Sen'jin Village.
This is a typical Troll- style village, with wooden and stone structures, quite ordinary.
Jiang Jie released his spiritual power and quickly sensed all the creatures in the entire Sen'jin Village.
There are only 534 Troll in total, which is the majority of the Darkspear Tribe's remaining members. Some live in other nearby villages, and of course, some have moved into Orgrimmar.
The Darkspear Trolls ' situation is far too dire, with only two or three small villages remaining in their territory.
Yet, from such a small race emerged Vol'jin, a Legendary Shadow Hunter.
It is because of his existence that the Darkspear Tribe has been able to continue to this day.
Otherwise, we would have been wiped out countless times!
Ruling a powerful nation may not be so difficult, but ruling a weak race and helping them survive in such a time of war is no easy task.
Clinging to someone's coattails is also a skill.
Vol'jin is a truly remarkable person.
Releasing one's spirit to directly scan others is impolite, but Jiang Jie has no interest in being polite to foreigners, especially since the small Sen'jin Village doesn't even have a single creature with Legendary spirit.
Even Vol'jin, despite possessing Legendary- level strength, did not reach the Legendary realm in terms of mental power.
Those with spiritual power below the Legendary cannot perceive Jiang Jie's spiritual scan at all.
To Jiang Jie's surprise, he immediately sensed an even more terrifying soul.
A Demigod- level soul was actually occupying this small village.
This being, possessing Demigod- level spiritual power, immediately sensed Jiang Jie's spying and then launched a counterattack!
"That's interesting."
Jiang Jie chuckled lightly, his soul as steadfast as a rock, remaining unmoved amidst the opponent's fierce mental attacks, and then flew towards the location of that soul.
In a large house in Sen'jin Village, Vol'jin sat upright, with the Shadow Hunter Rokhan standing behind him.
Opposite them stood three Troll clad in wooden armor and wielding wooden staffs.
The three Troll, significantly taller than the Darkspear Trolls, clearly came from a distant, mysterious land. Their energy levels, equivalent to those of Archmage, indicated that each of them was a true high-ranking priest.
They showed Vol'jin sufficient respect, but that was all.
In fact, Vol'jin showed them considerable respect because they came from a more mysterious place.
"High Priests, I will consider your suggestions. But the Darkspear Trolls cannot, and will never, return to Stranglethorn Vale. We were driven out, and my son's mind was destroyed by Zanzil's potion; he has not fully recovered. The hatred between the Darkspear and the Jungle Trolls cannot be erased."
Vol'jin's voice was calm and composed, neither arrogant nor humble. "The great Bwonsamdi has given me ample inspiration, but some things cannot be compromised. If the Darkspear return to Stranglethorn Vale, what fate awaits us? Will we become vassals of other tribes? The Darkspear will be wiped out. Will we become rulers of Gurubashi, rebuilding the Gurubashi Empire with the support of the Zandalar? Skullsplitter and Bloodscalp will not allow a small tribe to rise above them."
" The Troll need to rise, Chieftain Vol'jin."
The leading old priest's voice was deep. " The Jungle Trolls are caught between Stormwind City and Booty Bay, and they've even lost the Gurubashi Arena! Zul'jin is dead, the Forest Troll are scattered, and the High Elf are relentlessly hunting them down! The Frost Trolls are trapped in Zul'Drak, and the Furbolg and Undead are attacking; they've even been forced to steal the power of the Loa! Vol'jin, Troll and Troll are one family; if we don't unite, we'll be wiped out sooner or later!"
Vol'jin remained silent.
Some thoughts are unspeakable, some thoughts cannot be spoken, and some thoughts dare not be spoken.
Neither the Alliance nor the Horde can stand by and watch the ancient Troll Empire reappear, nor can they stand by and watch the ancient overlords of Azeroth rise again.
The Horde and the Alliance once fought together against the Burning Legion's invasion, and also joined forces on a northern Scourge.
If the Troll rise again, the Alliance and the Horde will join forces to fight against the re-emerging terrifying threat.
This world belongs to the Alliance, to the Horde, and to the Night Elf.
They will not allow new forces to rise.
Every power that aspires to rise must undergo trials of blood and fire.
Millions of Orcs Warrior came to Azeroth from Draenor, endured a brutal war that lasted for twenty years, including the Battle of Mount Hyjal, and finally gained the support of the Troll and Tauren before they were able to establish themselves and carve out a place for themselves on this land.
The Scourge emerged over a decade ago, Lich King Ner'zhul wreaked havoc for so long, once so powerful, yet ultimately defeated by the Northrend Expedition. They were then reborn, establishing themselves as the " Forsaken." Even with the support of that Legendary Grand Duke, Master Meryl and His Warchief Faol, King Thoradin and Faol Orgrim, they were still confined to Northrend, eternally monitored by the Alliance, the Horde, and the Night Elf.
How brutal will the wars be if the Troll want to regain their former glory?
Perhaps the Zandalar Tribe can truly unite all the major tribes, perhaps that would be a force no less powerful than the Scourge, perhaps after countless bloody battles they could truly regain their footing, but in this process, can the Darkspear withstand the onslaught?
With only one or two thousand men in the Darkspear, how many will be left?
The situation of Darkspear made Vol'jin yearn for peace more than anyone else.
War would only deplete Darkspear's manpower, which was not what he wanted.
He would rather the world be at peace for five hundred years, allowing the Darkspear to develop slowly.
Although it was impossible, he didn't want to get involved in the rise of the Zandalar. Darkspear didn't have the strength to participate, nor could it afford the heavy price.
All he wants now is to cling to the Orcs, maintain a relatively good relationship with Jaina and the Legendary Grand Duke, and survive in this precarious situation.
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This is the only way!
"Don't rush to refuse, Chieftain Vol'jin. Think it over carefully. Only Troll would think of Troll' interests; Orcs wouldn't, and neither would Tauren."
The leading high priest stood up and said calmly, "We have no interest in power; we only wish to save the Troll from annihilation. Among the Jungle Trolls, there is no one more capable than you, Chieftain Vol'jin. Even for the sake of Darkspear's more secure position in the Horde, you should consider our proposal. I have to go to Zul'Farrak. Farewell!"
The other two priests also stood up.
They walked to the door, opened it, and saw a young face.
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