party immediately made a bold decision.

17 cavalry were left to guard [-] prisoners.

Lead the remaining 20 people to raid Ashes Gap at the junction of the two places.

Binggui is fast, take it down.

Hold the portal of the Burning Plains in the hands of the Alliance.

At the same time, a systematic reminder came from Pfister's mind:

"Ding! An important event [Fierce Battle on Blackstone Mountain] is generated, and you can sign in at the Blackstone Fortress after the battle, 100% trigger the legendary sign-in reward..."

Pfister couldn't help feeling refreshed.

This feeling is not only triggered by rewarding events.

More because this battle is extremely important.

Feist was full of excitement.

To regain Stormwind City, the Burning Plains must be captured.

If you want to destroy the old tribe, you must kill Orgrim.

Therefore, although this battle is not the last battle, it is likely to be the most critical battle of the entire First World War.

Orgrim rallied all the forces he could.