I don't know if it was affected by the ogre genes mixed in his blood, but Mok'Natha was somewhat incompatible with all the orc clans.
The Mok'Nathal clan has settled in this corner of Gorgrond since its emergence.
Mok'Natha witnessed the final battle between the Destroyer and the Primordial Beast in Gorgrond, witnessed the fight between Gruul and the Black Dragon, and also witnessed the rise and decline of the old tribe.
For thousands of years, Mok'Natha has never personally participated in any major events in Draenor, but he has seen everything that happens on this land.
They were like bystanders completely separated from the world, indifferently recording the arrival and departure of the major forces in Gorgrond.
Of course, if you want to maintain an aloof attitude in the world of Draenor, which values strength, you must be strong enough to protect yourself.
Since the Mok'Nassar clan has the blood of both ogres and orcs, the Mok'naza people, who combine the strengths of both families, have a smarter mind than the ogres and a stronger body than the orcs.
When faced with attacks by stubborn ogres, the Mok'Nassar clan can often use their ingenuity to lure them into traps and kill them.
When facing other invading orc clans, Moknasa could easily defeat and expel the enemies with his stronger body.
Even the Blackstone Clan, the strongest orc clan that flourished in the Gorgrond region at that time, was unwilling to take the initiative to provoke Mok'Natha, who seemed to have a small population.
Mok'Natha has never changed their behavior. They have no interest in fighting for power, and have no plans to further expand their territory. They are still as stable as an old dog in the corner of the Blade's Edge Mountains.
However, there is a good saying in Danmu, the tree wants to be still but the wind does not stop.
When the Bloodmaul Ogres, Blade Tower Ogres, and Thunder God Orcs were fighting each other for the chassis, Mok'Natha was still hiding aside and watching the show, which of course would arouse the dissatisfaction of the three major forces. .
As Faol said before, the ogres have never recognized Mok'Natha as one of their own, and most of the orcs stay away from this group of weird hybrids.
According to the intelligence that the undead scouts had recently obtained, I wonder if someone was secretly instigating it behind the scenes. The three major forces have recently slowed down their battles with each other, and all of them have turned their malicious eyes towards Mo in the easternmost part of the Blade's Edge Mountains. Knassa Village.
Compared with other areas in Blade's Edge Mountains, which have long been engulfed in flames of war, the area near Mok'Nasa Village is like an isolated paradise.
In order to eliminate hidden dangers from the rear before deciding on the final overlord of Blade's Edge Mountain, the three major clans, without consulting each other, used a rather strange tacit understanding to simultaneously direct their malice at those who had never participated in the dispute in Blade's Edge Mountain. Moknasa.
"Um……"
After inquiring about all the information that could be obtained at this stage, Sarlayan lowered his head and pondered for a long time.
By piecing together many fragmented information with his frantically running brain, Sarlayan analyzed the real reasons behind the changes in the situation in Blade's Edge Mountain from the perspective of a bystander.
"The three major clans all plan to take action against Moknasa, who has never shown his fangs before?"
"Ha~"
Sarlayan sneered and said: "Don't you think it's strange? These three are eager to swallow up each other's power. Why did they suddenly become so tacitly in agreement?"
The soul fire in Kel'Thuzad's eyes, the most flexible among the undead, flickered slightly: "You mean... there is another reason behind this?"
Sarlayan nodded calmly: "There should be some obscure and secretive force that is quietly adding fuel to the fire. At first, I suspected that Gruul was behind the scenes, but when I thought about it more carefully... the one with the muscles in his head I’m afraid this guy doesn’t have the strategic ability.”
Onyxia's expression moved slightly, and she thought of a possibility through Sharlayan's analysis and intelligence.
"Could it be that the long-dead Saberian still had a back-up plan back then?"
Sarlayan smiled meaningfully: "I think we can assume for now that those precious pure black dragon eggs can't be left unattended, right?"
Onyxia lowered her head thoughtfully and pondered for a moment: "If it is really the black dragon who is behind this, why did they encourage the three major forces to attack Mok'Nasa? There must be a reason."
Sarlayan shook his head: "There is insufficient information and we cannot draw accurate conclusions for the time being."
"However, we can use this as a breakthrough point to try to persuade the stubborn and conservative Mok'Natha to help us quell the unrest in Blade's Edge Mountain."
After all, free will is an outsider. Although after several years of hard work, Solas and others have basically captured the entire Frostfire Ridge, it is obviously not easy to continue to expand their influence.
Before major geological changes occurred in Draenor, Frostfire Ridge once bordered both Gorgrond and Talador Forest.
However, with the emergence of Zangarmarsh, the road between Frostfire Ridge and Talador Forest was cut off.
As Solas said before, Zangarmarsh is an area occupied by the ally Naga. If Free Will wants to expand, it can only choose the Blade's Edge Mountains, which has already become a mess.
One thing needs special mention here.
The undead, who have no fertility and no logistical supply pressure, have little demand for land resources.
The reason why Solas wants to expand to the Blade's Edge Mountains is not to seize territory, but to pacify the Blade's Edge Mountains, the last place of dispute in Draenor, and eliminate the last hidden danger when Draenor needs to unite with the outside world.
Arak Peaks has sunk into the sea, and in the remaining areas, Shadowmoon Valley and Hellfire Peninsula have accumulated heavy troops, respectively from Yin Lidan and the reorganized New Alliance.
Talador Forest is jointly maintained by a large alliance of various races led by Draenor, led by the Naaru and the remaining Draenei.
Although a multi-ethnic alliance sounds unreliable, Shattrath City has long become the safest large-scale settlement in Draenor, and this has been recognized by all parties in Draenor.
The Nagrand Grassland to the west of Talador Forest is dominated by the Mag'har orcs. In addition, there are also some alliance rear strongholds scattered here and there. The two sides have always been peaceful.
Excluding Zangarmarsh, which is controlled by Naga, and Frostfire Ridge, which is completely controlled by the undead, only Blade's Edge Mountain in Draenor is still being fought.
Let’s not mention the stubborn Bloodmaul and the Blade Tower Ogre. These two forces are actually easy to deal with.
As long as the powerful dragon slayer Gruul can be dealt with, the ogre, which has always respected the strong, will quickly understand the situation and kneel down.
What Sharlayan dislikes the most is the Thunder God clan.
From the time of the Old Horde's rule, the Thunder God Clan was a staunch supporter of the first Warchief, Blackhand.
The chief of the Thundergod Clan at that time was named Fenris, and he was the eldest son of Galad, the former chief of the Frostwolf Clan.
The Frostwolf clan, with its gentle and steady style, is an outlier among the orc tribe that advocates blood and thunder.
And Fenris happens to be an outlier in the Frostwolf clan. He is very unhappy with his father Galad's meek behavior that values his family and tribe.
During an operation to hunt Gronn, Fenris ignored Galad's dissuasion, abandoned his tribe who were still cautious, and aggressively launched a direct surprise attack with the Thor clan who were also present.
Although this assault battle successfully killed Gronn, in order to rescue Fenris who was deeply alone, Galad was forced to lead his tribe to join the battle, causing the Frostwolf clan to suffer many unnecessary losses.
Fenris, who was immersed in the great feat of killing Gronn, was scolded by Galad with a slap in the face, accusing him of being so happy with his achievements regardless of the life and death of his people.
The angry Fenris announced on the spot that he was leaving the Frostwolf clan, which could only breed cowards. He even abandoned his name and changed his name to Iron Wolf, and instead accepted the invitation of the Thunder God clan, which admired his bravery.
When the Old Horde was established, the warlike Thunder God Clan couldn't wait to join it. They participated in the Old Horde's invasion of Azeroth.
Fenris himself also participated in the mission to seize the Scepter of Sargeras. With the help of the black dragon, he was lucky enough to take out the artifact from the dangerous Tomb of Sargeras and escape.
In the subsequent discussion about the orcs' follow-up actions, Fenris, who wanted to counterattack Azeroth, and Ner'zhul, who wanted to escape, had huge differences.
In the end, the wily Ner'zhul sent someone to ambush and assassinate Fenris after the meeting.
After Ner'zhul was captured by Kil'jaeden, the remnants of the Thor clan, led by Fenris' son Garm, moved to Gorgrond to settle.
According to the intelligence provided by the undead scouts, Garm's behavior is exactly the same as that of his father. He still has unrealistic dreams of counterattacking Azeroth again.
"Counterattack on Azeroth?"
There was a cold glint in Sarlayan's eyes: "If you stay in the Blade's Edge Mountains and live your own lives, I might consider letting you, the descendants of war criminals, go."
"Since the Thunder God Clan still does not repent, then there is no need for them to continue to exist."
"We will take this opportunity to march into Blade's Edge Mountains to completely eradicate this unstable factor that may threaten the internal unity of Draenor."
