Correcting Social Values
The murder of Yogi was just an unexpected incident, but the shrewd cat spirit Halazzi took this opportunity to successfully break into the society of Amani. After Ulathek, as Spirit of Justice, Guide of the Dead and Guardian of the Family, he confirmed his belief in Amani
Halazzi did not choose any priest, but went to Forest Trolls in person. It roamed the streets and alleys, accompanying children and the elderly whose parents were not around, mediating conflicts between couples and making their families happy.
Families that are cared for by the cat spirit will definitely provide water and food to the cat spirit, and build a comfortable cat nest with hay and fur. Slowly, all kinds of lynxes begin to appear in the city of Zul'Aman. Those are the descendants of Halazzi. This is the beginning of coexistence.
The offspring of Halazzi are not only loved by children and the elderly, but also favored by Warrior and hunters. Not only do those bobcats move swiftly and silently, but they also have night vision and hearing abilities that far exceed those of Trolls, making them a good helper for combat vigilance.
Although there are more lynxes, people can still find Halazzi among the many lynxes, not only because Spirit of Justice, Guide of the Dead, and Guardian of the Family are larger than ordinary lynxes, but also because it wears an ornament made for it by its followers, a necklace made of gold and jade pieces.
Regarding the development of Halazzi in Amani, Zul'ra did not interfere too much. He has always been very open-minded about things like faith, neither blindly believing nor singing against it. Amani Trollss who have faith, as long as they don't go to extremes and go wrong, those Loas are also capable. They can't be called gods, but they can be relied upon to make friends if they are fairies and demons who don't harm others.
Zul'ra didn't care about matters of faith, but turned his head and focused on correcting social concepts. After he executed Sika, he first asked someone to find a suitable stone tablet, and engraved the seven covenants he had made on it, and then erected it on Amani In each of the settlements, Zul'Aman, Jintha'Alor and Zul'Mashar, one place is indispensable. In addition to the stone monument, they also carried out propaganda and adapted the murder of Yogi into a drama to tell the bad habits of cannibalism and blood sacrifice.
In the past, Zul'ra gave Forest Trolls new ideas. Although the audience was not small, it was not much larger. However, the three views promoted now are what Forest Trolls have to accept. After all, living in a ignorant society of cannibalism and blood sacrifice, who knows whether he will be eaten next?
In addition to social bad habits, there are also moral and life concepts. In the past, Forest Trolls thought so stubbornly that they were the owners of the Azeroth northern continent, including the northern island holy land Quel'Danas. Elves took away the northern forest holy land, and humans also took away large tracts of land.
Because of the hatred for the land, Forest Trolls launched a vendetta against High Elves, often sneaking into Eversong Woods and killing Elves civilians. This practice was popular among Zul'ra seems to be incorrect. It is true that those lands and forests do belong to Trolls, but if you want to take them back, you have to save your breath. It doesn't matter if you have a ten-life feud, but the problem is that killing civilians in small groups is nothing.
From Zul'ra's point of view, Forest Trolls's sneak attack on Elves civilians was nothing more than a way to vent his anger at his own incompetence. Apart from irritating Elves, making him unable to get back to the forest, and then being pushed to the ground and rubbed, he gained nothing. This was not worth the loss.
Zul'ra wants to change Trolls's ideas. Of course, it will definitely not work if he expresses his own opinions directly. After all, he was not Trolls before and does not care about these things. But for Trolls, who has a conservative concept, his understanding can be regarded as Trolls's rape.
In order to change those conservative ideas of Trolls, Zul'ra decided to start with historical cognition and write a history book belonging to Forest Trolls, from ancient times, to medieval times, modern times, and finally to modern times when Orcs invaded.
In the history of ancient times, Forest Trolls can be used interchangeably with Zandalar, but Zul'ra here focuses on describing the caste class system of Zandalar, making Forest Trolls, Ice Trolls, Jungle Trolls, and Dark Trolls could not bear the oppression and ran away from the Holy Mountain. However, when faced with Qiraji, Forest Trolls took the righteousness into consideration and joined forces with other members of the same race to fight against the bugs.
In ancient history, Zandalari Trolls was blamed. In medieval history, Zul'ra focused on describing the heroic battles between Forest Trolls and Qiraji, and Bilu Lanlou The process of establishing Zul'Aman was mainly based on praise, but also included the grievances and developments between Night Elves and Trolls, Trolls and Mogu.
In the text, Zul'ra did not hesitate to write Night Elves directly as a derivative of Dark Trolls, and then borrowed the rise and fall history of the Kaldorei Empire to introduce the ancient history of High Elves Dongdu, a high-level Dongdu variant of Night Elves, which collided with Forest Trolls.
Different from medieval history, in modern history, Sanla was more critical of the forest trolls. The overall strategic mistakes, coupled with the chief's recklessness and impatience, resulted in Alterac's defeat and the complete loss of control of northern Azeroth.
When Dark Portal opened and entered modern history, Zul'ra did not shy away from suspicion and described Orcs as an invader. However, there was correspondingly more description of human colonial plunder and Elves's revenge on Trolls brought Orcs's massacre of Stormwind into the past, making Orcs's image roughly a participant in breaking the situation on the mainland.
In the modern history after Dark Portal was opened, the history of Forest Trolls, and Zul'ra were described more with reference to the modern times of the Celestial Dynasty in the original time and space. In fact, it was somewhat similar. The invasion of Orcs was like the industrial revolution, which changed the general situation of Azeroth. Forest Trolls had the intention to rise again, but in the end it failed miserably.
The situation after the defeat was bleak. In this difficult environment, Zul'ra was not polite and described himself as a revolutionary seeking a way out for the race, and his teacher Kal'ma was naturally the forerunner of the revolutionary fire.
When it came to writing history, Zul'ra did it all by himself and did not dare to let the priests write it. While he was working, he wrote and at the same time had people experiment with the papermaking technology he got from Chen. Fortunately, he already had enough rights. After he wrote the ancient history, qualified paper began to be produced smoothly.
The paper was available and the text was ready. Zul'ra immediately asked people to prepare for burning. Printing is much simpler than papermaking. It mainly depends on the skills of the craftsmen. Trolls society is very backward and lacks forging, smelting, farming and other technologies, but it is not without merit. They are a master in gilding, wood and stone carving technology.
Soon, two hundred copies of the ancient history books were successfully printed. Zul'ra asked people to distribute them and organize some reading alouds and reading activities. This thing can also be used as leisure reading material, which can stimulate everyone's interest in literacy and accelerate the progress of literacy work.
The first volume of Ancient History did not cause a big stir. Most Forest Trolls's thoughts after reading it are: It turns out that my ancestors are so long, and our Forest Trolls is so powerful. We defeated the powerful Qiraji. How awesome!