"What I have lost, I will take back with my own hands; all the Betrayer will pay the price."
Controlling Cho'gall's body, Velen secretly swore that what he could not tolerate most were the Draenei betrayed him.
The Imperator Mar'gok summoned Cho'gall had two heads, and Velen was not entirely at ease dealing with him, so he handled the situation with great caution.
"Cho'gall, my most prized disciple, what are your thoughts on the war in Azeroth?" Mar'gok asked.
Velen told one head to close its eyes and rest, and the other head replied:
"Amado is an idiot. If it were me, I could wipe out the Kalimdor Allied Forces in just three months and unify Azeroth within a year."
Mar'gok looked at him in surprise. "Are you sure?"
Velen said arrogantly, "I'm absolutely certain, but I need one condition: I need the New Lightforged Orcs."
Mar'gok's two heads contemplated together. The New Lightforged Orcs were merely expendable resources; there were as many as needed. He nodded.
"I can provide you with the New Lightforged Orcs, but you must remember, for now, do not antagonize the Old Gods, nor invade the Night Elves ' territory. Our enemy is Durotan."
At the Light's Hope Chapel, Velen successfully gained military power and, abandoning his previous cautiousness, began to expand the army on a large scale.
Mar'gok sent a breeding base, where more than 10,000 New Lightforged Orcs were born every day, quickly covering the land.
The New Lightforged Orcs need no food or rest, and strictly obey orders; they are practically the most perfect soldiers.
Under Velen's command, a full-scale attack was launched on the Kalimdor.
Azshara, Durotar, Theramore Ruins, Gadgetzan, and the New Lightforged Orcs invaded like locusts.
Velen didn't care about the casualties among the New Lightforged Orcs, ordering them to wipe out any enemy they could see, leaving rivers of blood in their wake.
After the Kalimdor Allied Forces, Velen and Jaina became Flesh-Eternal, Garrosh, Sylvanas, and Magatha divided the power among themselves.
Garrosh ruled over the Lightforging Quilboar, Sylvanas won the support of the Lightforging Centaurs, Magatha firmly controlled the Lightforging Tauren.
Faced with the onslaught of the New Lightforged Orcs, the three had no time to fight amongst themselves and could only temporarily unite to fight against the external enemy.
Sylvanas led the Lightforging Centaurs on a long journey to Gadgetzan. Upon seeing the New Lightforged Orcs, who outnumbered him by dozens of times, he couldn't help but show fear.
Fortunately, the New Lightforged Orcs did not march fast. Although they were numerous, their weapons and equipment were inadequate, and they were mostly unarmed, with zero cavalry.
Faced with a typical human wave tactic, Sylvanas did not act rashly. Instead, he ordered the Centaurs to retreat and secretly made contact with "Amado".
Through the Legion Communicator, Sylvanas questioned unhappily, "I have already been freed from the Holy Light Edict, why should I fight these filthy locusts?"
Aman'Thul replied, "Don't worry, you don't need victory, just not a glaring defeat. Trust me, Cho'gall will pay the price for his recklessness."
Sylvanas muttered, "I really don't know what the point of doing this is."
The war between the Lightforging Centaurs and the New Lightforged Orcs has officially begun. Under Sylvanas's masterful command, the Centaurs used their mobility to maintain a distance from the New Lightforged Orcs, reaping their lives with javelins and arrows, leaving the New Lightforged Orcs helpless.
The tactics were initially effective, eliminating several thousand New Lightforged Orcs every day. However, by the fifth day of the war, Sylvanas discovered that her arrows and javelins were running out.
The overwhelming sheer numbers of enemies sent chills down Sylvanas's spine. She began to miss the convenience of being Banshee, wishing she could resurrect corpses Undead.
The thought of the Undead made Sylvanas's eyes light up. Not far away was Zul'Farrak, Troll Witch Doctor Zum'rah had never given up his research on the Undead.
Sylvanas sent men deep into Zul'Farrak to reach a cooperation agreement with Warlord Antu'sul.
The number of New Lightforged Orcs was endless, but their equipment was so poor that they were nothing more than walking flesh and blood to the Trolls.
With the help of the Trolls, Sylvanas easily repelled the invasion of the New Lightforged Orcs by relying on Zul'Farrak's not-so-high walls, and dragged the battle into a stalemate.
Compared to Sylvanas, Garrosh, with no safe havens to defend, was far less fortunate.
Garrosh fought several Blood War in Theramore, winning many victories, but was unable to completely eliminate his opponents. Faced with a flood of reinforcements, he had no choice but to retreat to the Northwatch Hold.
Magatha was responsible for defending Orgrimmar and Gadgetzan. At first, the Lightforging Tauren made a strong push and almost drove the Lightforging Orcs into the water.
Faced with countless Troop Transport Ships, Magatha decided to preserve his strength and wisely chose to retreat. The Lightforging Tauren retreated all the way back to Thunder Bluff.
This was tantamount to exposing their entire rear to the enemy, especially since the Flesh-Eternal had become spoils of war for the enemy. The situation was beyond saving, and Sylvanas and Garrosh cursed loudly upon receiving the news.
After "Cho'gall" became the leader, the New Lightforged Orcs successfully stormed Orgrimmar in less than a month.
Velen was overjoyed; his goal was the Flesh-Eternal of Orgrimmar, to eliminate the other Velen and make himself the only one.
In the Ruins of Orgrimmar, Baron Thalassos walked at the very back, with the smug "Cho'gall" in front, followed by Grommash Hellscream, Kilrogg, Blackhand.
In name, the Baron is the leader of the Argent Dawn and the commander of the Allied Forces of Azeroth, but he has no real power. "Cho'gall" holds absolute power and has no say in the matter.
Faced with this cunning two-headed Ogre, the Baron instinctively became wary and left his old Argent Dawn forces in the Plaguelands.
Velen shook his two heads and said in a muffled voice:
"We have achieved victory today. First, we must thank the Holy Light, and then we must thank our soldiers for their bravery. You have all worked hard. I heard that Velen and Jaina are among the Flesh-Eternal in Orgrimmar, and I'm still a little worried. Do you have any good suggestions?"
Grommash Hellscream and said, "Cho'gall, this Flesh-Eternal is our spoils. Velen and Jaina are nothing to us; they won't escape."
"Yes, the Flesh-Eternal here can feed the Orcs to their hearts' content," Kilrogg agreed.
A fleeting look of displeasure crossed Cho'gall's face. The Baron, observing his expression, suggested:
"We already have one Flesh-Eternal; let's destroy the Flesh-Eternal here."
Velen patted the Baron on the shoulder with a smile and said, "Just what I wanted. Without the Flesh-Eternal, how can Sylvanas and Garrosh fight me?"
Suddenly, a bad feeling welled up in Velen's heart; the war seemed to be going too smoothly.
Is there something I've overlooked? Velen lowered his two heads and pondered.
Jaina had a Holy Dragon, whose whereabouts are unknown.
Sensing something was about to happen, Velen felt a chill run down his spine.
Velen's premonition was correct; before he even saw the Flesh-Eternal in Orgrimmar, a scout reported:
"Cho'gall, something terrible has happened! The ships in Azshara's port have been destroyed."
"Holy Dragon?" Velen finally understood the worry in his heart.
A loud dragon roar suddenly echoed through the skies above Orgrimmar.