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If a dragon thinks it is defeated, then he/it is really defeated.
But as a leader, as the chief of the tribe, even if he has foreseen a tragic future, he still has to show off the courage to make the sun and moon change the sky to create a bright future for the tribe.
This is the spirit of the orcs who prefer victory or death.
There is nothing to fear about death, it is just a relief for the body and spirit to return to peace. As long as the tribe still exists, and as long as people still sing about their heroic deeds, who dares to say that Orgrimmar is dead?
Fight to live forever!
Orgrim constantly patrolled the various orc camps, constantly encouraged the soldiers, constantly communicated with the small leaders within the clan, and constantly intimidated and lured other clans... just to maintain the unity of the tribe.
After all, the tribe is too young. Orgrim was so young that he didn't know why he wanted to maintain it. He just felt intuitively that the tribe could not die.
Because orcs will never be slaves!
In Draenor in the past, the fragmented orc clans struggled to survive and were bullied.
In Azeroth today, the Horde army is sweeping across the entire continent!
If it hadn't been for Gul'dan...Gul'dan would have been responsible for all the deaths! ! !
Every time he thought of that abominable warlock, Orgrim's fangs itched with hatred.
Because of Gul'dan's betrayal, the Horde lost its momentum; because of Gul'dan's betrayal, Orgrim lost more than 100,000 supporters; because of Gul'dan's betrayal, the Blackstone clan lost its hearts.
People's hearts are broken and it's hard to lead the team.
Red Blackhand and his supporters defected to the Black Dragon Legion in Blackstone Mountain.
Kilrogg's Bleeding Hollow clan hid in Elwynn Forest and stagnated.
The Dragonmaw clan was separated from the Alliance's army and could not listen to the propaganda.
Orgrim was angry and helpless.
As long as the orcs are united, what does Hilbrad's failure mean?
In order to obtain resources for survival, the Horde army crossed the Dark Portal to fight for Azeroth. This was a huge gamble to fight for survival. The orcs are overwhelming.
However, after capturing the Kingdom of Stormwind, the orcs became lazy.
Some tribesmen actually suggested that Orgrim negotiate peace with the Alliance.
How naive this is.
Where is the peace between humans and orcs?
Therefore, Orgrim could only do his best to gather the power in his hands, even if this would cause more internal friction.
Under an almost brutal and bloody suppression, the warchief pieced together an army of 100,000 people. But Orgrim knew that all he could rely on was the thirty thousand Blackstone Orcs under his command. Once the Blackstone Clan loses its dominant position within the tribe, the tribe will be finished.
It's a pity that other orcs don't understand Orgrim's thoughts. In the eyes of other small clans, Orgrim is exercising clan power.
"Warchief, another team of about 300 people has withdrawn south, and Kilrogg refused to carry out the clearing order."
"knew."
"Then let's..."
"You don't have to do anything, just leave it like this. After we defeat the Alliance, those cowards will not be eligible to enjoy the fruits of victory."
"As commanded."
Orgrim ended the conversation with his men by saying nonsense that he didn't even believe.
In the empty war fortress, apart from the guards, only Orgrim was left. The Doomhammer was randomly thrown on the huge terrain sand table. Orgrim looked down at the current situation in the Burning Plains, frowning deeply.
Too passive.
The huge disadvantage in numbers has led to the passive form of the overall situation of the orcs.
Because Blackstone Mountain, or the Blackstone Fortress that connects the Searing Gorge and the Burning Plains, is not a place suitable for a tense battle. In other words, the overall combat effectiveness advantage of the orcs cannot be fully exerted here.
The Blackstone Mountain tunnel is long and narrow but not congested. At most ten fully armed orcs or fifteen human soldiers can stand side by side. This kind of small-scale battle is really beneficial to mankind.
There are less than a hundred sword masters still taking orders from Orgrim, but God knows how many more paladins there are in Lothar's hands.
The huge losses in the oil battle had to make Orgrim give up the idea of stopping the Alliance in Blackstone Mountain.
But if the Alliance is allowed to set foot on the Burning Plains, the problem will arise again.
What can the tribes that have lost a large amount of war materials use to fight offensive and defensive wars and positional wars with the alliance?
Putting aside the failure of the Battle of Hillbrad, a large number of outstanding and elite orc warriors were killed and captured. The average individual quality of the orc soldiers currently stationed in the Burning Plains is far inferior to that of the force that fought across the sea. . Even war equipment is severely lacking. In several war fortresses on the front line, the warlords have asked Orgrim for support countless times.
Trebuchet parts, bow strings and arrows, ax handles and spear heads, shield protectors, and even whetstones...
There is not enough time to recuperate, and the current tribal army lacks everything it needs.
In addition to courage and dignity, Orgrim found himself unable to provide more supplies to the warriors.
Supplies arriving from the occupied territories of Elwynn Forest and further afield on Draenor were a drop in the bucket.
Fortunately there has been no problem with the food replenishment.
This is the only thing Orgrim is thankful for.
But the orc warriors can't fight the Alliance ironskins with their thigh bones.
This is something that makes Orgrim more troublesome.
Fortunately or unfortunately, Anduin Lothar's decisiveness saved Orgrim from a lot of trouble.
Because the enemy has already attacked, there is no use worrying anymore.
When soldiers come, water and earth will cover up. On the battlefield of life and death, no one dares to say that he is ready - as long as he is stronger than his opponent.
The Alliance is frantically attacking several war fortresses arranged by the orcs around Blackrock Mountain at all costs. The purpose is very clear, it is to stand firm in the Burning Plains and drive a nail into the heart of the tribe.
"Great Chief, there is news that the Alliance's Generalissimo has appeared."
While Orgrim was looking at the sand table, a messenger came to report.
"Is the news reliable?"
Orgrim's eyes refocused, pulling his thoughts back from the chaos.
"It's reliable, it's the alliance's lion-print flag, and it has a Mediterranean head."
"Oh, I see."
Orgrim waved the messenger to leave, while he paced and pondered.
After a long time, Orgrim picked up the Doomhammer and sounded the signal, and a swordmaster quietly appeared.
"Take my token, go see Red, and tell him that if he is still a Blackstone Orc, then..."
Orgrim pulled off the pendant from his neck and handed it to the sword master, while whispering the secret in his ear.
On the frontline battlefield less than a hundred kilometers apart, Lothar was triumphant.
"Uther, they can't hold on for long. Soon, we will be able to camp on this land. Turalyon did a good job."
"Turalyon did a good job, and those orcs are no match for him. But I am not as optimistic as you are about the situation, Marshal Lothar. Blackstone Mountain is our lifeblood, but Blackstone Mountain is not within our control. This makes I can’t sleep or eat well.”
Uther looked worried.
Anduin Lothar couldn't help but wanted to speak, but in the end he said nothing.
The Alliance Grand Marshal just looked up at the sky.
He knew that above the thick red clouds, the battle belonging to the giant dragon was in full swing.
"As long as we act fast enough, nothing will be a problem."
Lothar said decisively.
