Throughout the history of the Alliance and the Horde in Azeroth, many major losses were caused by traitors.
As the saying went, the strongest fortress was often the easiest to break through from within.
The original version of the Gate of Heaven's Wrath was like this, and the Twilight Hammer in the Cataclysm was also like this.
With Du Mouke, a transmigrator, traitors were like ants in a cage. If they dared to jump around, they would be drowned in a pig's cage at any time.
Considering that Beneditas was one of the most popular Bishops of the Holy Light after Alonsos Faol, William couldn't bear to reveal all of his secrets to the public.
An hour later, Stormwind officially announced that Archbishop Beneditas had been ambushed during the battle with the ancient god Yogsaron. After his mind was eroded, he joined the Twilight Hammer, a subordinate organization of the ancient god. When he came to his senses, he was besieged by the Twilight believers and died in battle.
When people learned that even Guardians like Torim and Freya had been brainwashed in that battle, they suddenly felt that Beneditas's "fall" could be accepted.
People felt sad and regretful, and thousands of people even spontaneously organized to pray for Beneditas's death.
This was also a way to protect the reputation of Stormwind, the Church of Holy Light, and even Beneditas himself.
The Northern Expedition Coalition Army had already given the song "Bleak" to the evil Yogsaron, so naturally, there was a silly dragon who took the blame. Regardless of whether the Twilight believers believed it or not, the Alliance believed it.
Even Duque was surprised by this outcome.
The wedding was supposed to be held tomorrow, but the invasion of the elemental creatures was imminent. This wedding … was destined to be canceled.
"Goddamn Elemental Lord! You're Al 'Akir, right? Let's settle our old and new grudges! "Queen Sylvanas was the most emotional.
She had finally let go of her hatred and was ready to settle down as a wife, but Queen Sylvanas lost her temper, and no one could stop her.
Son?
Yeah, she had temporarily sealed her god.
"Be good, baby. When your mom overturns Al 'Akir, I'll give him to you after I purify his elements." Cirvanas' words made Duque pray for Al 'Akir in his heart.
If Queen Syriana really gave birth to a child after defeating Al 'Akir and obtaining the complete share of the wind element, the child would probably be the strongest' Windrunner 'in history.
The queens had agreed with Duque that their firstborn children would all follow their mother's surname in order to inherit the throne. If he had another child, it would be like Aurelia and Sasha's daughter, who would take Duque's surname as Marcus.
The four Queens were so angry that they gritted their teeth. At the same time, they were secretly glad that the Ancient Gods did not cause trouble on the first of October. Otherwise, it would have turned into a bloody wedding. That would have been a lifetime of regret.
Uh, one must know that their entire life, if nothing unexpected happens, would be infinite!
At the same time that the wedding was canceled, the entire Alliance entered a state of alert.
As an ally of the Alliance, the Horde also received the notification.
The tribe … was a pain in the ass.
The Horde's recent situation was still quite bad.
It was very likely that the Cataclysm was coming, causing the elements to be in disorder and the weather to be abnormal. The Horde's food shortage was still very big this year.
In the battle of Northrend at the beginning of the year, the Horde lost 200,000 young adults, which to some extent alleviated the pressure of food shortage. However, the young adults were the main fighting force and labor force. After all, it was a very sad thing to lose them.
If it was possible, Sal would rather it be the 200,000 people over 50 who died.
After 50 years of age, the Beastmen's fighting power would decline sharply, and they would basically become the burden of the tribe.
According to tradition, this part of the Beastmen would be abandoned by the tribe. Perhaps they would fight day after day on the frontlines of hunting dangerous creatures to prove themselves, or perhaps they would die silently in the process.
However, after the influx of ideas from the Alliance, the tribe gradually changed.
The old people, or the Beastmen who were about to step into the age of the elderly, started to question why the Alliance could provide for the elderly, but not the Horde.
The Alliance had a perfect retirement system. The retired veterans would first receive a retirement compensation that was enough for them to build a small house with a garden in their hometown. In addition, they could also enjoy a generous monthly allowance for up to 36 months.
Then, the government of the place where the veterans were registered had the obligation to provide re-employment training.
From simple town patrols to training in all kinds of professional skills. As long as they were willing, the local factories had to give priority to hiring retired veterans as workers.
If they wanted to do business, they could also get a warehouse for train carriages at a discounted price, or buy old warships or transport ships that the Alliance had retired at the lowest price.
Many veterans did not lack courage. It was these veterans who drove old warships and transport ships to support the campaign against the Lich King.
During the war, retired veterans contributed in this way. Once they entered peaceful times, they would also enjoy the most preferential tax rates and various tax rebates.
Duque had used a policy that surpassed the times and was closely integrated with the war to revitalize the entire Alliance.
People always sought benefits. Seeing this, the old Beastmen also asked Sal to implement a similar policy.
Unfortunately, the Alliance and the Horde were born with different economic structures, and the Horde did not have the luxury to play with this kind of welfare system.
In recent months, there had been no foreign war to divert the attention of the Horde, and internal conflicts could be said to have escalated again.
The traditional Beastmen from Draenor Nagrand once again advocated expansion, and this gave Sal a headache. Those crude and ignorant traditional Beastmen did not know that with the current power ratio of the Alliance Horde, once a war broke out, it was likely that the Horde would be completely erased from the map of Azeroth within a few months …
But Sal did not have the time to care about those traditionalists.
Because people from the Ring of Earth had come.
The Ring of Earth was a Shaman organization in the World of Azeroth.
Contrary to what some people thought, the Ring of Earth was not established to fight the Twilight Hammer, especially those conflicts that had recently escalated. The purpose of the organization was actually to suppress the Elemental Spirits. These Elemental Spirits contained chaos and destruction in their nature, but they also had rational and intelligent behavior.
The Tauren had their own Shaman race a long time ago, but the Ring of Earth itself was indeed established recently. Outsiders only noticed the existence of the Ring of Earth about 150 years ago. The original Shamans who created the Ring of Earth believed that someone had to prevent the destruction caused by the Elemental Spirits' anger. Otherwise, the entire plane would be in great danger.
Therefore, after countless meetings and agreements, they formed the Ring of Earth of today.
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