Allies

Zul'ra spoke eloquently to make suggestions for Horde's future, but Thrall's smile slowly turned serious when he heard it, because he found that not every one of these specific implementation guidelines was so satisfactory, such as prohibiting private fighting, and how to cultivate fighting and courage without fighting.💢🐳 ♔★

In addition to some unsatisfactory regulations, Thrall also believes that the entire decree proposed by Zul'ra is too restrictive to the individual and focuses on the collective, and even requires militarized management of local areas. This will centralize power and may cause dissatisfaction among clans and races.

Regarding the considerations in his heart, Thrall did not hide it, but solemnly mentioned it to Zul'ra, especially Darkspear Trolls. Zul'ra was willing to put forward these suggestions. Amani must have been prepared. He can also suppress Orcs, but Darkspear Trolls is different.

The real reason why Darkspear Trolls joined Horde is the former Darkspear chief Sen'jin, the old Trolls Witch Doctor foresaw the future, and Echo Isles's situation at that time was not optimistic, so before he died, he asked Thrall to let Horde accept Darkspear Trolls.

Thrall agreed based on the friendship of sharing hardships together. Trolls of the Darkspear Tribe followed him to participate in Battle of Mount Hyjal, but their chief Vol'jin returned to Echo Isles after that. He has not visited Orgrimmar once yet. I don't know whether it was because he had too many things to do or he didn't want to see Amani'lai.

"Maybe my thinking was a little inappropriate!" Zul'ra heard Thrall mention Darkspear Trolls, and felt that he was taking it for granted. He and Thrall Both Amani'lai and Orcs can be suppressed, but the situation on Vol'jin may be a bit complicated. Does he know the old customs of Trolls?

"No, in fact, you are very thoughtful, but we have to consider it based on the facts, so I plan to modify some of your ideas before implementing them." Thrall looked at Zul'ra's expression and couldn't help but speak in a deep voice. After seeing him solemnly looking up at her and waiting to listen, he continued.

"It is a very good policy to focus on agriculture and suppress business, and focus on the economy. I completely agree. It is too early to think about land equalization incentives. There is no problem in promoting handicraft manufacturing. However, as for militarized management, I think this may be looser. We should not force fathers, sons or brothers to separate families, and it can only be implemented between our two clans."

"There is also the issue of punishing fighting. I think fighting is the tradition of Orcs, and it also helps to provide everyone with fighting power. However, we have too many things to do now. Fighting should not be encouraged, but we should not restrict it too harshly..."

Regarding Thrall's statement, Zul'ra was mentally prepared. After thinking about it for a while, he chose to agree to Thrall's changes. Thrall weakened local military management. In fact, the fundamental purpose was to focus on tradition and not want to shake the influence of the clan.

Because he was raised by humans, Thrall has a little inferiority when facing his own race. This inferiority is not so obvious when facing the current green-skinned Orcs. It will become more prominent when facing Outland's Mag'har in the future. He passed the throne to Garrosh, so he may not be envious of his brown skin.

In fact, for now, Thrall himself has not discovered his situation. He is just very active in learning the tradition. He feels in his heart that he is not "a real Orcs", so he wants to make himself more like a Orcs, so he is unwilling to change and shake the tradition.

Zul'ra can understand Thrall's heart, but he has not changed his mind at all. Many situations in Horde are currently unclear. Once strict reforms are implemented, it is likely to cause a backlash, which will affect his future takeover of Horde. Now it is better to let Thrall do it first, and then see if it deepens after he becomes Warchief.

Seeing that Zul'ra agreed, Thrall breathed a sigh of relief, and then quickly gave the warrant to Orgrimmar, asking the Orcss to start counting the population. They would group Orcss into family units, with five families working together and ten families together.

Soon, the population of Orcs was calculated. There were more than 45,000 people in total, which was nearly double the original number in the Eastern Continent. This was because after Thrall landed in Kalimdor, it summoned a large number of Orcs in Kalimdor.

After Second War was defeated, the Orcss could no longer go home through Dark Portal. Alliance captured many Orcs into concentration camps, but There are some Orcs who are unwilling to surrender, some like Warsong Clan stay in the Eastern Continent and fight around, and some use Goblins's ships to reach Kalimdor.

Those Orcss wandering in Kalimdor were saddened by the demise of Horde and their inability to return to their hometown. They fled from large groups and clans, wandering around all day long, or looking for food in arenas and factories, until Thrall landed in Kalimdor.

The arrival of Thrall has given those Orcss hope. They heard the news and came to Orgrimmar, returning to this hopeful Horde. It is precisely because of them that the construction progress of Orgrimmar is accelerating.

Time slowly entered autumn, and Thrall organized Horde's affairs in an orderly manner. In addition to arranging local management, he also established three farms in the open space outside the city of Orgrimmar, allowing Orcs to learn farming and improve agriculture. Now Horde's food is mainly supplied by Tauren.

Although the Taurens were forced to nomadic by Centaur, their planting skills were not bad. They accepted the way of nature earlier than Night Elves. Although they were later lost, they retained many planting techniques. This is also the potential for the Taurens to become Druids again.

Speaking of Tauren, Thrall also gave Zul'ra a task, which was to send Thunder Bluff an envoy to ask whether Tauren can become an ally of Horde, and their Warchief Cairne Bloodhoof·Bloodhoof Let's talk.

Although he has a good relationship with Jaina, the human leader who has settled nearby, Thrall does not trust Alliance. In order to deal with the possible threats from the Alliance, he needs every force he can win over, whether it is Night Elves or Tauren.

Compared with Night Elves's uneasiness, Thrall is more confident that Tauren will become a part of Horde, because he is logging in to At Kalimdor, he helped Tauren a lot. Tauren also helped him find the prophet Medivh, and fought side by side with him during the Hyjal jihad.

Unlike Kaldorei, who is separated by the Cenarius incident, they have a good foundation of friendship, which increases the chance of Shu'halos joining Horde. This is why Thrall plans to send Zul'ra as envoy to Thunder Bluff.

After Zul'ra received the mission from Thrall at the wild boar farm, he did not rush to Thunder Bluff immediately. Instead, he went back to Orgrimmar to talk with him first, because Because Horde is currently undergoing some reforms, there is already a Darkspear Trolls who doesn't know what to do. What kind of alliance standards should be expected of them when they win over Tauren.

The differences between races are much greater than clans, and there is no way to know some of the internal situations of Tauren. Zul'ra has many questions, but Thrall has already made preparations. It is estimated that a joint state like Amani and Orcs is unlikely, but a war alliance can be considered, like Darkspear.