Speaking of Zul'jin, he is also the number one figure in Azeroth. Within the Troll community, Zul'jin is a heroic figure. Countless Troll children grew up listening to his stories and participated in wars against various Troll enemies.
But the fate of this cunning Troll was quite miserable. When he took over Amani Tribe, this ancient tribe that had established a prestigious Troll Empire had already fallen from their glory.
Although the ancient Troll established three Troll Empire after defeating the insect people's Black Empire, the Night Elf who rose up with the gift of Well of Eternity more than 10,000 years ago defeated the Troll one after another, until they later shrank to the corners of the world, leaving the most central good place to their cousins, the elves.
Later, at the end of War of the Ancients, Well of Eternity was bombed, and the originally intact ancient Kalimdor was torn apart. Amani Tribe's main activity area was compressed in the northern part of the continent now called Eastern Kingdoms, and they shared this continent with their relatives - Gurubashi Trolls.
However, the elves seemed unwilling to let go of these ancient enemies and distant relatives. After War of the Ancients, the Highbornes who came from across the ocean gradually invaded the territory of the Amani Trollss.
Although it later took Amani Trolls thousands of years to finally push these old enemies to the brink of life and death. At that time, Zul'jin must have been very high-spirited. Although it took such a long time to solve the problem of how embarrassing these refugees were, at least they were finally solved.
However, Zul'jin never expected that this group of elves who looked extremely arrogant would ask for help like the group of humans in the south who had just completed the reunification of their ethnic groups. What Zul'jin never expected was that in exchange for humans sending troops, the High Elfs actually taught their proud Arcane Magic to humans.
At that time, Amani Trolls, who was caught off guard by the human ambush, lost a lot of manpower. Since then, the offensive and defensive momentum of the two warring parties has changed. The High Elfs took over the Trolls' holy land and established In Silvermoon City, humans expanded their living area to the entire Lordaeron. The originally connected territory of Troll was cut into several independent territories that were not connected to each other, and Amani Tribe became fragmented.
Later, Zul'jin was even captured by humans. If Orcs Horde hadn't happened to hit him at that time, Zul'jin might have been killed at that time.
Seeing that his family could barely hold on to the existing territories and had no way to take the initiative again, Zul'jin and Horde Warchief signed a covenant, at the expense of his Troll joining Horde as a guide in exchange for Horde's army besieging Quel'Thalas.
At the initial moment when the Horde army marched into Quel'Thalas, the battle went smoothly. The magic barrier guarding the Quel'Thalas border was destroyed by Orc Warlock Gul'dan led people to crack it. Alliance's army was vulnerable to the attack of Horde's army and Red Dragonflight's air force, and could only retreat step by step.
However, these old opponents of Troll are not so easy to deal with after all - High Elf mages relied on the endless energy of Sunwell to protect the entire Silvermoon City's barrier, Horde's army has been besieging the barrier for a long time. Even with Red Dragonflight's help, it was still unable to break Silvermoon City's defense for a long time.
Warchief lost his patience Orgrim left behind the three clans Dragonmaw, Stormreaver and Twilight's Hammer. Under the leadership of Gul'dan, they continued to besiege Silvermoon City - the cunning Orc Warlock deceived Warchief into saying that he had a way to solve Silvermoon City's barrier.
Then... Zul'jin suffered another tragedy. Gul'dan took the two clans Stormreaver and Twilight's Hammer he had formed After leaving the front line by boat, Dragonmaw Clan chose to rush to join the Horde army. The remaining Troll faced the wrath of the elves and suffered heavy losses.
It can be said to be extremely miserable for Zul'jin right now.
Horde's army has disappeared. Alliance, who had a big grudge against Troll, won a great victory. As a local native, Amani Trolls had nowhere to escape. It became very difficult to survive.
Zul'jin originally planned to take advantage of the fact that High Elf's settlements outside of Silvermoon City were cleared to take back part of the territory, but he did not expect that these elves actually organized an elite team to raid them. The most embarrassing thing was that they actually succeeded.
Falling into the hands of his enemy for thousands of years, Zul'jin's fate can be said to be extremely miserable.
When Aaron pushed the door and walked into the cell, Zul'jin had just finished recovering from his wounds. He looked a little weak and his green face had faded a lot. What made him most painful was that his right eye was damaged by these rangers. If their Arcane tricks were destroyed, even with Troll's strong recovery ability, there is no way to restore it to its original state. From now on, Zul'jin can only be a one-eyed dragon.
"Tsk, tsk, it's so miserable." Aaron cautiously walked half a circle around Zul'jin, looking at Zul'jin who was locked up by the elves with chains shining with the glory of the Mathematical Olympiad, and sighed.
Zul'jin's clothes have been torn by the rangers, and his weapons have been confiscated long ago. The reason why this guy is still alive, according to Lor'themar, is to send Silvermoon City to the congressmen of Archmage Council for processing.
After all, this Troll leader is even older than Anasterian who has ruled Quel'Thalas for more than three thousand years. It can be said to be the nightmare of several generations of High Elf, Aaron I believe that there must be many High Elf children who will be frightened by their parents before going to bed and will be caught and eaten by Zul'jin if they disobey - Zul'jin is really smart.
I believe the big shots at Silvermoon City must be very happy to take advantage of this old villain in the eyes of High Elf, especially Kael'thas's father, King Anasterian, this noble King Quel'Thalas was once beaten very badly by Zul'jin. He had to ask for help from humans who High Elf didn't think much of. He must be full of hatred for this old opponent.
So it is not difficult to understand why Lor'themar did this. After catching such a famous enemy leader, of course he had to send it to Silvermoon City to show off, and he could also earn a lot of reputation by the way, so that he might be able to sit in the position of Ranger General a little more in the future.
"Zul'jin, can you understand what I say?" Aaron estimated the length of the chain that locked Zul'jin, found a relatively safe position, squatted down and looked at Zul'jin who was sitting against the wall and said.
Zul'jin raised his head and glanced at Aaron, then lowered his head again, spat on the ground, and said, "Bah, a stinking human being."
Aaron couldn't help but be stunned. Speaking of smelly, this Troll's body was filled with a stench that had not been bathed for a long time. This guy actually dared to despise his own smell.
"Okay, okay, I stink, but you are the one who is caught now." Aaron put on a gloating smile and looked at the one-eyed leader Troll and said.
"What does that have to do with you?" Zul'jin didn't even bother to raise his head this time, and choked Aaron lazily.
"Hey, it has nothing to do with me. Anyway, both of my eyes are fine, but you are going to be blind soon." Aaron changed to the same posture as Zul'jin and sat in front of him, and continued, "What, you are going to die anyway, do you want to have a good chat with me?"
"What do you and I have to talk about?"
"Then there's a lot to talk about. For example, should we talk... well, Gul'dan?" Aaron thought for a moment, and he really had nothing to talk to this old Troll. I believe Zul'jin, who has lived for thousands of years, wouldn't do it either. Even if he was talking to Aaron, Orc Warlock didn't have any violent mood swings even when he heard Aaron mention this, which had severely deceived him and Amani Trolls. He just raised his head and glanced at Aaron, and then lowered his head again.
Aaron talked about a bunch of miscellaneous topics, and finally failed to have a good chat with Zul'jin. Firstly, Zul'jin was really uncooperative, and secondly, Lor'themar, who had been waiting aside, was also a little impatient.
But it's no wonder Aaron ignored the existence of Lor'themar. After all, when Lor'themar was silent, Aaron couldn't notice his existence at all.