Vol'jin is actually Half-breed of Zandalari Trolls and Darkspear Trolls. In this backward and ignorant era, bloodlines were highly valued, especially for a savage and cruel race like Trolls. It would be very difficult for an ominous Half-breed to survive.
"I'd love to hear Vol'jin's story, the more detailed the better." Robbie then presented a beautiful tea set.
The old Troll village chief laughed so hard his eyes almost disappeared, and said smugly:
"No one knows Vol'jin better than me. My aunt's cousin's wife was Vol'jin's midwife and witnessed his birth. When she talked about the scene of his birth, it was truly extraordinary."
The old village chief's eyes revealed fear:
"Vol'jin's mother married into another race, a disgrace to the Darkspear Trolls. She hid for eight months before being discovered in the wild, where she was to be killed along with her child as soon as it was born. An unclean soul is disliked by the gods; its only fate is to be torn apart and thrown into the swamp to feed the Hydras."
At this point, the old village chief's face grew increasingly terrified, turning pale and his lips white.
"On the very night Vol'jin was born, a huge blood-red moon appeared in the sky, hanging above Vol'jin's mother's house, seemingly within reach. The tribesmen who were preparing to execute the mother and child were terrified and unconsciously knelt down to worship the Blood Moon. But that wasn't the most frightening thing."
The old village chief grew increasingly frightened as he spoke, and even his last remaining fang began to tremble.
"The corpses in the nearby cemetery came to life, staggering towards the village. They knelt around the house where Vol'jin's mother lived, bowing to the child in her womb. At that moment, a tribesman, disbelieving in the supernatural, drew his spear and tried to kill Vol'jin's mother. The corpses immediately pounced on him and tore him to pieces. That's how Vol'jin's ominous reputation came about."
Robbie was slightly startled upon hearing this. In the backward feudal era, the birth of great and extraordinary people was often accompanied by supernatural phenomena. It seemed that without dragons, phoenixes, wind, rain, thunder, and lightning, one would be embarrassed to jump out of the womb.
These strange phenomena were fabricated by writers and poets to highlight great figures, but in the Azeroth, there are gods. Blood Moons and resurrected corpses are clearly the work of the Troll Death God Bwonsamdi.
Why would Bwonsamdi help Vol'jin? That's rather strange.
The old village chief continued, his voice trembling:
"The most powerful Witch Doctor in the nearby village rushed over immediately after hearing the news. He believed that Vol'jin was an ominous Evil reincarnation and had to be eliminated before he was born, otherwise there would be endless trouble. He was about to kill Vol'jin's mother when he brought a large group of elite soldiers. The Witch Doctor himself was also very strong, and the undead could not do anything to him."
"Just then, an even more terrifying phenomenon appeared." The old village chief immediately showed a look of piety:
"A woman's image appeared above the Blood Moon; it was none other than the all-knowing and all-powerful Darkspear Lady. She wore a twelve-layered golden crown, stood on a seven-colored cloud, and pointed to Vol'jin's mother's large belly, saying: 'This child will surely rule the world, possess the four seas, and bring endless glory to the Troll.' Then she vanished."
The so-called Darkspear Lady is the supreme goddess of the Troll, high above all others, and ordinary Trolls are not even qualified to offer her worship.
In fact, the creator of the Troll was the Old Gods Xal'atath, the weakest of the five Old Gods, who treated the Trolls like livestock and left very little historical record of them.
In the ancient Black Empire era, the Troll was once a unified empire, but it collapsed with the exile of Xal'atath and quickly fell into a state of fragmentation.
During their archaeological work, the Trolls discovered a few scattered ruins and began to regard Xal'atath as Troll supreme god.
The descriptions of Xal'atath vary completely across different branches of the Trolls, even their names differ.
For example, the Darkspear Trolls call them the Darkspear Lady, the Zandalari Empire calls them the Zandalar Goddess, and some branches even get the genders wrong, including male, hermaphrodite, polysexual, and genderless.
However, all branches acknowledge that the Troll creator god is the most powerful deity in the universe, omnipotent and omniscient. Most of the Pantheon, the Burning Legion, the Void Lords, and so on, were created by the Troll creator god from mud, or from the creator god's eye boogers and snot.
Robbie understood immediately; it was all Bwonsamdi's doing, using the Legendary of the Darkspear Lady to protect Vol'jin.
"What happened next?" Robbie asked curiously.
The old village chief peeked outside and said uneasily:
"The supreme Darkspear Lady appeared, Witch Doctor dared not act on his own, but could only report to the great Sen'jin Chief. The Sen'jin Chief allowed the mother and child to live, but forbade them to have contact with their people, exiling them to this Island. Not long after Vol'jin was born, his mother died of illness. We all thought Vol'jin wouldn't live much longer, but unexpectedly he survived. From then on, this Island became an ominous place."
Surprisingly, Robbie knew that someone of Sen'jin's status would have far less fear of the Void Darkspear Lady than ordinary people, and might not even care about her at all.
Darkspear Lady foretold that Vol'jin's ascension to the throne would be a threat to Sen'jin's chieftainship.
There must be another reason why he wasn't executed immediately to prevent future trouble. Bwonsamdi secretly provided assistance, and Sen'jin didn't kill Vol'jin —could it be related to Vol'jin's mysterious father?
The old village chief's white eyebrows trembled, revealing a mysterious expression:
"The fishermen in this area all know that it's better to take a longer route than to pass near this Island. Otherwise, the boat and the fish they catch will disappear together, and the people will be swept back to the beach by the waves, their clothes Liuliu gone. Some adventurers from outside didn't believe in such superstitions and wanted to go to the island to find out for themselves, but the whole boat went crazy."
"In fact, I've met Vol'jin. Sometimes he sneaks onto Echo Isles to trade for necessities. Vol'jin has an unusual appearance, unlike other Trolls, especially his eyes, which seem to hide a pair of Demons. No Troll dares to look him in the eye. It's clear he has superb skills and knows a little witchcraft. He often captures powerful sea creatures. He calls himself the son of Sen'jin, but of course no one believes it's true."
What an unexpected bonus! In the Azeroth, the growth of these great figures is extraordinary. Behind them often lies a powerful and mysterious force, secretly pushing them forward.
Bwonsamdi, Vol'jin.
As history unfolded, Sen'jin soon died "accidentally" at the hands of a group of Murlocs. Vol'jin then succeeded as chieftain of the Darkspear Trolls and joined forces with Thrall to become one of the founders of the Horde.
The brief calm before the storm gave Robbie a sense that a storm was brewing.
Behind seemingly ordinary history often lie unseen conspiracies and intrigues. Who would have thought that Vol'jin was not the son of Sen'jin chieftain? His chieftainship then becomes quite intriguing.
Robbie pondered for a moment and felt it necessary to secretly contact Vol'jin.
Of course, the first priority is to complete one's own secret mission.
Robbie picked up the simple map given to him by the old village chief and chose the powerful Deep Sea Giant.
The Deep Sea Giant is made of rock, so its corpse can be preserved for longer. If you choose sea serpents and Hydras, the corpse will definitely be eaten by the gluttonous Trolls that follow, and you will lose the evidence.