Dark Portal and Hakkar's Return

For a moment, not only Dranosh, but even Thrall felt a little awkward. They were just discussing something, and then you suddenly blurted out "For Horde Horde"—who else would you be doing it for, the Alliance?

"Let us welcome Mag'har to our big family, for the sake of the tribe.👌🐲 ùЖ.paw 😳☯" Thrall looked at Dranosh, the second best man. Although he was a little confused, he quickly reacted and raised his fist and cheered. This meant that Mag'har recognized the tribe.

"For the Horde!" Thrall's words rallied everyone to raise their fists and cheer, and also made Dranosh clearly realize the difference between Shapoui and Niupoui.

"What you just said was really stupid." Aggra lowered her raised right fist, twitching her lips as she muttered a curse at her companion, while Dranosh, who had just come to his senses, blushed.

"The Mag'har are in a different world from us, and communication will probably be a big problem." Zul'ra looked at the Mag'har did not object and nodded to himself. The fact that the Mag'har did not refute Thrall's words meant that even if they did not want to join the Horde, they would at least not stand against the Horde.

"Doesn't the Sin'dorei have any solutions?" Upon hearing Zul'ra's words, Thrall couldn't help but look at the Sin'dorei Lirath, who were pretending to be invisible beside him.

"I'm sorry, Warchief, our teleportation magic is very limited and insufficient to create a portal that can allow a large army to pass through." Lirath shook his head in dismay; the Sin'dorei currently lacked the ability to construct a massive teleportation portal.

"Speaking of portals, it suddenly occurred to me, why do we need to build a new one? Isn't there an old one?" Zul'ra chimed in. The Orcs came to this world through the Dark Portal. The Alliance army closed that gate back then, and now Draenor is shattered, but the Orcs are still alive. So why can't we reopen the Dark Portal?

"I need to consult the Archmage for their opinions!" Lirath couldn't give Zul'ra a precise answer; he wasn't the relevant technical expert.

"Please tell Lor'themar that the Orcs of the Horde will remember the Sin'dorei's help," Thrall solemnly instructed Lirath again, and Lirath nodded earnestly in response.

"I will, Warchief."

"Let's talk about how to deal with that Gurubashi Destroyer!" Vol'jin said, drawing everyone's attention back after they finished discussing the Mag'har topic.

"We are willing to lend a hand in dealing with that Gurubashi Destroyer; it's a great challenge for us." The rugged-looking female Orcs Aggra, stepped forward, shielding Dranosh behind her, indicating that the Mag'har were willing to challenge the powerful.

"That guy is no easy opponent. To deal with him, all the Trolls tribes united and paid a heavy price." Vol'jin looked at the fierce-looking Mag'har with some annoyance.

"Blood and fearlessness are also essential elements for us in the fight against that guy, and I believe the Mag'har have neither," Zul'ra said to Vol'jin Mag'har.

"Absolutely right, Blood and Thunder, power and honor." Dranosh stepped forward once again, but this time his words were not awkward. Instead, they drew nods of agreement from the Orcs present, and some even seemed eager to fight.

"Alright! But I think we should have a plan." Vol'jin looked at the restless Orcs, his fangs twitching slightly. If Orcs were born Warrior, then Trolls were born hunters; their battle strategies were completely incompatible.

"A plan is necessary. You must understand that we are facing a demigod. Although Grom's incident has already happened, but..." Zul'ra nodded in agreement with Vol'jin's words and analyzed the situation, but was interrupted by Dranosh before she could finish speaking.

"Does Grom refer to Grom Grommash Hellscream, the chieftain of the Warsong Clan?"

"You can ask me these questions later, or consult the Warchief experienced this firsthand. Please don't interrupt us anymore, okay?" Zul'ra looked down at Dranosh Saurfang, who had interrupted others several times. This guy looked like a hearty Orcs, but in reality, he was a complete idiot.

"He won't interrupt you anymore, I promise." Aggra, seeing her extremely embarrassed companion, had no choice but to step forward and make that promise.

"That's good. The power of demigods is undeniable, but they can also be defeated, as Grom Grommash Hellscream has proven to us." Zul'ra returned to the topic, explaining to Vol'jin, Thrall, and the others.

"Their strength lies in their evil and the followers they attract, and that is something we can fight against. The Hakkari of Gurubashi fell to the armies of our united Trolls tribes."

"So, before that, we need to deal with any potential followers of the Gurubashi Destroyer?" Vol'jin understood Zul'ra's meaning.

"That's right, there was once a group of people among us Amani who succumbed to evil. I granted their faith and sent them to meet that guy." Zul'ra nodded in acceptance of Vol'jin's words and gave an example: Hex, the Vilebranch Trolls troll, was once a follower of Hakkar, but she had been successfully dealt with.

"Isn't this too broad?" Thrall couldn't help but ask, perhaps because the scope of the Trolls who worship Hakkar was too large.

"The Gurubashi Destroyer is an evil Loa, and his faith is illegal and lurking among us. Therefore, our task is to send out spies to find traces of those guys and the progress of the Gurubashi Destroyer's resurrection." Vol'jin had completely calmed down and had already planned out the steps.

"Yes, but we do have a slight difficulty with this matter, a difficulty that also relates to dealing with the potential existence of the Dark Portal." Zul'ra nodded and suggested a location.

"What is it?" Cairne Bloodhoof turned to Zul'ra and asked.

"Stormwind, in the Eastern Kingdoms lies Stormwind, currently the largest human kingdom. There's even an Alliance fortress near the Dark Portal." Thrall answered on behalf of Zul'ra. Gurubashi and the Dark Portal are both in the Eastern Kingdoms, which is Stormwind's territory. The Old Horde entered this world through the Dark Portal, and their first stop was to annihilate Stormwind.

"Not only on land, but also at sea. The navies of Kul Tiras and Stormwind, as well as some roaming human pirates, will all be our enemies. Amani previously established outposts in the southern part of the Eastern Kingdoms, but had to withdraw them due to the Alliance's naval power," Zul'ra added, emphasizing that the Alliance's naval power was not to be underestimated.

"Our mission is likely to be very difficult." Thrall felt a headache coming on as he thought about the blood feud between the Orcs and Stormwind.

Don't wait up for me tonight, I'm going to sleep now.