Pros and Cons, Fractured Hearts
Jaina still maintains the idea of peace, but Thrall is very hesitant, because according to Orcs's character, since the film is going to be released in the future, there is no need to have any contact now, but if Jaina is shut out in this way, the friendship between the two will inevitably stop
Thrall was very conflicted about Jaina's overtures. On the one hand, he also wanted peace, but on the other hand, he felt that he had to take care of the emotions of Horde members. This time Darkspear's turmoil was caused by Zalazane on the pretext that Horde was too cowardly.
"Thrall, what do you think your thoughts are?" Zul'ra could easily capture Thrall's hesitation, but he believed that this hesitation had a deeper reason, and I'm afraid even Thrall himself didn't feel it.
"Myself? No, I think we need to consider the thoughts of all Horde members on this matter!" Thrall shook his head quickly after hearing this.
"But you are Warchief of Horde, and Horde is led by you." Zul'ra rejected Thrall's idea. Is it true that everyone is good? It may not necessarily be true. Everyone wants money. If the bank gives out money for free, wouldn't the country go bankrupt?
"But..." Thrall shook his head. Although he is Warchief, Orcs has done many things in the past. Moreover, he was raised by humans, and he does not understand the situation of Orcs.
"No but, come on! Thrall, tell me what you think in your heart." Zul'ra interrupted Thrall. When he had previously determined Horde's future, he discovered that Thrall had a special treatment for tradition. His current struggle is not only about democracy, but also a kind of self-doubt deep in his heart.
Thrall hopes to reform and innovate, but does not want to shake the tradition. Basically, this is because he believes that he is a "Orcs raised by humans", not a real Orcs, and he has a certain hidden inferiority complex in his heart.
"Of course I hope for peace, but if we blindly compromise, will Alliance and our allies think we are weak, and will the end of the cold war with Theramore allow them to take the opportunity to find out our true and false intentions!" Thrall expressed his yearning, but he also had a series of worries.
"Everything has its pros and cons, just like the members of Horde, each one has his own ideas, Thrall, don't rush to object to this, I am not saying that Horde is not united, but it is not Not everyone may have the same idea." Zul'ra nodded. Thrall's worries are real, but this cannot erase his self-doubt. This self-doubt will lead to big mistakes in the future, so he needs to take precautions.
"What you said is completely correct, but I don't know..." Thrall listened to Zul'ra's words and understood this truth. Not every Horde member has a long-term vision. As Warchief, he has to play a leading role, but he doesn't know if his vision is long-term enough.
"Then let's analyze the pros and cons of this matter from all aspects." Zul'ra saw that Thrall understood the meaning of his words, but he did not feel his own problem and did not say more. Instead, he turned his gaze back. To know whether his vision is long-term, just analyze the pros and cons of the matter.
"Then let's talk about it!" Thrall sorted out his mood and temporarily put aside the hesitation in his heart. Although he had huge weaknesses in his heart, he still had many conditions for a qualified leader, including looking at things rationally.
"From the perspective of Horde and Alliance, we can achieve peace, but again, such peace can easily cause friction and mutual penetration." Zul'ra fisted his hands, one to represent Alliance and the other to represent Horde, and then slowly came together to give Thrall a try.
"This is a disadvantage!" Thrall nodded slightly.
"However, friction does not only originate from strangers. We cut off contact with each other because of strangers. It seemed like an opportunity to reduce friction, but in fact it made the distance between us farther and farther. In the end, we collided with each other because of past hatred, making the original friction turn into an uncontrollable war." Zul'ra bumped his fists together.
"That's right." Thrall raised his eyebrows, this was something he had never thought about.
"It is true that we will have friction and mutual penetration, but Thrall, do you think we are easy to be penetrated by humans, and are humans easy to be penetrated by us?" Zul'ra asked another contrasting question.
"I am very confident in the unity of Horde. As for humans..." Thrall's eyes lit up. Penetration is mutual. Humans can penetrate Horde, and Horde can also penetrate humans. Comparing the two, he has greater confidence in Horde.
"Zul'ra, thank you for your wise advice." Thrall's heart brightened, and he felt that his thoughts were instantly enlarged. Instead of facing the future fight with the Alliance, it would be better to hide those fights under the curtain of peace.
"I haven't finished speaking yet! Just now it was from the perspective of the Alliance and Horde, and now it is from the perspective of the world. Our world is not safe. You know this better than me." Zul'ra smiled and spoke again. If peace is just a curtain, it is better than nothing.
"Yes, Burning Legion, and now Eastern Kingdoms's the Scourge, you have told me this issue many times, so I think peace with Theramore may be more important. The world is facing threats. Horde and Alliance should not be obsessed with hatred, but should focus on protecting the world."
Thrall easily understood the meaning, that is, Horde wanted to state his position in this matter. Horde hoped for peace. This would enable Horde to gain prestige among neutral organizations.
"So Warchief, what are your thoughts now?" Zul'ra suddenly laughed.
"That's right, friction comes from strangers, but if we don't have contact, we may not even have the chance to have friction with strangers." Thrall no longer hesitated and had his own plan in mind.
"It's best to let Cairne Bloodhoof do this. Shu'halo's open minds are suitable for communicating with humans." Zul'ra reminded with a smile.
"I understand, if I don't say it, I might not be able to remember, Zul'ra, Durotar has recently appeared some Orcs, they call themselves Burning Blade Clan, We're gathering people and spreading some opinions." Thrall heard the reminder and suddenly remembered that recently, there have been many different voices among Durotar's Orcs.
"This is a good thing. Their remarks will give us some inspiration and lead us to see some invisible things." Zul'ra raised his eyebrows, not surprised by the situation. You must know that Burning Legion has many tails left in this world, and among the once fallen Orcs, there will definitely be no shortage of Warlock spies.
"Drek'Thar, Eitrigg, and Saurfang, Warlock Fezerul, Cairne Bloodhoof, Vol'jin, they are all people you can trust completely." Thrall turned his eyes and suddenly changed his tone. He was reminding Zul'ra that if there is an emergency, these people can be trusted.
"I understand, Warchief." Zul'ra nodded in response to Warchief's reminder, and at the same time, a small abacus opened in his heart. Some of these guys are Horde's pillars and can be trusted. They also have Thrall's confidants, like the Warlock who has never heard of it. Fezerul, Well, I should be more careful in the future.