6 Numb Black Pawn's Death Wish

Young Garrosh's sorrow set off a small "earthquake" within the Mag'har tribes, unknown to outsiders. Inside the tents of Garadar, the Orc bigwigs who had come to discuss important matters today were all stunned by this not-so-secret "secret."

Even the most steady elder, Drek'Thar, lamented that "morals had declined with the times." This scandal had left both the Frostwolf Clan and the Mag'har unable to hold their heads high.

But honestly, Little Hellscream could not be blamed for it.

The main reason was that the Titan Soul's "Tides of Life" had been utterly outrageous. The three young people had merely appeared in the wrong place at the wrong time and drunk that damned cup of wine.

And from certain colder, more ruthless perspectives, this accident was not necessarily a bad thing.

Gaiara was easy enough to deal with. The real issue was Blackhand's daughter. She was ambitious and exceptionally forceful in her methods. She had incited many young Orcs to gather around her, and she was already showing signs of "rebuilding the Blackrock Clan."

But Griselda did not merely want the position of Blackrock chieftain. She had seen a broader stage, and the ambition unique to Blackhand's family could no longer be satisfied with the tiny world of Draenor.

Thus, in the eyes of the older generation who had personally lived through the War Horde crisis, Griselda had clearly become a new source of unrest.

Now, thanks to Little Hellscream's "divine maneuver," Griselda would be unable to show herself and handle affairs for at least half a year. That gave the crafty old men an opportunity to meddle.

Still, the fact that so many Orcs had gathered around Griselda proved that the desire for the "rise of Orc civilization" truly existed within the Mag'har tribes. That sentiment had to be