My Frostmourne can't be so cute

"It's all over. Some orcs escaped, but not many... Most of them still intend to fight us to the end."

Prince Danas put away his big sword that was still stained with blood, walked to Arthas's side, and said with some emotion-Excluding the bloody feud with the orcs, Prince Danath felt that the orcs still had at least The courage is commendable.

"The number of these orcs is wrong, it may be that the Queen has already acted... Let's go up quickly, I am a little worried about Vereesa..."

Alleria Windrunner walked to Arthas's side, and said with a bit of embarrassment-do your best to know that her sister and the Red Dragon Queen should be safe together, but she is still a little worried, after all, the orcs and the half The Centaur has apparently attacked Thunder Bluff before, and the Red Dragon Queen is recognized as having a bad head...

"Well, I think so too, and it seems that our tauren friends can't wait..."

Arthas gave a wry smile and looked at the mountain road leading to the top of Thunder Bluff-isn't it Tadrun the tauren who seems to be able to use up his energy while clearing obstacles while climbing up? ?(To be continued.)

920 Alliance

Just before the sky was up and the sun hadn't risen, the young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof finally saw the humans that the two strange women said before, and of course the dwarves.

In the eyes of the young Tauren Byrne Bloodhoof, humans are generally indistinguishable from the tauren except that they are thinner and shorter, and have no heads and horns; dwarves are similar in size and appearance to humans, but they... …It seems a little too short.

Not all humans and dwarf soldiers were on Thunder Bluff. Arthas left most of his men at the foot of Thunder Bluff. After all, some orcs and centaurs became "fish that slip through the net," Alsace arranged While dismantling the camps of the orcs and centaur, his soldiers rested and regained their strength, waiting for the next move.

Although the young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof had a lot to say to these strangers from afar, he still politely invited Arthas and others to the back mountain of Thunder Bluff, the Red Dragon Queen. And Vereesa was staying there, feasting on a large plate of fresh fruit.

When Arthas and the others came over, the Red Dragon Queen did not even lift her head, holding a piece of melon and chewing on her own-although Arthas and others brought enough supplies during the expedition, the sea Surely you can't eat such things as fruits and vegetables.

"Sister Alleria! Arthas!"

Vereesa wouldn't be as greedy as the Red Dragon Queen. She put down the fruit in her hand, wiped her mouth, cheered and ran to Alleria Windrunner, and plunged into the other's embrace.

"Fortunately, Alleria and I are still worried about you, but I didn't expect you to secretly eat fruit here..."

Sylvanas Windrunner walked to her sister's side, flicked Vereesa's forehead with her hand, jokingly said.

"I... I don't only know about gluttony. The Queen and I drove away the orcs and centaur, and saved their chief!"

Vereesa blushed and defended herself unconvinced.

"Chief?"

Arthas heard Vereesa's words, froze for a moment and asked.

"Well, their chief was injured, and the Queen rescued him... It's just that we don't speak the language with them, and it's difficult to communicate."

Vereesa nodded and said honestly.

"That's okay, Tadrun the Tauren? The half-horn is not for plain rice..."

Arthas glanced at the tauren half-horn and the young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof who were hugging each other tightly, and said thoughtfully-a tauren who can use lingua franca is naturally The best candidate for translation.

...

"Sorry, Byrne... I'm back late..."

Tadrun, the tauren, stood in front of the young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof and said apologetically.

"Not at all, Tadrun? Half-horn... If it weren't for the reinforcements you called back, Thunder Bluff would be dangerous tonight... The orcs broke through our barriers, almost breaking through our defenses, and my father was injured. ..."

The young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof shook his head and said.

"What's the matter? Why would the chief...When I left, Thunder Bluff's defense was still very complete... Could it be that the number of orcs and centaur bandits suddenly increased? But how did they go up the mountain?"

Tadrun the Tauren? asked half-horned in surprise.

"No... let's greet the guests first, Tadrun? Half-length, you come as an interpreter for us, can you?"

The young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof sighed, and then walked to Arthas and the others. Tadrun, the tauren nodded half-horned, and followed behind.

...

"Hello, stranger... On behalf of all the tauren on Thunder Bluff, I thank you for your help... We will always remember today, and you will always be Thunder Bluff friends... Without you, we might have died long ago In the hands of those orcs and centaur bandits."

The young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof said to Arthas.

"I accept your gratitude on behalf of my warriors, Tauren...but you don't have to take it too seriously. We fought to the death with those orcs six years ago, although we don't know how they got from the endless sea. The other side ran to this continent, but we will do our best to destroy every orc."

After hearing the half-horn translation of Tadren Tadren, Arthas politely nodded to the young Tauren Byrne Bloodhoof and replied.

"My name is Byrne? Bloodhoof, and my father is Chief Kane here? Bloodhoof... What about you, stranger, what is your name?"

The young tauren Byrne? Bloodhoof asked again.

"You can call me Arthas, Byrne... Can you tell me what happened tonight? Tadron the Tauren? The half-width tells us that the defense on Thunder Bluff is very tight. The only problem is supplies. The reserve... But why did the orcs and centaur suddenly attack Thunder Bluff tonight?"

Arthas didn't greet the young tauren Byrne? Bloodhoof for too long, so he asked directly.

"It's like this. There are traitors among us... Some tauren betrayed Thunder Bluff. They killed our guards, put the orcs and centaur on the mountain, and used poison while my father was fighting. The arrow attacked him... If it weren't for this... um... Great Life Oathbinder Alexstrasza, I think I will be my father forever."

Byrne Bloodhoof, the young tauren, glanced at the Red Dragon Queen who was hiding while eating fruit, and replied in a weird tone.

"Ahem... betrayal? Why?"

Arthas wanted to laugh when he heard the young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof-the great life-binder Alexstrasza?There are people who will recite such an interesting title seriously—Alsace feels his stomach hurts when he sees the frowning brows when Tadrun the tauren translated this sentence half-width.

"To be honest, I don't know. Everything was fine before. Although they had some disagreements with my father,...now it's too late to say this. I want to ask, what are you going to do next? We know those orcs. A fort has been established in another area, if you need... we can be your guide and provide some fighters."

The young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof explained to Arthas.

"I know that fortress. In fact, we came from there... We were planning to destroy it, but Tadren the Tauren? Half-horn was worried that Thunder Bluff would not be able to hold it, so we came here first."

Arthas replied.(To be continued.)

921 Kane Bloodhoof Wakes Up

"Express my thanks again..."

Byrne Bloodhoof, the young tauren, opened his mouth in surprise, and said sincerely-he understood that these humans and dwarves came to this continent only to avenge the orcs-and they gave up destroying the orc fortress Opportunity, not far away to Thunder Bluff to support the tauren, this made the young tauren Byne Bloodhoof very moved.

"Stop talking about this... Isn't your father okay?"

Arthas knew that his question was a bit redundant--generally, as long as the other party was not dead and the Red Dragon Queen did not inexplicably quarrel with each other, there was still no one she could not save.

"My father is out of danger, but he hasn't woken up...Before that, I temporarily acted for him. It's just...I don't know what you plan to do next...We may have to wait for a long time. Spend energy to deal with those traitors, there is not much ability to support your battle, sorry..."

Byrne, the young tauren? Bloodhoof feels embarrassed-it is obvious that others have run so far to support Thunder Bluff, but he does not have enough ability to repay the other party... He can't help but start thinking about if it is his father , What kind of thinking will he use to make the final decision-whether to temporarily put the safety of Thunder Bluff aside, and attack the orcs and centaur together with these humans and dwarves, or to put the safety of Thunder Bluff first Bit, and then endure the guilt for these reinforcements?

"In fact, everything is not so anxious, Byrne, we can wait here until your father wakes up, because our soldiers are also a little tired... Believe me, this time, those orcs can't run away. The most important thing is , You want to tell us what the hell is going on with those centaurs, and what you know about those orcs... You know, we haven't been in contact with them for a long time."

Arthas said to the young tauren Byrne Bloodhoof.

"Okay, there is no problem at all."