That burnt-down Stormwind City produced a terrifying Deathbringer, and it also brought countless ghosts to harvest lives.
This somewhat fake-sounding ghost legend made orcs everywhere half-doubtful.
However, over the next few days, villages were successively attacked by the Deathbringer and ghosts.
Most of the dead had no external injuries on their bodies, but their faces were distorted, and their eyes stared fixedly at the sky.
Clearly, before dying, they must have been in a state of extreme terror.
The few surviving orcs were also scared out of their wits, muttering about the ancestors protecting them in their mouths.
This forced people to believe that some extremely terrifying entity had attacked them.
No enemy could destroy the stubborn will of the orcs.
No matter how powerful the opponent was, they would roar and charge up, dying a glorious death on the path of the Charge.
If it really was ghosts making trouble, that could be explained.
The rescue team that reached this conclusion suddenly felt a chill run through their entire bodies.
When they looked at the lush forests around them, they suddenly felt as though something inside the forest was staring at them.
Thinking that those ghosts might be right inside the forest, the rescue team did not even care about burying the corpses, and fled with the survivors.
Strong sunlight would cause harm to ghosts.
However, they did not want to use their own lives to test whether it was true or false.
In case those ghosts were somewhat special, wouldn't that be completely screwed!
Through the professional judgment of the rescue team, what attacked the villages was indeed ghosts.
The publication of this very authoritative news caused the orcs throughout Elwynn Forest to explode in an uproar.
Orcs living everywhere thought of every possible way to resist the