Thrall's Debut

"Because Thrall was adopted by humans when he was still an infant.

He experienced genuine love and family affection, retaining more humanity than many humans.

As he grew up, an ambitious noble carefully trained him to become a commander and even a king, systematically teaching him combat, tactics, military strategy, politics, and history.

Then he escaped the place where he had been imprisoned and studied a Shamanic path that blended the elements and nature alongside his scattered kin.

In the end, he took supreme leadership from another legendary Orc leader and formally began leading his people down the path of self-redemption.

He led the Orcs in an assault on the internment camps built by humans, rescuing his fellow prisoners of war, who spent their days in a stupor doing nothing but eating and sleeping. He gave them new goals, meaning in life, and the courage to fight any enemy.

With only a small force, the Orc army under Thrall turned the heartland of the human kingdoms upside down, displaying his gifts for strategy and tactics to the fullest.

Without outside interference, he would have become the unquestionable protagonist of that world, a man truly favored by fate.

But unfortunately, Thrall eventually encountered me, and his life and the fate of the Orcs were thrown into complete chaos.

Now, he will become my secret weapon against the Orc Gods."

Raymond straightforwardly introduced Thrall's life story to the Elven Pantheon's chief god beside him.

Although he did not like Orcs at all, he had to admit that this race produced an absurd number of talents.

First, there had been leaders like Orgrim Doomhammer who emerged out of nowhere, followed by once-in-several-centuries geniuses like Thrall.

There were also fearless and powerful warriors such as Grom Hellscream and the Saurfang brothers, as well as