Attitude

Just like the Horde, the Alliance is also facing internal strife. Jaina is seeking a peace treaty with the Horde, but her father, Admiral Daelin Proudmoore of Kul Tiras, is gathering strength to reignite war against the Horde.

Jaina hopes that the Alliance and the Horde can find an opportunity for peace. Therefore, in addition to seeking negotiations with the Horde, she is also working to control the situation in the Alliance and try her best to prevent other factions within the Alliance from being drawn into hatred by her father.

Stormwind within the Alliance most likely to be caught in the vortex of hatred. The current Stormwind King Varian's father Llane Wrynn, was killed by the Orcs, and the original Stormwind was also destroyed and bloodied by the Orcs in the First War.

King Varian Wrynn of Stormwind was not a good-tempered man, and he also had personal and national grudges. However, he had a beautiful, well-educated wife, Jaina. If she were there, she would have been 80% able to persuade Varian. Unfortunately, she died in a riot.

Although Tiffin was dead, Jaina still had to bite the bullet and ask the Gnomes mage Wendell Spark to go to Stormwind and try to persuade the Stormwind king, who was now assisting Varian, to maintain peace with the Horde as much as possible, by speaking to Duke Bolvar, who was now assisting Varian, and Varian's son Anduin.

While Jaina asked her friend to go to Stormwind in her place, she also had to deal with the situation in Theramore. Her Minister of the Interior, Christoph, was a strict middle-aged man who, although outwardly loyal, had accepted his father's offer to assassinate Thrall during her meeting with Thrall.

Christoph and his men have already been captured by Jaina's pre-arranged forces. After a thorough investigation, she will discover that Christoph is not merely disloyal; he is also a demon cultist and Legion spy, just like the Orcs Boks, who intended to ambush her at the meeting place.

Zul'ra canceled his meeting with Jaina and then took the captured Boks to the Roaring Camp. He didn't go straight back to Orgrimmar, fearing that Boks might have accomplices.

At the Roaring Camp, Zul'ra had Banehollow interrogate her and captured several demon cultists before taking Orcs all back to Orgrimmar.

Although the Legion was defeated, they never left. They continued to seek opportunities to sow discord between the Horde and the Alliance. One demon, like Banehollow, was plotting to eliminate the Scourge who had betrayed the Legion.

The Orcs in Boks are loyal to the demons. They preach among the Horde members that the Horde, and even the Orcs, need to rise again, and that they must be loyal to the Legion and exterminate the humans. Some human demon cultists are also preaching the same thing in Theramore, only the targets of extermination have changed from humans to Orcs and Trolls.

Thrall's secret meeting with Jaina gave those demon cultists an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.

Boks's original objective was to ambush Jaina, but Christoph went even further, planning to preemptively meet Jaina in Thrall's place and then attack Thrall during the meeting, with both working together.

Even if the two attacks failed, they could still alienate Orgrimmar and Theramore. Unfortunately, Thrall shifted the blame to Zul'ra at the last minute, and Jaina, to guard against her father's interference, became more cautious about the Theramore forces.

Boks was preparing to ambush Jaina, was captured by Zul'ra under the pretext of attacking Warchief Thrall. Meanwhile, Christoph, who intended to assassinate Thrall, was also captured by Jaina's men under the pretext of attacking the Queen of Theramore, which turned out to be quite a coincidence.

After capturing Boks and his gang at the Roaring Camp, Zul'ra brought them back to Orgrimmar in a grand display and sent word to the various leaders and overseers of Orgrimmar.

King Krom'gar, Gorgonna, Krenna, Eitrigg, Drek'Thar, Saurfang, and others all gathered in the great tent in Orgrimmar.

"Now, in front of so many people, you speak for yourself!" Zul'ra looked down at Boks, who was kneeling on the ground, in front of the many unsuspecting Orcs leaders and overseers.

"I have only committed one crime, and that was for the Horde." Boks looked at the Orcs present, his eyes darting around as he defended himself.

"So, for the sake of the Horde, you sided with the Legion, intending to assassinate the Warchief." What Zul'ra had to do was publicly identify Boks.

"This was for the benefit of the Horde, and I did not assassinate the Warchief." Boks tried to garner support from his companions, but his words only earned him disgusted looks.

"From the moment you pledged allegiance to the Legion and proclaimed that the rise of the Horde could only be achieved through loyalty to the Legion, you betrayed the Horde. Add to that the crime of assassinating the Warchief, and you have earned yourself the death penalty. Does anyone have any objections?" Zul'ra ignored Boks's explanations, added another crime to his list, and then looked at the others.

"Excuse me, Zul'ra Jin, may I ask how he assassinated the Warchief?" asked an Orcs with an iron hook on his left hand.

"What's your opinion, Orvil the Shattered Hand, for inciting the Orcs and Trolls of the Roaring Clan to attempt an ambush while the Warchief is negotiating with the Queen of Theramore?" Zul'ra stared at the Orcs whose left hand was inlaid with an iron hook.

"No, I didn't. I was just curious. Anyone who intends to harm the Warchief should be executed." Orvil looked at Zul'ra and quickly denied that he had any objections.

"Then what about joining the Burning Legion?" Zul'ra raised an eyebrow.

"Even more damnable." Orvil didn't hesitate.

"Then feed him to the wolves!" Saurfang crossed his arms and looked down at Boks was beginning to tremble.

"A good choice, but I think his body should be preserved intact and displayed on the walls of Orgrimmar." Zul'ra rejected Saurfang's cruel approach and opted for the method of hanging the body for public display.

"Leave it to me!" Drek'Thar said, tilting his head to take over.

"This is the Warchief's, and also the Horde's, attitude towards the Legion. Those who betray the Horde and side with the demons will not be tolerated by the Horde. From now on, neither the Warchief nor I in the Horde want to hear any more talk about Boks." Zul'ra solemnly stated his position, and Orcs nodded in agreement, indicating that they were irreconcilable enemies with the demons.

"That's settled then. This time, Boks instigated the Roaring Clan's actions, including some Darkspear Trolls, openly defying the Warchief's will. I believe the Warchief's authority has been challenged. Therefore, after the Warchief returns from Ashenvale, I will propose the formation of a guard dedicated solely to the Warchief."

"This guard will not only include Orcs, but will also recruit outstanding individuals including Amani'lai, Darkspear, and Shu'halo. Who among you is willing to accept this honor and become the leader of this guard?" Zul'ra scanned the Orcs, bringing up the matter of military concentration ahead of time.

"I am willing to pledge my allegiance to the Warchief." Saurfang glanced around at his companions and stepped forward from the crowd.

"Varok Saurfang, you come from the Blackrock Clan and once served as the lieutenant of the Warchief Orgrim. I acknowledge you. Next, I will summon a group of excellent Amani'lai and Eitrigg. You will also be responsible for summoning a group of excellent Orcs from Orgrimmar. As for Shu'halo and Darkspear, I will go and summon them after I have spoken to the Warchief." Zul'ra looked at the loyal Varok Saurfang and nodded with satisfaction.

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