Withdrawal and Business
Conversing remotely with those above, Zul'ra flew up from underground. He saw Bolvar, Brann, Hamuul Runetotem, and Shandris there. Upon further questioning, he learned that he had been underground for over five hours without any response. ♔✌ 💢🍮
Actually, it wasn't too bad. Zul'ra had been busy for a long time underground destroying the corpse of the Old God. During this time, he couldn't hear the calls from above and didn't respond. Naturally, Felornas, Leitesen, Lulubella, and other Warlock who were waiting above couldn't wait any longer and turned around to find Bolvar and the others.
Because the abyss was bottomless and there were Old God ' corpses below, Bolvar and the others dared not venture into the danger. That's why they desperately called down with their voices and stones from above, and fortunately, Zul'ra responded.
After questioning everyone about some things, Zul'ra briefly described the situation below. Of course, he omitted any information about Sky Star, only saying that he had also disposed of the relics of the Old God. If these things could really be used to create energy sources like the Well of Eternity or the Sunwell, then the matter would be of great importance, so he would keep quiet about it.
Bolvar and Shandris had nothing to say about Zul'ra's words; both were honest people. But Brann was different. He was interested in the underground ruins and wanted to know about the relics of the Old God. He kept asking Zul'ra questions, and Zul'ra naturally couldn't answer him.
Zul'ra told Brann to go down and see for himself if he wanted to know, and if possible, to also pull up the demon skeletons below. Brann was a little annoyed by this, but he didn't refuse, after all, Ironforge was also waiting to do business with Orgrimmar.
The complete destruction of C'Thun's corpse signifies the end of the Second War of the Shifting Sands with a complete victory. As for the Alliance, well! After the battle at the Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj, the Alliance no longer exists. However, the Horde and the Alliance have not yet clashed directly. The soldiers who just fought side by side don't have any conflicts, but they also don't feel any camaraderie, so there's no victory celebration for the entire army.
Zul'ra had a general discussion with Bolvar, Bolvar told him precisely that the Alliance would be withdrawing from the Silithus Desert within the next week, and when the Horde planned to leave, and whether they would stay!
When asked whether the Horde would remain in Silithus, Zul'ra shook her head. The Horde did not intend to stay in Silithus. However, the Horde had reached an agreement with the Kaldorei to donate funds and assist them in managing the desert, making a contribution to nature. This was also the reason why the Druid were willing to help the Sacred Relics Society.
The Horde and the Kaldorei are much closer than the Alliance. Bolvar was a little worried about what Zul'ra was saying, but he didn't show it and continued chatting with Zul'ra.
"Bolvar, is there something you want to say to me?" Zul'ra looked at Bolvar, who was only chatting and joking with her, and couldn't help but feel something was strange.
"Yes, that's right. I hope to represent the Kingdom of Azeroth and purchase some radios and firearms from Orgrimmar. I heard you sold some guns to Brann!" Bolvar looked at Zul'ra, who had taken the initiative to ask, and his face turned slightly red.
"Radio and muskets, hmm, how many of these do you want?" Zul'ra was completely unprepared for Stormwind to place an order with the Horde. Putting aside what they wanted, the event itself was a good thing. The Horde could not only gain wealth but also ease tensions with Stormwind. It was a win-win situation, and anyone who disagreed would be a fool.
"I can't be sure. I'm making this suggestion on behalf of the entire Alliance. You might be able to talk to Jaina later." Bolvar looked troubled. Firstly, he was genuinely unsure, and secondly, buying things from their old rival, the Horde, meant that the Alliance itself couldn't produce these items, which was unacceptable to his pride.
"Alright, no problem. I'll talk to Jaina later." Seeing that Bolvar Zul'ra n't want to say more and seemed a little ashamed, Sanra didn't press him. Perhaps this matter should also be discussed with Jaina, but Ironforge and the Dwarves ' purchase of weapons was not officially unified, which meant that the Alliance had not yet been formally restored.
It's not surprising, really. Lordaeron, the leader of the Alliance, collapsed under the the Scourge. Without this leader, not to mention the differences between races, there are several nations among humans alone. To unify the opinions of these nations and rebuild a great Alliance is not something that can be accomplished overnight.
Leaving aside the Alliance's purchase of military radios, in the following days, the Seventh Legion, including the Ironforge Brigade and Mortar Regiment, began to leave Silithus in batches. They would depart by ship from Gadgetzan Port, either returning to the Eastern Kingdoms or going to Theramore. Only Brann and some archaeologists stayed behind.
The explorer was still searching for ruins underground when he was deeply shocked by the mountain of insectoid corpses deep underground. Based on this, he made a series of guesses about the insectoid culture. After that, he began to pack up and leave. What was the point of staying in a place where there was no benefit to be gained and no antiques to be found, only piles of bones?
As Alliance personnel gradually withdrew, the Horde's Kor'kron and Goblins mercenaries also stopped lingering and began withdrawing from the Silithus desert. Unlike the Seventh Legion, which had to cross Un'Goro Crater and the Tanaris Desert, they headed directly to the dense forest northwest of Un'Goro Crater.
The oil swamp discovered by the Kor'kron brigade is located in the dense forests of northwestern Un'Goro Crater. Gazlowe has already sent people to establish a base and oil depot here. The Goblins mercenaries will stay here to help for a while, since there are many wild beasts in the jungle that could affect the base. As for the Kor'kron troops, they will return to Orgrimmar directly by airship.
Zul'ra, along with the Sacred Relics Society and numerous Warlock, brought up the rear. He had originally intended to find Tarecgosa, but the girl had somehow slipped away with the dragons.
Unable to wait for the Blue Dragonflight girl to appear, Zul'ra had no choice but to leave. After saying goodbye to Shandris and the other Kaldorei, he had some conversation with Marlis, the leader of Cenarion Hold.
Although the insectoids of Ahn'Qiraj have been wiped out, the Kaldorei stationed here are unwilling to leave. Most of them, like Marlis himself, have lived here for thousands of years. His wife was one of those affected by the Old God during the war, but fortunately, after C'Thun was destroyed, she and most of the patients have recovered.
Driven by his deep affection for his wife and influenced by her, Marlis decided to keep Cenarion Hold running and hoped to restore the desert to its natural state, allowing life to return. Many Druid shared this ambition.
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