The guy who was tightly restrained by Falstad's thick arms was wearing a tattered black robe, but it couldn't hide his gray-green skin. There was a big bloody mouth on his ferocious head. At this moment, this mouth kept cursing Falstad, and the name was Common.
"This is really rare." Aaron looked at this Orcs as if looking at a rare animal. The Orcs of Alterac is mostly from the Frostwolf Clan. Logically speaking, it is related to Syndicate It should be very bad, but I didn't expect that such a person would sneak in among these Syndicate thieves. I don't know if Syndicate and Frostwolf Clan have reached some kind of cooperation or if this Orcs is a spy who sneaked into Syndicate.
"Dwarf, you'd better let me go quickly, otherwise you won't survive until the master comes." Perhaps tired of scolding, Orcs began to say in a somewhat stiff Common and Falstad: "Now the great one needs the help of you dwarves. If you bring all the griffins in your tribe to join the master, the master may let you go as soon as he is in a good mood."
"Bah, shut up!" Falstad glared at Orcs angrily. The hand that was originally used to grasp the reins clenched into a fist and hammered Orcs's head hard. He threatened Orcs, who was still about to speak, "If you talk too much, I will throw you away."
Orcs looked down at the height from the ground and wisely closed his mouth.
Aaron, who had watched the whole process, couldn't help but marvel. This Orcs was not as passionate as the Orcs that Aaron had seen before. Instead, Recklessness was extremely calm and knew how to assess the situation. This can be said to be a rare wise man among Orcs.
Of course, Orcs, who was imprisoned in a concentration camp and became listless due to the sequelae of Heart of the Demon, is another matter and is outside the scope of discussion.
After returning to Wildhammer Keep, Falstad immediately organized people to interrogate the prisoners. He was also curious about the purpose of Syndicate's sudden attack with Gargoyle.
If Syndicate intends to completely defeat Wildhammer Dwarves, the manpower of this attack is obviously not enough, and the thieves' fighting spirit is not very determined, and they are obviously not rushing to defeat the target.
However, it didn't look like they were passing by with a large amount of Gargoyle. They were obviously prepared to deal with Gryphon Rider, which made Falstad a little uneasy. I really didn't know what Syndicate and Undead wanted to do. I just hoped to get some useful information from these prisoners.
"It turned out that the plan was to steal some griffon eggs and use them to give birth to griffins?" Aaron didn't quite believe it when he heard the news from the captives. Is it because of the griffon eggs with such a big fanfare?
However, after receiving the same information from several captives, Aaron couldn't help but not believe it. Especially the leader-level figure who was captured by Aaron told the whole story completely in order to increase the credibility of what he said.
Syndicate is indeed related to Cult of the Damned. After all, they both intend to resist Kingdom of Lordaeron and Alliance led by Lordaeron, so the two parties hit it off, but the cooperation between the two parties was limited in the early stage. Cult of the Damned did not want to expose himself, and the upper management of Syndicate was also wary of these guys who used weird spells. 139 Reading Network
However, as the war ended, Alliance gradually regained his breath, and Syndicate's situation began to deteriorate, especially those elf rangers from Quel'Thalas and Paladin, which greatly compressed Syndicate's activity space forced them to deepen their cooperation with Cult of the Damned. In addition, Cult of the Damned developed rapidly and became more powerful. Over time, Syndicate almost became a subsidiary organization of Cult of the Damned.
This time, a group of Cult of the Damned Cultists and a large number of Undead found Syndicate. Realizing that this group had serious intentions, the upper management of Syndicate decided to get closer to them. After learning that Cult of the Damned was worried about the difficulty of manufacturing Gargoyle, they proposed to snatch Wildhammer Dwarves's griffon.
Of course, what Syndicate proposed was to directly snatch adult griffins, and Cult of the Damned would turn the dead griffins into skeleton griffins, which could still fly. However, Cult of the Damned said that just getting some griffon eggs would be enough, and this operation resulted.
"It turns out those Gargoyle are just used to cover you..." Aaron felt a little confused after hearing this. Since Gargoyle is not easy to make, don't use it for this kind of task, otherwise it will be a loss.
But what Aaron doesn't know is that Cult of the Damned sees that these Gargoyle are actually not that rare. What they rely on more is the transformation of Proto-Dragon. Deteriorated version of Frost Wyrm, as for the purpose of sending Gargoyles to fight Gryphon Riders in the air, it is actually just to weaken the strength of the Alliances.
In the official history, it is as in Andorhal Stratholme and other places spread the plague, let Arthas kill Terenas, and brought Kel'Thuzad to Sunwell for resurrection, all for the purpose of weakening Alliance The purpose of is to reduce the resistance strength suffered by the Burning Legion when it is lowered. As for gathering a large number of Undead through this, it is just Ner'zhul with evil intentions taking advantage of the situation.
After understanding the purpose of Syndicate, Falstad breathed a sigh of relief. However, that Orcs showed a completely different temperament from before. The dwarves asked for a long time. God, this guy just gritted his teeth and kept quiet. If he couldn't bear it any longer, he would just make up some random stuff. If he continued to ask questions, he would just yell with Orcish. After a long time of effort, he didn't get any information at all.
As for those Syndicate thieves, they only know that these Orcs were called by Cult of the Damned. As for why the Orcs formed an alliance with Cult of the Damned, they really don't know.
Aaron guessed that it must be related to Ner'zhul, but what he cared about was why Ner'zhul found Orcs, and Ner'zhul was tossing it in the "official history" After going back and forth, it was as if he had completely forgotten these former compatriots, but now he pulled Orcs into his chariot. This change made Aaron eager to figure this out, otherwise it would feel like there was a thorn in his heart.
It's a pity that this Orcs's mouth is not as tight as usual. Even the dwarf, who is known for his stubborn temper, doesn't want to continue interrogating this guy. This Orcs still looks like he won't speak.
Just when Aaron wanted to call Xal'atath to hypnotize the other party to find out what happened, someone suddenly delivered the news he wanted to the door. Although Aaron was very happy to finally understand the matter, the identity of the other party made him a little confused.
The person who brought the news that Aaron wanted was an assassin, an assassin from the Assassins' Alliance or Ravenholdt.
Aaron couldn't remember when he had dealt with Ravenholdt. Wildhammer Dwarves rarely interacted with these humans who were barely neighbors. Everyone was a little curious about the purpose of this assassin's visit.