The Holy Light believes Garrosh is guilty.
Velen changed his opinion of Garrosh.
Vol'jin didn't react in time and froze for a moment.
Given Velen's status, he had little reverence for the Holy Light, and the so-called judgment of the Holy Light was merely his own opinion.
Sylvanas sneered from the side; Vol'jin was still too young.
The Prophet Velen stood up, his face dignified, and spoke in a measured tone:
"The Holy Light bestowed upon Garrosh the responsibility and obligation to lead the Orcs in annihilating all intelligent races of Azeroth. The filthy Trolls, the lowly Tauren, the weak Blood Elves, and the disgusting Goblins were all unworthy of living in this world. He was to establish an advanced civilization composed entirely of Orcs. But Garrosh failed, he betrayed the expectations of the Holy Light, therefore he is guilty."
Vol'jin was stunned; he never expected Velen to say something like that in order to protect Garrosh.
"Does that mean the Orcs should also be wiped out by the Draenei?" Vol'jin asked sarcastically.
Velen replied without changing his expression, "Of course, no one knows better than me that the Draenei are incompetent bastards, and it would be better if they were all dead."
In other words, it was Velen; if it were Vol'jin, he would never dare to say something like that among the Trolls.
Velen's rule was incredibly stable, as solid as an iron rock.
Even if someone uses this excuse to sow discord among the Draenei, there will surely be wise Draenei will stand up to defend Velen.
From the Draenei's perspective, whatever Velen said was correct.
Vol'jin stroked his sharp fangs and stared at Velen, saying:
"It seems you're quite willing to become Garrosh's accomplice, Prophet Velen."
Velen lamented, "Being born an Orcs, unable to serve Warchief Garrosh, is the greatest regret of my life. The Draenei bloodline is a disgrace imposed upon me."
Many intelligent people present saw through the trick: Velen's words, seemingly defending Garrosh at all costs, were actually an attempt to curry favor with Elune.
Having been guided to save Garrosh, Velen was closer to Elune than the Alliance and Horde leaders present. His words were a declaration of his resolve to Elune. Had any other leader had the opportunity, they would have acted far more shamelessly than Velen.
Vol'jin didn't dare to delve deeper, and turned to look at Anduin:
"Prince Highness, do you share the same opinion as Velen?"
Anduin righteous indignation:
"If I could exchange the lives of all the people of Kingdom of Stormwind for the exoneration of Warchief Garrosh, I would be willing to do it. For Warchief Garrosh, I am willing to sacrifice everything."
Previously, there was little voice in defense of Garrosh, but with the testimonies of Velen and Anduin, the two sides are now evenly matched, leading to a complete stalemate in the trial.
Kairoz proposed, "Let's invite Warchief Garrosh to give his speech."
Chromie led Garrosh to the dock. Garrosh looked very nervous and was sweating profusely. When they reached the defendant's seat, he knelt down with a thud.
"Please, gentlemen, have mercy! I've changed my mind these past few days; I was wrong. I'm willing to give anything to save my life."
Garrosh's reaction was quite unexpected, especially Vol'jin, who was prepared to respond to Garrosh's tough remarks.
Soon, Vol'jin realized that he would have done the same thing in his place.
Baine waved his arms and roared:
"Garrosh Hellscream, do you think admitting your mistakes is enough? So many Tauren have died because of you; you must pay the price."
"No, Baine, feeding on Tauren was Thrall's idea."
Garrosh tried to explain, but he quickly realized that such an explanation was meaningless, and said sincerely:
"I implore you not to sentence me to death, even life imprisonment is acceptable. In exchange, I will tell you a secret that concerns the safety of all Azeroth."
Thrall sneered, "I don't believe you possess such a secret."
Garrosh, who hated Thrall the most, immediately became tough:
"Thrall, you're a fool. The so-called Beast Emperor Plan is just bait. You have no idea Destiny awaits us. What I'm telling everyone is..."
Kairoz's expression changed drastically. What Garrosh was about to explain was likely more terrifying than Kairoz himself knew, and could cause unforeseen consequences.
"Do it!"
Both Velen and Anduin heard Kairoz's voice at the same time.
Boom!
The Hourglass of Time, placed in the very center of the courtroom, exploded, and a burst of golden light rushed toward the Bronze Dragonflight Chromie.
"Anti-Magic Cage!"
Chromie was very familiar with this magic; it was the Anti-Magic Cage that imprisoned Garrosh.
A long spear made of golden light appeared in Chromie's hand; all it would take was to pierce the center of the light to break the spell.
Unexpectedly, the spear struck the unexpectedly appearing golden shield.
"Holy Light Barrier!"
Chromie immediately realized that Velen or Anduin was behind it all, but it was too late; the Anti-Magic Cage had trapped Chromie like a net.
Subduing Chromie is the most crucial part of the plan. As for the Alliance and Horde leaders present, they would absolutely not risk their lives to keep Garrosh alive.
Even so, Kairoz still dared not be careless. A silver Portal that had been prepared beforehand was opened, releasing the united and Horde leaders from different Timelines.
The first to emerge from the Portal was Jaina, clad in the robes of the Scarlet Crusade. In a certain Timeline, Jaina became the leader of the Scarlet Crusade and slaughtered all the Orcs of Azeroth.
"There are still Orcs remnants! Unforgivable! All Orcs deserve to die!"
Jaina the Scarlet Crusade lunged at Thrall, baring her fangs and claws.
Thrall was terrified and quickly crawled under the table to escape. Just as Antonidas was about to meet Jaina, a voice rang in his ears:
"Your opponent is me."
Kael'thas was the second to emerge from the Portal, his body coiled around a massive Spellstealer Wyrm with a dragon's head and a body resembling a serpentine serpent.
Kael'thas said expressionlessly, "Antonidas, do you remember? To compete for the Chief High Archmage, you sent Jaina to tempt me, causing me to be eliminated due to my poor reputation and missing a golden opportunity. Today, I will seek justice from you."
"Is that true?" Sylvanas asked with a smile.
Antonidas looked embarrassed. Although this Kael'thas came from a different Timeline, coincidentally, the same thing happened back then.
After the Hourglass of Time exploded, Varian was the first to hide under the table, only to be grabbed by the throat by a strong arm.
It turned out to be another Varian, with extremely exaggerated muscles, like a humanoid Gronn walking upright.
"You're so weak."
Another Varian sneered:
"Look at your frail body, I see the fear in your heart."
Chaos erupted in the courtroom as a large group of Pandaren Monks rushed in to relieve the tension, only to be met with a series of massive explosions at Temple of the White Tiger.
Zaela, the chieftain of the Dragonmaw Clan, rode a Red Whelp and threw bombs all over the Temple of the White Tiger.
Meanwhile, ragged, emaciated Dragonmaw Clan Orcs stormed into Temple of the White Tiger from all directions, carrying bombs in their arms, ready to pounce on anyone they encountered and perish together with them.
Since the Dragonmaw Clan joined the Horde, they have suffered oppression and bullying, and were basically slaves and food of the Orgrimmar Orcs.
But they were spiritually Transcendence, realizing that without Warchief Garrosh, there would be no Dragonmaw Clan.