Peaceful, happy days were always short-lived. Varian cut his wedding short, because there was still a mountain of matters awaiting his decisions.
The Dark Iron Dwarves' delegation officially began negotiations with the Alliance leadership. The Dark Iron Dwarves wanted to use this alliance as an opportunity to secure greater gains.
Such as joining the Alliance, returning to Ironforge, and gaining seats in the Three Hammers Council.
During the negotiations, Magni, king of the Bronzebeards, repeatedly slammed the table and glared furiously at the Black Dwarves across from him, looking utterly unwilling to yield an inch.
"Never! You damned Dark Iron Dwarves can forget it! Unless Sorcer gives the throne to the child in my daughter Moira's belly, you'll never set foot in Ironforge again!"
Wildhammer Grand Lord Kurdran also voiced his full support, backing Magni with loud encouragement.
Since joining the Alliance, the Wildhammer Dwarves' relationship with the Bronzebeard Dwarves had greatly improved. The rifts and grudges left behind by the War of the Three Hammers had largely faded by now.
Moreover, the Wildhammer Dwarves were not as extreme as the Dark Iron Dwarves. They certainly would not court death by summoning strange creatures in a deluded attempt to use outside power against other dwarves.
Therefore, King Magni no longer held much hostility or prejudice toward the Wildhammer Dwarves. Ironforge had long welcomed any Wildhammer Dwarves who wished to settle there, and several Wildhammer councilors had already appeared in the Three Hammers Council under the king.
Now, the Dark Iron Dwarves had become a people jointly detested by both the Bronzebeards and Wildhammers. The two sides had reconciled, but their hatred for their Dark Iron kin had not changed.
The Dark Iron delegation was equally enraged. Asking Emperor Thaurissan to surrender his throne to the child in Moira's belly, whose