Making Use

It has to be said that although the newly formed Horde is full of energy, and Kalimdor is far more powerful than Alliance who has not yet won over Kaldorei, but if they really fight, they are huge, their turnover is not flexible, and their power supply is poor, and the population of each race is somewhat sparse.

Kul Tiras, as the instigator of the war, has made extremely good preparations this time. Although they may have suffered certain losses due to technical reasons at sea, on land, they still maintain sufficient military strength, and as an established power, their shipyards definitely have a large number of ships in reserve, and tough battles still need to be fought.

Because we have to fight a tough battle, we must first consider the problem of soldiers. When Cairne Bloodhoof came, they summoned more than 2,300 Warrior. This was already the limit of Tauren, because they had just moved to Thunder Bluff and needed a large number of laborers to guard them.

Orcs and Amani'lai on the Orgrimmar side Warrior, Thrall have gathered more than 8,700 people, plus more than 3,000 Darkspear hunters of Sen'jin Village, and six to seven thousand Darkspear Trolls currently scattered on Echo Isles, but it is difficult for such a large number of people to gather together at one time.

Twenty thousand human Warrior have been scattered along the coast. Not all of these Warrior are humans, but there is no doubt that they are all from Kul Tiras. It is currently unknown whether the Lordaeron people of Theramore have joined. In short, the situation is not optimistic.

In order to consider the problem of soldiers, Vol'jin took in Ogres who came for help and handed him over to Rexxar who had the blood of Ogres in his body, because he learned from that Ogres that there was a conflict between the upper and lower classes of the Ogres clan, which gave Rexxar the opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

Ogres and Orcs are both clan-based societies. They have various clans. Some clans are more like societies than families. As long as you have the blood of Ogres in your body, you can join. As long as your fist is big enough and you have a chance to beat down the original leader, you can also directly rush to the throne of power.

Vol'jin took a fancy to the poor social situation of the Ogres clan, so he hoped to let Rexxar seize the rights of Ogres, so that Ogres could become the combat power of Horde.

Zul'ra also used this method to tame Boulderfist Clan Ogres, but his method was more violent. He killed the disobedient double-headed Ogres and Ogre Mage and let the obedient ones go up. Therefore, those Ogres cannot be used as combat power and can only be used as labor.

Rexxar on the other side, as an astute hunter, understood Vol'jin's intention after seeing the injured ogre and asking about his origins as a Stonemaul ogre and the fact that the clan was currently facing the rule of a tyrant.

No matter what he was thinking in his heart, Rexxar did not say anything on the surface, nor did he make too many excuses. Instead, he immediately set off for Dustwallow Marsh, intending to recover the shares of Stonemaul Ogres for Horde. Cairne Bloodhoof, Chen, and Rokhan all followed him.

Zul'ra originally wanted to follow, but after thinking about it, he decided to go to the headquarters to discuss with Thrall first. He felt that even if this war was going to be fought, the impact could be used, at least not like the original plot, which ended up hurting both sides.

On Goblins's airship, Zul'ra filtered the situation in his mind, and then quickly organized an idea on how to make use of the impact of this war. After the airship landed, he immediately found Thrall who was busy in the big tent.

"Zul'ra, it's great to have you back. I needed to find you just now." Thrall looked at Zul'ra who came back by airship and couldn't help but look happy.

"Actually, I want to come back with Cairne Bloodhoof, Vol'jin, and Rexxar in a few days, so that I can feel more relaxed." Zul'ra made a joke, which made Thrall laugh.

"Are you busy too?" Thrall realized the point of the joke and asked Zul'ra at the same time.

"Yes, our opponent is quite tough. Three-quarters of the fleet is gone. Tell me, there are not many casualties, right?" Zul'ra took a breath and nodded, and at the same time asked about all the casualties.

"I have to say that your idea of building Bat Nest is very good. As a result, we gained the upper hand at sea and successfully rescued most of the Warrior that crashed into the sea. The only heavy losses were the battleships." Thrall reached out and patted Zul'ra's arm. He wanted to pat the shoulder, but that was a bit funny.

"Well, that's good. So, how will our situation be next?" Zul'ra breathed a sigh of relief. If the ship is gone, it will be gone. As long as everyone is fine.

"The staff is very loose, but I got help from Goblins, free of charge, and they are also willing to lend us battleships." Thrall grinned the fangs at the corners of his mouth, and he asked from Goblins has obtained help from airships and battleships, and can even summon mercenaries when necessary, but that costs money. Horde is still in debt, and he can't borrow any more money unless necessary.

"It's normal. If Alliance gains power, they won't be able to do such good business. However, we still need to find some helpers as much as possible, at least to gain a high position in terms of momentum." Zul'ra is not surprised by the help from Goblins. You must know that Alliance's unilateral strength is not conducive to their business.

"What are your thoughts?" Thrall looked at Zul'ra and couldn't help but move his eyes.

"Night Elves, how about asking them to mediate this matter?" Zul'ra asked.

"Why do you think so? Do you think this war can be avoided?" Thrall frowned. It has to be said that in his eyes, Zul'ra is sometimes too aggressive. He wants to occupy a high position and attack everything, and tries his best to avoid war. Even though he understands his thoughts, he can't help but think that he is a bit cowardly.

"No, but we can let the impact of this war bring Kaldorei closer to us, at least cut off the possibility of them entering Alliance." Zul'ra looked at Thrall's frowning eyebrows, and could vaguely feel his rejection of his own consciousness, but he didn't need to care about these rejections, as long as he could achieve his goal.

"We are not afraid of challenges." Thrall avoided Zul'ra's gaze. Although he was sometimes proud of what he had done under his leadership, Horde felt that he did not have the courage and tradition that Orcs should have. He always tried his best to avoid war. A Orcs should face challenges with dignity.

"Yes, we are not afraid of any challenges, but why should we continue the hatred? We will prepare for this war with all our strength. As long as we show more performance and show others that we are willing to avoid this war, that's all." Zul'ra also hates Orcs's worship of war in his heart. Isn't it good for An'anlele?

"Okay! Your idea is very constructive. If you want, you can go to Mount Hyjal again, but you'd better hurry up, because the war may start at any time. Every extra day, those humans will be more prepared, and the war may break out even bigger." Thrall had some dilemmas in his heart, but in the end he chose to avoid the war as much as possible because Horde is currently too weak.

"Yes, the war will break out even more, but we always have the confidence to face him, right?" Zul'ra looked at Thrall's embarrassment and couldn't help but said, in addition to showing others that Horde is not wary, external war will also be conducive to the unity of Horde.

"Of course." Thrall looked at Zul'ra with a relieved expression on his face. No matter what, Horde will face any difficulty and defeat him.

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