Warcraft novel series

I will skip writing about the content of Warcraft 6.0, but I will still bring a few short story stories. As for why I skipped it, there are reasons why I am basically free from AFK, and there are also reasons why Blizzard’s twice-cooked pork made me very disappointed. The latter accounts for a larger proportion. In order to connect the plot, I still bring a part of the preface for everyone to understand. If For those who have never played World of Warcraft, just read it as a short story and enjoy it.

The frozen land is covered with frosty snowflakes. There is no rancid undead smell in Northrend, but it is still wrapped in war and fire. Time is a kind of magic, at least in the eyes of Kairozdormu, a bronze dragon who is good at using time. Taking little Hellscream through the layers of fog, they returned to the distant orc homeland of Draenor. Of course, that was not a world that was damaged and about to be destroyed, but Draenor thirty-five years ago.

At that time, the orcs had not yet drank the blood of demons, and everything still followed the simplicity and calmness of ancient times. The orcs longed for the glory of defeating their opponents, but they faced challenges in Ner'zhul's ancestral dream. At this moment, the future Lich King is discussing an unprecedented conspiracy with the demon Mannoroth. They want to use the blood of the demon to give the orcs power. Of course, the price of this power is to lose their freedom and become slaves of the devil. But the appearance of little Hellscream changed everything. He successfully prevented his father, Grom Hellscream, from drinking the blood of demons, and slew the destroyer demon Mannoroth. His actions undoubtedly freed the orcs from the control of demons, but it took things to the other extreme.

Through the power of Kairozdormu, Hellscream Jr. brought goblin technology thirty-five years later. In this ancient land, a revolution in technology began. A new group known as the Iron Horde has replaced the original orc clan, and they begin their crusade against Azeroth, giving young Hellscream his chance for revenge. Kairozdormu also received the reward he deserved, death, after completing the delivery of the last wave of supplies.

The death of Kairozdormu was not unexpected. This arrogant bronze dragon always wanted to take everything into his own hands, but he did not have the power like Nozdormu. When the power of the Hourglass of Time was exhausted, his only strength could no longer defeat the little Hellscream. How could this guy, who had long been determined to get rid of the only guy who knew his secret, let go of such an opportunity? A not-so-glorious battle made the instigator of the White Tiger Temple trial realize the price of betrayal, and the remains of his bones will remain in this cold land forever. The young Hellscream will once again form the Iron Horde with his father through the Dark Portal to launch a horrific war sweeping across Azeroth.

And Thrall, led by the great mage Khadgar who also traveled through time, launched a counterattack about time, and the location where they established the witness site was Frostfire Ridge, where the only Frostwolf clan that was unwilling to join the Iron Horde was located. This will also be the first meeting between Thrall and his father, Durotan. But the protagonist of our story is Ja'nar, Thrall's uncle Ja'nar. He was captured and imprisoned in the Tanaan Jungle by the Iron Horde, but because of Thrall's arrival he got the opportunity to return to the Frostwolf tribe.

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"I owe you a favor, Sal, please allow me to repay your favor with my brave fighting."This was the answer from Janar, when this brave old orc warrior responded to Thrall with a voice of gratitude for the first time. Facing an uncle he had never met, Thrall didn't know how to express it. This It was the same as the first time he met his father Durotan. Things that should have been lost in the long river of history are now alive and dancing in front of his eyes. Thrall is overwhelmed by this. Maybe he should thank Kairozdormu for giving him Of course, he didn't know about Kairozdormu's death at this time.

It didn't matter who he fought for. The meaning of fighting lay in the bloody fight and the final victory. This pleasure made Janar feel passionate. Surging. This is the case in the battle in Vo'gall. He belongs to the Thunder Clan. Facing the resurrection of the Frostwolves, the Thunder Clan must bear the consequences of his defection to the Iron Horde."Attack! I want them to know that the blades of the Frostwolf clan have never been rusty!"With Ja'nar's roar, a battle to regain Vo'gall began.

Vo'gall also has special significance to the Frostwolf clan. It was once the gathering place of the Frostwolf clan and where Durotan and Jar'nar grew up. , a mature place, including of course their brother Fenris at that time. At that time, the orcs were organized into tribes and lived a nomadic life. They were not good at farming, which indirectly gave them a strong body and strength. Generations of orcs have grown up like this.

They fight for glory and pursue the title of hero. They are brave and kind, and know how to sacrifice for their companions. And their neighbors are the Draenei in Shadowmoon Valley. They possess infinite wisdom, and they live a peaceful life.

However, due to the intrusion of the little Hellscream, the original timeline was completely disrupted, and the rapidly rising Iron Horde replaced the Dark Legion that had been bewitched by demons. They were invincible, and under the leadership of little Hellscream, they passed through the Dark Portal and set off a battle against Azeroth across time. The Draenei were lucky in that they avoided the nightmare of being strangled by the orcs, and the orcs But he fell into an unknown madness. Fenris, the eldest brother of Durotan and Janar, advocated joining the Iron Horde, but his two younger brothers opposed it, which made Fenris, who had always been narrow-minded, resentful. And they His father, the old chief, sided with his two younger brothers and opposed joining the Iron Horde. Although this may bring disaster to the Frostwolf clan, the ancient Frostwolves still chose to respect tradition. It is a pity that the old chief's decision It brought disaster to him. When Durotan returned to his tribe, Griffin launched a rebellion. He killed his father, the old chief, and imprisoned his younger brother Janar. He will be loyal to his tribe. The name was changed to the Thunder and Lightning Clan. After Durotan returned to his own tribe, he did not immediately choose to avenge his betrayed brother after learning the news. Instead, he led the remaining Frostwolf Clan to hide in the vast snowy mountains to retain as much vitality as possible. Ja'nar is the most miserable of the three brothers. He was sacrificed to the Iron Horde by his eldest brother to express his determination to be loyal to the Iron Horde. In order to humiliate Ja'nar who was unwilling to be loyal, the younger Hellscream of the Iron Tribe made him The brave warrior took up the job of cleaning the toilets. It was a great shame for a brave orc, but Janar persisted. He lived for revenge, and Thrall and his tribe gave He had this opportunity.

Today's Volgao is the first step in his revenge. Facing Vogaol, which has now become the outpost of the Thunder Clan, Janar raised his battle ax high. He wanted to use the aggrieved Thunder Clan to fight for glory. Revenge, although they also have brown skin, but different ideas make them finally face each other with swords. Janar holds the battle ax high, cutting off heads one after another, and the bright red blood splashes all over the sky, dyeing the snow-covered land red. The land. He wielded the battle ax bravely, as if he was the god of war in the snow. No matter what kind of dangerous enemy he faced, he moved forward desperately. It seemed that only the blood of his own people could calm the flames of his revenge.

And looking at himself As his younger brother was fighting in the melee, Durotan showed a lonely mood. Durotan felt guilty for his younger brother. He knew that his younger brother had suffered a lot, and he also knew the reason why he insisted on living now. But those who exist for revenge will eventually be swallowed up by anger. This reminded Durotan from time to time of the stubborn and unwilling look in Janar's eyes when his still weak brother always lost to him in every game of duel between heroes. Undoubtedly, this persistence made him extremely powerful, but it also made him often hot-headed and regardless of danger, which made him very embarrassed as an older brother.