When this Ravenholdt assassin came to Wildhammer Keep, the Wildhammer Dwarves people almost mistook this person for Syndicate. Fortunately, he proved his identity in time and was allowed to enter the sphere of influence of the dwarves.
For most members of the Alliance, Ravenholdt is a legendary existence. Everyone in this organization is extremely mysterious. Their identities before joining Ravenholdt will be completely eliminated. From then on, they will only have the identity of members of Ravenholdt.
The members of Ravenholdt are restricted by several strict rules and cannot disclose information about themselves and Ravenholdt. Most of their work is carried out in the shadows, which adds to the mystery of this organization.
Among the various rumors circulating within the Alliance about Ravenholdt, the most widely circulated is their terrifying information collection ability. It is said that if they want to, it only takes one day to investigate all the information about a person, including which side of the person starts brushing his teeth.
Aaron feels that the legendary Ravenholdt is probably more terrifying than some of the frightening intelligence organizations in his hometown. Of course, the real Ravenholdt cannot have such terrifying abilities, but their ability in information collection is indeed amazing. These people actually even investigated how Scourge and Orcs cooperated.
Aaron It is not difficult to imagine that there must be people from Ravenholdt in Cult of the Damned, but how did they obtain the information on Orcs? Is it possible that there is Orcs who cannot serve Ravenholdt?
No matter how Ravenholdt obtained this information, the information they brought was enough to give Aaron a headache.
In order to win Frostwolf Clan to his side, Ner'zhul actually used the tricks he had experienced back then. In order to prompt Orcs and Draenei to go to war, Kil'jaeden the Deceiver once pretended to be Ner'zhul's deceased wife and deceived him that Draenei was planning to exterminate Orcs, which triggered a war between Orcs and Draenei.
Now Ner'zhul disguised himself as Durotan, the former chief of the Frostwolf Clan, and entered the dreams of several old Shaman of the Frostwolf Clan.
No one knows what Ner'zhul said in the Frostwolf Clan Shaman's dream. Anyway, before Cult of the Damned gathered here, Frostwolf Clan had already started to prepare for war, and now he has left the residence where he has been operating for several years with the large army.
"Frostwolf Clan has left?" Aaron remembered this in his heart and continued to ask, "Do you know how many people there are in the Frostwolf Clan?"
The Ravenholdt messenger said, "Yes, Lord Aaron. According to our investigation, this Orcs Horde basically did not participate in the First and Second World Wars. In recent years, he has rarely had conflicts with other forces of Alterac. There should be seven or eight thousand people. Due to certain restrictions, we cannot determine the specific number."
"Some restrictions?" Aaron didn't understand what this restriction meant for a while.
The messenger spread his hands. "The structure of Frostwolf Orcs remains relatively intact. Our people cannot go too deep, and our intelligence sources are not very good at counting."
"Oh..." Aaron nodded. It seems that Orcs is really serving Ravenholdt. Are they a little too capable? Then again, Aaron has not introduced himself since the messenger appeared, and the other party actually reported his identity directly. From this, we can also see how scary this organization is.
"Right now, these Orcs, Cult of the Damned and Syndicate are heading towards Durnholde. We speculate that they are planning to take Durnholde Release those Orcs prisoners." After the messenger answered Aaron's question, he continued to tell Falstad his purpose, he would come Aerie Peak is naturally looking for Wildhammer Dwarves: "Our number of members is not too large, not enough to change a large-scale battle, and the nearest reinforcements to Durnholde are only Wildhammer Dwarves, so we hope you can send troops to help Durnholde defend the city. If all the thousands of Orcs prisoners there are released, I'm afraid we will have a third war."
After Cult of the Damned recruited Syndicate and Frostwolf Clan as allies, the selected attack target was Durnholde Keep. That castle was not important in terms of geographical location, and it was not an economic center. The only thing worthy of concern was perhaps the thousands of Orcs imprisoned there.
These Orcss were basically captured by the Alliances on the battlefield. Apart from anything else, they definitely have plenty of battlefield experience. If we really have to release all these old Orcss, things will really become difficult to handle.
Regarding this point, Aaron has a different view. Maybe Ner'zhul has taken a fancy to Thrall. If Thrall can be controlled, then Frostwolf Clan will definitely be able to control it better. For his use, as for Durnholde and those Orcs, unless Ner'zhul has figured out how to completely eradicate the influence of Demon Blood on them, they can probably only be used as Undead creatures.
"Okay, we already understand these twists and turns." Falstad looked a little serious, staring at the Ravenholdt messenger and said, "You want us to send troops to support a human town, but if it's just you, this weight may not be enough."
Although Wildhammer Dwarves is honest, he is definitely not stupid. Ravenholdt itself is a semi-official organization. Although many people know that they have connections with the upper management of the Alliance, this connection has not been made public after all.
Seriously speaking, there is not much difference between Ravenholdt and Syndicate. No matter how enthusiastic Wildhammer Dwarves are, they will not send out large troops just because of a messenger.
After all, according to the information reported by this person, the number of enemies who came to besiege Durnholde Keep was about ten or twenty thousand, and the total number of Wildhammer Dwarves was probably only that many.
"Wildhammer Your Majesty, please rest assured. In fact, my companions have notified Alliance countries, and I believe that the reinforcements sent by various countries will set off soon." The messenger smiled and said, "It's just that Durnholde's military strength is indeed not enough to resist such a large-scale attack. We can only find some reinforcements that can arrive in a short time."
From a geographical point of view, among all the forces within the Alliance, Wildhammer Dwarves is indeed the closest to Durnholde. The current situation is urgent, and Wildhammer Dwarves can only be asked to help Durnholde defend it for a few more days.
"If that's the case, we are willing to send troops to help." Falstad nodded and agreed. According to his estimation, even the most elite Silver Hand in the entire Alliance would only need three or four days to arrive at Durnholde. If they were just allowed to help for such a period of time, it shouldn't be too difficult.
According to the Alliance's internal agreement, in this case, there is no need to waste time by sending a messenger to notify Lordaeron. With a simple preparation, Wildhammer Dwarves can ride the griffon to Durnholde.