The Hourglass of Time showcases the ruthless slaughter of the Draenei city of Telmor by the Orcs, led by Durotan and Orgrimmar.
People of all ages and genders were killed, including many infants.
Durotan personally killed over a hundred Draenei.
But because he saved a little Draenei girl, all the killing became insignificant, and everyone's attention was focused solely on this act of kindness.
"Lord Durotan is truly a role model for us all, as desirable as a gold coin," said the trading magnate Gallywix with delight.
"The Orcs are kind and benevolent, fighting to save the Draenei. Such noble sentiments are truly moving." Genn Greymane solemnly removed his hat and bowed.
The leaders of the Alliance and the Horde discussed the matter animatedly, praising Lord Durotan's kindness and benevolence, and commending his noble character. Many were moved to tears.
Wrathion watched coldly as this represented the people of Azeroth, hypocritical, pretentious, and morally ambiguous in their attempts to curry favor with Thrall.
Kairoz was satisfied with the result and smiled faintly.
"Lord Durotan has proven that the Orcs are the noblest race in Azeroth. They are Justice, great, and kind. Although Garrosh made some mistakes, he is not irredeemable and can be forgiven. I hope everyone will cast a fair vote."
Although everyone praised Lord Durotan's noble character, it was clearly not enough to pardon Garrosh's crimes because of it.
Kairoz manipulated the Hourglass of Time, and another scene unfolded before everyone.
The cold wind howled, and the ice and snow raged.
The towering, Frozen Throne was covered with a thick layer of corpses, and severed limbs littered the ground.
On his throne, Arthas, wielding Frostmourne, let out a wild laugh.
Before Arthas, Ashbringer stood aside, while Tirion Fordring knelt on the ground, weeping and begging for mercy.
Arthas's voice was as merciless as the cold winds of Northrend:
"Tirion Fordring, you have failed. No one but the Invincible Orcs can defeat me."
Just then, a towering figure appeared near the Frozen Throne, towering over the sky and larger than the entire Icecrown Citadel.
"It's Garrosh." Arthas's expression changed drastically.
Garrosh raised his hand, a gigantic palm that blotted out the sky and covered the entire Icecrown Glacier, shattering Icecrown Citadel with a single blow.
Upon witnessing this scene, all the leaders present wanted to unleash a torrent of curses.
"That's absolutely shameless."
Is a blatant lie really being used as evidence to treat the leaders of the Alliance and the Horde as fools?
Unfortunately, no one could refute it.
The Battle of Icecrown Citadel is a closely guarded secret, concerning the reputations of all the leaders; the truth cannot be made public.
Seeing the grim expressions on everyone's faces, Kairoz said smugly, "As everyone knows, after Tirion Fordring's defeat, it was Garrosh who killed the Lich King Arthas and saved Azeroth. This great feat is enough to make up for all his mistakes."
Thrall could no longer contain himself. He opened his blood-red maw and roared, "Bronze Dragonflight are nothing but food for Orcs! Kairoz, do you want to die?"
Kairoz was quite frightened, but mustered his courage and said, "I obey the orders of the divine Emissary."
Upon hearing the Emissary, Thrall dared not say anything and silently retreated to the side.
Since Thrall didn't object, no one could say anything, thus confirming the fact that Garrosh defeated Arthas and saved Azeroth.
This scene added considerable weight to Garrosh's defense, Vol'jin became somewhat uneasy, fearing that in the end, Garrosh would not only be innocent but also be lauded for his outstanding contributions.
Hourglass of Time marches on, another scene unfolds before us.
In the Arena of Orgrimmar, Cairne Bloodhoof wielded Runed Spear, his body covered in black tentacles and ominous eyes, with an endless horde of Demons behind him.
Cairne Bloodhoof roared, "Azeroth, tremble before me! Demons attack! Destroy this world!"
At this critical moment, Garrosh stepped forward again, killing Cairne Bloodhoof with a single blow and annihilating all the Demons.
The expressions on everyone's faces turned grim again.
The killing of Cairne Bloodhoof was a conspiracy, and almost all the Horde leaders were accomplices, with vested interests involved, so no one dared to stand up and point it out.
The Alliance's leaders were unaware of the truth and unable to point out that it was a lie.
Kairoz said with dramatic intonation, "As everyone knows, the Tauren are the most Evil race in Azeroth."
Baine was furious. Among the various tribes of the Horde, the Tauren were merely food for the Orcs, an insulted and oppressed race. How could they be considered the most Evil race?
Unfortunately, Baine couldn't make a sound; his body was stiff, clearly indicating that Kairoz was behind it all.
Kairoz continued, "If it weren't for Warchief Garrosh, the Tauren would have destroyed the world long ago. The Horde needs Garrosh, and Azeroth needs Garrosh."
Seeing that the evidence clearly favored Garrosh, Vol'jin, in the name of the current Warchief, said:
That's all for today, everyone. Go back and rest.
After the trial, Kairoz walked towards the cell where Garrosh was imprisoned. Wrathion followed silently behind him, asking with displeasure:
"Of the three historical events depicted in Hourglass of Time,' only the first act is real. What exactly do you want to achieve?"
Kairoz smiled slightly, "I'm just showing what everyone wants to see."
Wrathion said coldly:
"It's a pity you didn't tell everyone that Durotan rescued that little girl only to have her for dinner. Durotan is far more ruthless than Thrall; he doesn't like eating corpses."
Kairoz shrugged. "Everyone knows Durotan and Orgrimmar are ruthless killers, treacherous villains whose hands are stained with the blood of Draenei and humans. But so what? Thrall named the orc capital Orgrimmar and Durotan, clearly elevating two war Orcs and showing contempt for the other Butcher of Azeroth."
Wrathion nodded in agreement. "Well said, it's just as disgusting as Mount Hyjal after Archimonde."
Kairoz smiled knowingly, "If someone were to write a play praising Durotan or Orgrimmar, they'd be bankrupt. The concept of good and evil in Azeroth is already distorted. I'm mocking them, but I also have my own agenda."
Inside the cell where Garrosh was imprisoned, the mournful cries of Velen and Anduin could be heard continuously.
Garrosh was in a bad mood and took pleasure in torturing Velen and Anduin, cutting their flesh with a dagger until the bones were exposed in many places.
Kairoz stood in front of the cell doors for a while, then laughed, "Listen to this wonderful sound, how much fun the Warchief is having!"
Wrathion suddenly asked, "I've heard that the Hourglass of Time can see the past and the future. Have you seen your own Destiny?"
Kairoz proudly declared, "Of course I saw it; my future self accomplished a great feat."
Wrathion nodded and said in a low voice, "I see, I understand."
Kairoz, puzzled, gave Wrathion a strange look and said, "Let's guess, why did Garrosh torment Velen and Anduin like that? Did they harbor any resentment?"
Wrathion calmly stated, "They harbor hatred, but dare not resist. Velen and Anduin are essentially cowards."
Kairoz raised an eyebrow. "I have a different opinion. Let's wait and see."