Chapter 883: Thrall and the Bilgewater Chaebol

The battle plan to attack N'Zoth continues to ferment among the nobles in Stormwind, but the initiator has left Stormwind by boat after completing a large number of arrangements in secret.
The next stop of Drunk Wind is Ironforge, and then Gnomeregan. From the perspective of Drunk Wind, although N'Zoth is the weaker one among the ancient gods, attacking N'Zoth is probably better than attacking other ancient gods. God is in a lot of trouble.
In this case, the participation of dwarves and gnomes is also very important.
Although it is not clear whether there will be followers of N'Zoth among the dwarves and gnomes, Drunk Wind still adopts a double plan for the sake of caution.
The great craftsman Gelbin and King Magni got the real plan, and when they were drunk and bragged, what they said was the apparent plan.
After drinking in Ironforge, Drunk Feng said goodbye to the dwarves, and then went to find Archbishop Faor.
After resolving some related matters of the esoteric religion, Drunk Wind took the boat northward to find the orcs in Durotar.
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Thrall has been the chief of the tribe for ten years.
In these ten years, Thrall has seen the growth of the tribe-from the initial weakness to the current strong soldiers and horses. Now, a large number of orcs born in Azeroth have already gained combat effectiveness, and the tribe has ushered in a golden age.
Thrall is an atypical orc.
Although Gaiaan and Drektal tried their best to correct, the human education they received in their teenage years can be said to be "deep-rooted" in a sense, which makes Thrall behave like a wise shaman. When thinking about problems, he often looks more like a human.
Thrall is not a pacifist-but he is also not an orc supremacist. In many cases, Thrall can choose which position he should occupy according to the situation.
In human society, this is called "political wisdom".
Thrall's political wisdom made him very popular and respected in Azeroth. Even a race that hates orcs will maintain the respect that he deserves when meeting this great shaman.
Of course, Thrall's behavior is not so good from the inside of the orcs, and many orcs are actually not satisfied with Thrall's various choices and decisions.
But the witty Thrall didn't hesitate when he should throw the pot - Zul didn't even know that his name was about to be equated with "counseling eggs" within the orcs.
(Here, we need to mourn for Zul, he can be said to be exhausted for the trolls, but in the eyes of most orcs, Zul is just a counselor who dares not behave-even the king is willing to end it. War, garbage!)
There have always been some radical guys among the orcs. They believe that the orcs are supreme, and the orcs have the right to hunt everything-including the hunting league.
These orcs really broke Thrall.
In many cases, Thrall really cannot understand those guys with muscles in their heads-even if you think you can win the league, what about the pledge? Who dares to say that he can win the pledge?
Due to the appearance of the drunk wind, the five dragon kings did not lose their power. Although it can be said that it is the era of mortals, the dragons are just inactive.
The bronze dragon no longer travels time, and the red dragon reduces patrols. Although the regained consciousness of Malygos and the Blue Dragon Legion still hold a cold attitude towards mortal mages, they are at least not hostile.
The dragons disappeared from the sight of mortals, but Thrall knew exactly how terrifying power the Temple of Dragon Sleep had!
Would you rather die?
If all the orcs were like this, the orcs would have been extinct!
When I was in Draenor, I never met anyone who went to Gruul to talk to Gruul if nothing happened!
Of course, Thrall was just thinking about these things after all. For those guys with muscles in their brains, all he can do is guide.
Every time he thought of this question, Thrall even wanted to thank Garrosh-the deaths of Garrosh and Grommash proved the mistake of blindly pursuing power and gave Thrall a chance to lead the orcs to the right path.
But recently, Thrall feels bad.
This bad feeling came from the goblin named Gary Vix.
Thrall has recently discovered that the tribe’s dependence on the Gallivex caravan seems to be getting more and more serious-even during hunting, the orcs are now more inclined to look for economical prey (such as seals that produce large amounts of grease) rather than The usual edible prey (such as Northrend specialty deer).
Gary Vickers brought a large amount of meat and meat products produced in the Irvine Forest, which directly interfered with the tribe's economy!
And more importantly, apart from Thrall and a few shamans who felt wrong, the other orcs didn't know anything about it-they even thought this goblin was their good friend!
In the eyes of those orcs, they used to send ten orcs to hunt for ten days to get the food that twenty people needed for ten days. Now, they only need to send five people out to hunt for five days~EbookFREE.me~ Twenty people in exchange for food for ten days in the hands of Gary Vix!
The remaining time, the orcs are free to control, whether it is to build little orcs or hone martial arts, this is a good thing!
But from Thrall's point of view, the orc was giving his lifeline to the goblin of unknown origin!
Thrall has probably figured out the history of Gary Vickers.
This keen-smelling goblin is now a prince of trade-and Thrall had read some books about the prince of trade when he was in Dunhold Castle.
The Prince of Trade has not only wealth, but power!
These goblins holding large sums of wealth not only have money, but also the influence brought by these money!
Thrall thought of the Gurubashi trolls in Stranglethorn Vale.
The decline of Gurubashi, the orcs and humans certainly played a big role, but the influence of those goblins should also not be underestimated.
If it weren't for the development of Booty Bay, how could Gurubashi have been unable to recover?
In addition, the news about the adventurers brought by Delanosh later-driven by money (maybe equipment), the power of the adventurers can completely control a war!
It was precisely because of Thrall's consideration that Thrall did something a bit savage when Gary Vix came to Durotar again by boat a few days ago.
He put Gary Vickers under house arrest.
Nothing else, I must ask you Bilgewater Chaebol to join the tribe!
If you don't join, you don't want to leave Durotar. I want to see if the triangle trade of the Bilgewater Chaebol can be carried out normally without you, Gary Vix!
It's a pity that Thrall's plan has just begun, and the drunk wind is coming...
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