As a great transmigrator, Duque's comprehension was far above that of Queen Sylvanas. His understanding of time and space was also deepened by playing a large number of 3D games back then.
Queen Sylvanas soon discovered that she was left far behind by Duque in this aspect. She suddenly felt that her thousands of years of life seemed to have been in vain.
Days passed, and finally one day … Duque stepped out of that door …
On the other side, in Azeroth, after the Terminator army led by Nesario was beaten like dogs. The world entered a rare period of peace.
No one in the Alliance relaxed. The return of the Burning Legion in Duque's prophecy was like the Sword of Damocles hanging over the necks of every creature in Azeroth.
In addition, the development of the tribe was quite eye-catching.
After the great division of the tribe, the tribe led by Brainless Roar, which was composed of almost pure orcs, had a rare period of peace. It probably lasted until Duque announced the start of the time travel, and the tribe immediately launched a tentative war.
Magatha Grimtotem had always announced that it was immoral and unreasonable for the taurens to leave the tribe.
On the 15th of July in the 27th year of the Dark Portal, Garrouch announced that he supported Magatha's Grimtotem organization and declared war on Thunder Cliff.
On the surface, this was a civil war among the taurens. In fact, as many as 150,000 elite Ogrimma soldiers had stepped into the Mulgore area.
After the last cataclysm, the taurens' total population had fallen below 100,000 because of the attack on the Twilight Fortress. In addition, Magatha was quite influential and divided the taurens. In fact, there were less than 50,000 taurens united under Cain's son, Bain.
A considerable number of innocent taurens who did not understand the situation expressed neutrality.
On the mountain road to Mulgore from the Southern Barren Land, in order to prevent Theramore's troops from killing their way out of the Dustwallow Swamp, the Mulgore Gate was built as a fortification.
But soon this giant gate became a joke. The Alliance's flying battleships could watch quietly from the sky while the taurens worked like lame clowns below.
They did not expect that instead of blocking the humans, they would be used to block the tribe.
Bain led an army of 10,000 taurens and resisted the allied forces of 200,000 taurens and orcs for nearly a month.
But that was the end of Ben's bravery.
In the northern part of Mulgore, the Stoneclaw Trail was broken through by the elites of the tribe led by the demigod monster, the Goron King Gruul. His Goron army broke into Thunder Cliff overnight.
Thunder Cliff, which had a weak defense, fell very easily. In addition, Magatha had sworn on the Thunder Cliff that he only wanted the power of the Taurens and would not kill them. In the end, the Taurens gave up resisting.
Bain, who received this news, immediately realized that if he didn't retreat, he would be surrounded.
Bain had no choice but to make a painful decision. He left his personal guards behind and continued to defend the Mogaure Gate to the death. Then, he brought the 5,000 Tauren soldiers to rendezvous with the refugees from the Bloody Hoof Village and headed southwest. At the cost of thousands of casualties, they painstakingly crossed the mountains between Mulgore and the Feralas region and entered Feralas.
Once upon a time, the Tribe's area of control included Feralas, the Desolate Lands, and other areas. However, as the Cataclysm brought about the proliferation of elemental creatures, the Tribe's actual territory was only Durotar and the Barrenlands.
After the Cataclysm subsided, Garrusch's heart of a bastard, oh, the heart of a tyrant, became active again.
Bringing Mulgore back into the Tribe's territory was only the first step. Garrusch's ambition was not just to take back Mulgore. It took a full three days for Garrusch's army, with the cooperation of Gruul, who had come to kill from the inside, to wipe out the Tauren resistance forces at the Mogaure Gate.
Then, the Tribe's army turned Mulgore upside down, but they couldn't find Bain and his last supporters. Nearly a week later, the Tribe learned that Bain had fled into Feralas with his people.
Then, with a wave of his hand, the Tribe used a simple raft to cross a section of the Thousand Needles that had been submerged and re-entered Feralas.
The situation in Feralas was unexpected.
The impact of the Cataclysm was too great. In order to attack the Twilight Fortress in the Barrenlands' Great Rift Valley, the Tribe withdrew their forces and gave up on Feralas. However, the Alliance set foot on the land of Feralas.
Because Sador Island, which was opposite the western coast of Feralas, would be ravaged by the furious elementals during the Cataclysm, Duque had already prepared the Feathermoon Fortress' garrison on the island to migrate before the Cataclysm happened. Almost as soon as the Tribe retreated from Feralas, Shandris Feathermoon led the Feathermoon Sentinels ashore, in order to move the Feathermoon Fortress ashore after the Cataclysm.
Before the Tribe's scouts saw the majestic Elven Wind Sea Fortress, the Tribe still wishfully thought that the Feralas region was still an unclaimed land after being abandoned by the Tribe for so long.
The decoration style was elven, but the main city walls were obviously the product of reinforced concrete. The octagonal fortress design was completely different from the original history, and it could effectively resist all kinds of primitive catapults.
The Night Elves were almost the most conservative race in the Alliance. Even so, with Duque's mediation and Tyrande's full cooperation over the past twelve years, the Elves had still changed a lot.
The most obvious was the integration with the Blood Elves. When Tyrande and Sylvanas, the two Elven leaders, could meet each other openly, there was nothing that could not be discussed.
Compared to the modern weapons of the dwarves and humans, the Elves were more willing to accept the Magic Elves, who were once of the same race.
Specifically, there were many more Magic Towers in the Night Elves' fortress. These Magic Towers, which were usually seven stories tall, were all connected to the Magic Net, and were guarded by a Radiant Moon Mage.
In addition, Duque had opened up his technology and developed flying battleships that were purely powered by magic.
The Night Elves quickly accepted this elemental battleship and built it into a very round and beautiful Elven Wind Battleship.
Seeing this fortress with at least fifty thousand elites and more than three hundred flying battleships of various sizes hovering in the air, the Tribe was dumbfounded.
Marcoroc, Garrouch's most loyal adjutant, had led a hundred thousand Tribe troops to receive the order to kill Bane and his remaining followers. He questioned first, "This is the Tribe's territory! Elves! What are you doing here in Feralas? "
On the city tower, Shandris Feathermoon, who was now the Feathermoon Marshal, laughed coldly. "Ridiculous! Cadorei's Feathermoon Fortress has existed in this area for more than a thousand years. Your Tribe has only been here for two years, and it just so happens that we are under strict orders not to have any conflicts with the Tribe, so we didn't care about your indiscriminate logging in Feralas. Besides, during the Cataclysm, it was clearly your territory that you gave up. Now you have the nerve to say that the Feralas region belongs to your Tribe? "
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