Because of the damage caused by the two attacks on the rangers' positions, the leaders of the Troll little Horde finally couldn't bear it anymore and went to protest to the big shots of the Amani Trolls who were behind the team.
The Trolls were not very concerned about rescuing Zul'jin, so they brought their manpower here to participate in the battle. The main reason was that they had to send manpower to participate in this battle due to the force of Amani Trolls.
Although they had long expected casualties in this attack on the rangers' positions, the Forest Troll leaders of these small tribes saw their combat forces dying one by one under the arrows of the elf rangers. The dissatisfaction in their hearts still burst out. They can't do things for Amani Trolls and just let them bleed and sacrifice while Amani Trolls enjoys the results, right?
Speaking of which, the Trolls of these small tribes have also lived a miserable life. Since the rise of the Night Elfs, the former Troll Empires, not to mention falling apart, can only be said to be lingering on.
Later, after their backbones were broken by the human-elven coalition, these former Azeroth overlords could only shrink and struggle in a series of fragmented territories on the northeastern border of Eastern Kingdoms.
Among them, the Forest Troll near Quel'Thalas Lake Elrendar are the worst off. They neither have the strong protection of Loa like the Amani Trollss, nor are they relatively free from the constraints of Amani Trolls like the tribes farther south.
These Forest Trolls living in the eastern region of Eversong Woods not only have to face the pressing pressure of High Elfs, but also have to accept the command of Amani Trollss. They don't know when some of their soldiers will be taken away to fight against High Elfs.
These small tribes can neither defeat High Elf nor break away from the Amani Tribe's control. They can only survive in this situation where they are hurt by both sides.
The Trolls of these small tribes have little interest in rescuing the Amani Trolls leader this time, but the Amani Trollss have already come to their door, and they dare not disobey. If they don't send someone, they may be severely punished.
However, Amani Trolls also made it clear this time that they would not let the Trolls of these small tribes use their lives to fill the traps of the rangers. It was already agreed before the battle that the Trolls of these small tribes only need to clear the traps outside the elf camp, and the rest will be solved by the Amani Trollss.
Seeing that their men had suffered a lot of casualties, the leaders of these small tribes who felt sorry for the loss of their men naturally couldn't sit still and went to find Amani Trolls's person in charge this time - Nalorakk, the priest of the giant bear Loa.
This priest who serves the bear god has a body that is much stronger than the average Troll. He does not look like a priest who focuses on casting spells, but more like a Troll Warrior who is fighting on the front line, except that he is holding a staff that symbolizes the identity of the spell caster.
However, this is also the consistent style of the priests who serve the giant bear Loa. Even if they were not so strong before becoming priests, their bodies will gradually change after often dealing with the giant bear Loa. This can also be regarded as a blessing given by Loa to his followers.
Nalorakk, who was much taller than the other Troll, looked at the Troll leaders who had gathered and kept making noises in a sullen voice. He didn't say anything, but he was very impatient in his heart.
In the opinion of Forest Troll, who was born in the Amani Tribe, these guys from the small tribe are really disobedient. They just killed a few people, so what does it matter? If it is not more important to rescue Zul'jin at the moment, Nalorakk must teach these guys what the anger of Amani Trolls is.
However, there is still a chance to use these guys, and Nalorakk has to give in to them. Although there are not many elves in this camp, even without these small tribes, the warriors of Amani Horde can solve it. However, this place is too close to Silvermoon City. I don't know when the enemy's reinforcements will arrive. Then these guys will be needed to disperse the strength of the elves.
Thinking of this, Nalorakk couldn't help but sigh. Thinking back to those days, Amani Horde's one hundred thousand warriors almost drove these weak elves out of Silvermoon City. However, now there are only more than 20,000 Troll among Zul'Aman. It is really sad to have to rely on the power of these small tribes.
However, Nalorakk also understands that since the Troll of these small tribes are still needed at the moment, they cannot be overly forced. If these guys unite to resist, then he will be the unlucky one. Amani Empire's glory has passed after all.
In this case, let these ignorant guys take a good look at the powerful power of Amani Trolls. After making up his mind, Nalorakk began to summon his priests to prepare for the ceremony. He borrowed power from the great giant bear Loa to defeat these rangers as soon as possible and rescue Zul'jin.
Following Nalorakk's order, the Amani Trollss began to take action. They pulled a cage made of strong wood from the end of the team. The roar of some kind of beast could be heard constantly coming from the cage. Even the cage was constantly being slapped and shaken by the prisoners imprisoned in it.
"Open the cage." Nalorakk directed the Trolls to open the cage, and then began to hold a ceremony to please Loa, specifically offering several s As a sacrifice, Troll was originally more suitable to use elves as sacrifices, but these small and weak tribes failed to break through the elves' defense line, and therefore failed to obtain the best tribute, so they had to use Troll instead.
However, neither the Nalorakk priest himself nor the leaders of other small tribes cared about the death of the two Trolls who had begun to be bled. Offering sacrifices to Loas in exchange for strength was a matter of course for the Trolls. In fact, some Troll tribes still had the habit of eating their own tribe.
The two Troll that were used as sacrifices soon stopped struggling. The grizzly bears that were restrained in the cage roared out and rushed towards the corpses of the two Troll. Troll glanced around with a fierce look and was about to catch a few more Troll for extra meals. Nalorakk's ceremony had been prepared, and the shadow of a gigantic giant bear appeared behind him.
Nalorakk After raising his head and communicating with the phantom for a few words, the giant bear turned into a ray of light and rushed into the body of a grizzly bear with blood still remaining on the corner of its mouth.
As soon as a thunderous roar was heard, the giant bear, which was originally much larger than its peers, rapidly expanded as if it was blowing air. The color of the hair on its body also gradually changed from brown to iron gray, and the nails at the tips of the four bear claws also quickly elongated and were covered with a layer of metallic luster.
Along with the roar of this giant bear, the other grizzly bears also roared in response to it, and then a layer of red light appeared on these beasts. With the appearance of the red light, the size of the dozen or so grizzly bears captured by Amani Trolls also became a bit larger.
Seeing that the ceremony was completed, Nalorakk used Trollish to communicate with the leading giant bear, and then signaled Troll to get out of the way. The giant bear, as big as a hill, took a step forward and rushed towards the rangers' camp. The sound of running was like an earthquake.
Troll who didn't have time to dodge would scream and be knocked away even if they were just rubbed. If the Trolls hadn't had amazing recovery power, this bear would have killed many Trolls in this collision.
However, seeing the amazing power of this giant bear, the other Trolls were very surprised. At least they didn't have to fight with their blood. Following Nalorakk's order, several other grizzly bears followed the giant bear and rushed towards the rangers' position.
These grizzly bears that had been strengthened by Loa seemed to be endowed with a certain degree of spell resistance. The traps set by the rangers could not hinder the Charge of these beasts. The rangers could only watch helplessly as these beasts with astonishing brute strength rushed under the wall. These rough-skinned beasts seemed not to notice even if they were hit by arrows, and they just used their claws to constantly shake the wooden stakes that formed the wall.