Not to mention Zhu Tulan, even Ol 'Chen's eyes bulged out of their sockets. He was completely stunned.
For the panda-people, the humans in the World of Azeroth were the standard foreigners. Foreigners speaking half-baked panda-language was already a great respect for the panda-people.
In the human-led Alliance, these foreign races were so powerful, and they were so respectful to them. That was a great honor. Zhu Tulan was flattered that Duque could speak the panda-language so fluently.
But could he blame Duque for this?
Damn it, Duque did not know what was wrong with this Azeroth. Pandarian was Chinese! And panda-language was Mandarin with a Sichuan flavor!
In fact, when Duque first heard Ol 'Chen and Lili talking, he was dumbfounded. But his experience meant that he was not born with the magical Pandarian language.
After all, everyone knew that he was from Stormwind.
Duque had been having a hard time holding back these days. He could only propose after meeting Ol 'Chen in the Alliance that all the higher-ups, or at least the officers who were about to go to Pandaria, had to learn Chinese, oh, Pandarian.
Speaking of which, isn't this normal?
The panda-people's elected leader was Emperor Shaohao, who died 10,000 years ago. In the eyes of the Chinese, which foreign devil's name would be Shaohao?
Was it the distortion of time and space?
Or the loss of moral integrity?
Duque did not know. Anyway, he had a reasonable reason to teach the entire Alliance to learn Chinese. Duque was very happy.
Otherwise, if there was no suitable reason, people would think that Duque was promoting the demon language if he forced the promotion of the Chinese language.
It was because of the panda-people like Ol 'Chen and Lili, who had traveled the Eastern Kingdom's mainland and could speak both human and Pandarian as teachers, and Duque had pointed out the importance of Pandarian, that the Alliance had a craze for learning Chinese.
Zhu Tulan seemed to think that Duke was just trying to coax him. He didn't think too much about it at first, so he casually complimented him, "You speak the pandaren language very well, Commander. Thank you for the trouble."
Duque replied naturally, "Not at all, not at all."
This was courtesy, but courtesy also had a fixed form, and one had to pay attention to the tone. If it was used incorrectly, it could cause a misunderstanding or make people laugh to death.
For example, a very simple 'thank you'. Usually, it was polite to say "thank you" when someone helped you. If the other party killed your entire family, and you coldly said 'thank you', that would be sarcasm, and it would represent a monstrous hatred.
Unwilling to give up, Zhu Tulan exchanged a few more pleasantries.
Who would have thought that Du Mouke could answer so fluently!
Zhu Tulan, Ol 'Chen, and Li Li's eyes widened.
Duque pretended to be smart. "What? Are you so surprised that I learned Pandarian? I am the most intelligent mage in the Alliance. There are so many races in the Alliance. Although everyone learns the common language as the official language, as the commander, I know the common language, Dwarven language, Quel 'dorei language, Kaldorei language, Draenei language, and even Titan language. I also know Eredar, which we call the demonic language. "
Oh! It turned out that this intelligent commander of the Alliance was also a master of languages!
The three pandaren suddenly came to a realization, and their eyes were filled with admiration.
Sigh! Even as a Chinese, he could be so awesome in a different world. There was no one else like him.
Du Mouke laughed sinisterly in his heart. Sorry! Apart from the so-called pandaren language, all my languages come with translation software!
The discussion between the two sides suddenly became very friendly.
Ol 'Zhu first said that he hoped that the Pandarian pandaren's territorial sovereignty would not be violated by the Alliance, and that their race and customs would be respected.
Duque immediately said that the Alliance respected the territorial integrity and racial status of every member country and independent race. The Alliance was willing to invite the pandaren into the pit as a member country, not as a vassal race or organization. Oh, to join the Alliance.
Ol 'Zhu also said that he hoped the Alliance would swear in the form of an oath that they would not kill neutral forces and races at will.
Duque immediately said that the Alliance agreed. The Alliance would not kill the innocent. Look, the bugmen who used to hang out with C 'Thun were now the Alliance's underlings. Only the stubborn races and believers who firmly supported the evil gods would be eliminated by the Alliance.
In fact, up to this point, Ol 'Zhu was already very satisfied. Finally, he vaguely asked what the Alliance thought of the mantis-men, the Ancient Devils, and the Wild Oxmen.
Duque sighed. "I heard that there is a saying in Pandaria that things should not happen more than three times. The first time, the Alliance can consider it a mistake. As long as it does not cause major losses to the Alliance, the Alliance can tolerate mistakes, but the Alliance will be extremely vigilant. The second time, the Alliance will punish them severely no matter what. If there is a third time … "
Duque didn't say anything and directly made a chopping gesture with his hand.
Don't underestimate this gesture. If an ordinary person made this gesture, it would at most be a threat. However, Duque made this gesture as the strongest demigod and the commander of the Alliance, which meant that no matter how many people there were or what the status of the other party was, he would kill them all.
However, this approach was in line with the pandaren's way of moderation.
Don't cause trouble, don't be afraid of trouble!
Equality, universal love, and responsibility!
Zhu Tulan felt that he had made the right decision this time.
On the basis of equality and mutual benefit, Zhu Tulan and Duque discussed and signed a series of letters of intent. Of course, this would only be officially signed after Zhu Tulan helped to persuade the other pandaren organizations and obtained the agreement of half of them.
On the other hand, under Duque's clever guidance, Zhu Tulan also agreed not to interfere with the Alliance's fight against the Zandalar trolls.
In fact, the grudge between the Alliance and the trolls was a bad one. Because when the High Elves came east and arrived at the Long Song Forest, they actually seized the territory of the Amani trolls. If they insisted on this point, the Alliance would be the one in the wrong.
Duque used diplomatic language to point out that the Night Elves used to be the trolls. The atmosphere suddenly changed, and it suddenly became a civil war. Given the pandaren's character, they definitely didn't want to get involved. The key was that Duque pointed out that when Ragnaros and the Ancient Gods were stirring up trouble, the trolls took the opportunity to stab them in the back.
Zhu Tulan didn't like these trolls at that time.
The Zandalar trolls had now recruited the Amani and Gurubashi trolls, but these trolls used to believe in evil gods. The Amani loved torturing and killing animals, imprisoning the souls of animals that were close to demigod level and integrating them into their bodies to gain power. The Gurubashi worshiped the evil god Hakkar and loved blood sacrifices.
Moreover, the Zandalar had become a traitor. First, it helped the Alliance deal with Hakkar, and now it actually betrayed them. It gathered the trolls, attacked human ports, killed people, robbed human ships, and ran away.
This was a classic case of betraying one's own people and then using the enemy's hand to annex the other races. In turn, it turned around and abandoned its former ally.
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