Roderick considered for a long time before finally deciding to ask, "What about the Dwarves of Ironforge? Your relationship is so close. Why not seek the Dwarves' help?"
"My old friend does not support our plan to retake Gnomeregan. He believes such a plan would consume immense resources, and that we would be better off building a new city. Most importantly, there is the issue of radioactive dust. He refuses to send Dwarf warriors on such a dangerous mission," High Tinker Mekkatorque explained in detail.
In truth, the rescue effort was even more troublesome than he described. Gnomes, obsessed with invention and innovation, often caused disasters large and small. This time, they had dragged their entire race and homeland down with them.
Many stubborn Dwarves believed this was the will of the gods. Even the Holy Light could not cure the terrible radiation sickness. They were even more strongly opposed to personally entering Gnomeregan. Even the Dwarf king could not completely ignore such public sentiment.
"Actually, I also think that idea is more suitable. Even if you kill every enemy, Gnomeregan's radiation problem will still make it difficult for you to return to life in your former city." As a Space Marine, he naturally understood how difficult it was to completely eliminate radioactive contamination.
"The Dwarves do not understand, and neither do you humans. Gnomeregan is the Gnomes' only home. The technological essence of generations of our people is contained within that city. With our current capabilities, we cannot build a second Gnomeregan. We have no other choice." The High Tinker spoke of the Gnomes' grim reality. They had to save all their people and return to Gnomeregan.
"I now understand the Gnomes' predicament clearly. I am willing to fulfill my earlier promise. When the time comes, I will personally