Two days later, thirty-three old and weak orcs were brought to Orgrim.
"Chief?"
"Really the chief?"
"it is true!"
While these old orcs were muttering.
"Spartacus, what I want is a warrior! What you brought me..."
"How do you think the hardcore members of the tribe will be treated? Those who deserve to be killed have already been killed."
Spartacus did not tell the truth. There were indeed a group of die-hard elements in the Alterac concentration camp who were not killed because of policy issues. But it is absolutely impossible for him to let those orcs out. This will break the chain of trust between him and Carlos, and will put the glorious orcs who have just gained domestic trust into a disadvantageous position again.
Coupled with the lack of time, Spartacus could only put the least favored orcs on the urgent list at the jail in the Hillblade area.
This is the limit of what Spartacus can do.
"I have fulfilled your request. Next, don't let everyone down."
After saying that, Spartacus disappeared in front of Orgrim again.
Without the "Iron Mask", the orcs surrounded them one after another.
"Chief!"
"It's really the chief!"
"Chief...why did you come..."
Orgrim was so uncomfortable that he couldn't speak.
It's not like he hasn't tried.
When Gromsh Hellscream led the Warsong clan back to Azeroth, Orgrim led the remnants to try to attack the detention center and rescue the imprisoned orc prisoners.
but……
The more they fight, the more desperate they become. The effectiveness of the demon's blood is fading. The huge impact of the tribe's defeat has destroyed the spirit of the orcs. Every battle is the beginning of a massacre. The more they fight, the more they resist. The more orcs die.
With Gromsh and his Warsong clan betrayed by Ner'zhul, Orgrim no longer dared to fight.
The decision to imprison the orcs instead of genocide was itself a decision made by Terenas based on political considerations within the alliance. Orgrim also realized that his actions were just pushing his compatriots to the guillotine.
So Ner'zhul has lived in seclusion in the Frostwolf clan for about eight years.
But today is different from the past. After losing the Horde, a life-and-death enemy, the alliance's self-restraint and degeneration came so quickly that even Orgrim was caught off guard.
Gilneas withdrew from the Alliance, Stromgarde, Kul Tiras and Lordaeron drifted apart, and there were also subtle invisible barriers between Alterac and other countries.
This is only the situation in the continent of Lordaeron. In Elvin far to the south, Terenas released a large number of people and materials in order to relieve domestic pressure and help Varian Wrynn restore his country.
Although in the long run, Terenas's move was definitely far-sighted, but in the short term, it was just cutting flesh and blood from the Kingdom of Lordaeron to feed Stormwind City.
Everything is intertwined, and that is the opportunity for the orcs.
Although he looked down on Red Blackhand, Orgrim could not deny that the orcs in Blackstone Mountain attracted the alliance's most elite troops, giving him room to operate.
it's time……
Looking at these frail veterans, Orgrim understood that it was time...
I can't wait anymore. If I wait any longer, the orcs will almost forget their glory.
The heavy physical labor and harsh detention methods destroyed the health of these veterans. The truly unyielding warriors either fled into the mountains or were killed by the Alliance. The thorny heads in these detention centers are far from rivals of the new generation of orcs of the Frostwolf clan in terms of combat prowess, but their most valuable battlefield experience is exactly what this improvised army needs most.
With Orgrim and Thrall in the middle to adjust, the combat effectiveness of the troops is visibly improved.
But here, there is a hidden crisis that Orgrim is keenly aware of - the dual-headed rule.
Thrall is the son of Durotan, and he naturally has a very high affinity within the Frostwolf clan.
Orgrim was the former warchief of the tribe and is currently the well-deserved leader.
Although the simple Thrall currently has no idea of fighting for power, for the sake of the unity of this orc army, Orgrim still began to attack Thrall's authority in a subtle manner.
But the result made Orgrim angry, and Thrall was completely indifferent. He was hungry for the knowledge imparted by Orgrim and paid no attention to personal authority.
As a result, due to this style of doing things, Thrall's reputation among the orcs is getting higher and higher. Some young orcs think that Orgrim is relying on his old age to show off his old age.
After a few days of bumpy preparation, the action began.
With Carlos's tacit approval, Orgrim started from small scattered units, encroaching on the orc detention centers in the edge areas one by one, liberating the enslaved orcs. In less than ten days, the army expanded from just over a thousand people to Ten thousand people.
But in the process, Orgrim's nerves were deeply stung.
Looking at it from a distance outside the high wall is just a fantasy after all. Only when you really walk in can you know what kind of life the orc captives live.
It shouldn't be like this, it shouldn't be like this...
Orgrim wanted to appease everyone, but the vast majority of the orcs had long forgotten the once aloof warchief. Those orcs who were willing to die for Orgrim... most of them were really dead.
No orcs remember the glory that Orgrim led everyone to achieve, and no orcs miss Orgrim's past achievements.
Some resentful orcs even spat at Orgrim and said vicious words after recognizing him.
All this made Orgrim feel painful.
Compared to Orgrim, Thrall, this young, reckless, yet spontaneously sincere young orc is more popular.
Therefore, even though he knew that what he was doing was to express his anger, Orgrim's behavior in front of Thrall was even childish and domineering.
But Thrall still didn't care.
The young shaman grew up rapidly in the battle. He clearly felt the gap between himself and Orgrim, understood the important responsibilities of the battlefield commander, and understood the difference between war and gladiatorial combat.
Therefore, Thrall remained tolerant and understanding of Orgrim's provocations and troubles, and tried his best to mediate the conflicts between the young orcs and Orgrim.
Orgrim himself didn't even notice that his approach was invisible and was contradicted by the young orcs.
Whether it is the young orcs of the Frostwolf clan or the new generation born in the detention center, they have never experienced life in Draenor, have not experienced the glory of the original tribe, and have not truly integrated themselves into the big family of orcs.
Therefore, the [Glory] that Orgrim and those "old guys" yearn for, and the belief in "Victory or Death" are lacking in quality and even contradictory.
Coupled with the constant deaths of veterans and the shadow of the Alliance behind this rescue act, Orgrim's words and deeds were also somewhat radical.
This orc force of ten thousand people is not as powerful as it looks, and there are several deep cracks inside it.
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