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From a certain point of view, Go'ir, who had been taught by Sharlayan, was also half of his apprentice.

With his knowledge of Go'el, Sharlayan didn't think he was an impulsive and reckless person.

Thinking about it differently, if Sharlayan was standing in Go'el's position, he would never leave Orgrimmar, the center of the vortex, for no reason, even though he knew the internal instability.

In other words... There must be some reason behind Goel's decision. Sharlayan guessed that he wanted to put a long line to catch big fish.

"Fishing..." Valeera said thoughtfully: "So, Goel should have been prepared to deal with emergencies long before leaving Orgrimmar? Do you think he will bring peace to the chaos?" Who will be entrusted with the heavy responsibility?"

"It's not hard to guess."

Sharlayan shrugged with a smile: "You only need to push backwards to find out."

"Who has the highest prestige and the best place to live in the current tribe besides Guyel?"

Valeera hesitated for a moment, and quickly gave an answer: "It should be the chief of the Warsong clan, Grom Hellscream... right?"

"Correct, but not quite correct."

Sharlayan withdrew his smile and said slightly seriously: "Grom personally cut off the curse spiral that had been affecting the orcs before, and his reputation reached the peak among the orcs."

"If Grom hadn't taken the initiative to give in, he should be the warchief that most conforms to the three views of orcs."

"But..." Sharlayan shook his head and added: "There is a poem that says it well—beauties are like famous generals since ancient times, and the world is not allowed to see gray hair."

"During the battle at Demon Slaughter Canyon, in order to atone for the sins brought about by taking the lead in drinking the blood of demons, Grom did everything without reservation."

"After that battle ended, Grom's state could never return to its peak, and his white hair became much more visible to the naked eye."

"Today's Grom is no longer fit to set foot on the battlefield, and he himself has long been aware of this."

"After the war, Grom took the initiative to apply to be the chief instructor for training orc recruits, intending to pass on all his learning and battlefield experience to those outstanding juniors."

"In a word, although Grom still has prestige today, it is unrealistic for him to independently control the overall situation just because he is old."

Valeera frowned and considered for a while before adding again: "You mean, Go'el will leave others to assist Grom who is not at his peak?"

Sarlayan nodded: "As the saying goes, an old family is like a treasure."

"Most of the orcs of the same age as Grom have died in battle, and there is only one old blind man who is still alive and kicking."

This is the end of Sarlayan's words, and Valeera and Stellagosa, who was sitting on the sidelines, showed a look of surprise at the same time.

"Drek'Thar?"

Little Xingxing agreed thoughtfully: "Indeed, only the two of them have enough prestige to command the entire tribe."

"After all, the main body of the new tribe today is composed of the Frostwolf Clan, the Blackrock Clan, and the Warsong Clan."

"That's right." Sharlayan calmly analyzed: "Needless to say, the Frostwolf clan has preserved their strength the most completely since they did not participate in the Second World War."

"The Blackstone Clan is the inheritance that Orgrim personally handed over to Go'ir before his death, and the brave and capable Warsong Clan was brought by Grom."

"After liberating the major orc concentration camps, Go'ir gathered many compatriots from other clans, but the members of these clans were very scattered and it was difficult to form a large scale."

"The Burning Blade Clan is one of the few clan organizations that are fairly well preserved...Of course, they are barely complete."

Sarlayan said with a sarcastic look on his face: "The remnants of the Burning Blade commanded by Azuka only account for less than half of the total population of the Burning Blade clan. The other half followed Samuro back to their hometown of Draenor to live in seclusion."

"After the defeat, the Dragonmaw clan, unwilling to join the new tribe, also settled in Orgrimmar, and the ambition of the Burning Blade clan, which was suddenly reinforced, expanded like never before."

"If I'm not mistaken, within half a month at the latest, a part of the radical faction of Fire Blade and Dragonmaw will take advantage of the opportunity of Goyle to go out and launch a coup."

After the Battle of Grim Batol, the radical faction of the Dragonmaw clan suffered a devastating blow.

After personally witnessing the disastrous defeat caused by internal strife, most members of the Dragonmaw clan fell to the mature and prudent old chief Zuluhed.

But, that's just most of it.

The evil-minded radicals still want to make a comeback. Naturally, this group of loser gamblers and the Burning Blade Clan, who are already evil-minded, hit it off.

Goel, who received the education of human elites since he was a child, is undoubtedly an excellent leader with both wisdom and courage.

After some planning with Eitrigg, the Chief Advisor of the Great Chief, he decided that short-term pain is worse than long-term pain, and actively lured the fledgling rebels to launch a coup in advance through his own departure.

Since Goyle dared to sing about this empty city plan, it meant that he had already made preparations in advance.

It just so happened that the Mag'har orcs who had not personally experienced the first and second orc wars would inevitably have some differences in certain concepts from the orcs of the new tribe who had gone through the ordeals.

Go'el intends to take this opportunity to deal with the traitors and demonstrate his authority and means to the young leaders of the Mag'har orcs.

Not to mention, that's what the orcs with a single-minded mind really do.

If this strategy of killing two birds with one stone can be successfully completed, Goyle, who reaped benefits after the war, will really be like the Qin Shihuang touching the wires mentioned in the barrage—the victory will be numb, and no one will be able to shake his position as the great chief.

On the other hand, Mag'har's pure-blooded orcs are also a great addition to a Horde dominated by veterans.

With the addition of this group of young and energetic pure-blood orcs, the future of the tribe can be more stable.

Valeera smiled wryly and sighed: "How should I put it, Goyle is indeed the apprentice you taught, and he really has [-] minds at once."

Sharlayan smiled and shook his head: "I haven't taught him this, I can only say that he learned it by himself, Gouel was originally a leader with great potential, and now he has not fully reached the peak. .”

Although Goyle is very talented in politics, diplomacy, and shamanism, he is still very young after all, and there is still a long way to go before reaching the top.

On this timeline, after being taught by Sharlayan, Go'el, who has doubled in size, should no longer sit back and watch the brainless Roar cause the tribal internal strife that swept across Azeroth.

Because not only the internal problems of the tribe are likely to be resolved in advance, but the external environment has long been completely different from the original history.

Excluding those intrigues and political considerations, Go'el had indeed long ago wanted to go to Draenor in person to pick up his last relative - Grandma Gaia'an.

Goel's grandfather, Galad, had long since died of illness due to the red natural disaster, and his parents, Durotan and Draka, also died tragically under Gul'dan's conspiracy.

To this day, among the chiefs of the Frostwolf clan, apart from the still young Goel, only Gaiyaan, who is old and blind early, is still alive.

Orcs, a primitive race, have always advocated glory and fighting. There are very few old orcs who can live to Gaiyaan's age.

After taking care of the various problems that broke out in the country after the Battle of Seamount, Gouill had long planned to set off for Draenor, but due to various reasons, he never made it official.

The information in Valeera's hand records Goel's itinerary in detail, from the moment he first arrived at the Blasted Lands, until the team he led passed through the Dark Portal and joined the Mag'har orcs on the Hellfire Peninsula, and then Turn to the Nagrand Prairie together.

According to the report submitted by Windsor, Goyle only brought a well-known orc boss on the alliance's list.

He is the current chieftain of the Blackrock clan, the high-ranking warlord of the tribe—Varok Saurfang.

Note that Varok Saurfang's chief of the Blackstone clan is not self-appointed like Red Blackhand, but was appointed by Orgrim himself before his death.

As for Varok's elder brother Brox, Sharlayan had already learned of his fate through the information provided by Rhonin.

Not long after Sharlayan and Valeera were sent by Nozdormu to the battle of the Dark Empire, Ronin, Brox and Krasus traveled back to 1 years ago just like the original history The time node of the War of the Ancients.

Brox did his best to slow Sargeras from entering Azeroth in the final battle at the Well of Eternity, and before dying, he left a small gash on the Fallen Titan's leg.

There is one thing to say, although it is just an insignificant bloodstain, in Sharlayan's view, it is already very mysterious.

Brox was just a mortal, even if he broke through the limit and stepped into the realm of demigods at the last moment, it would be unimaginable to cause harm to a true god like Sargeras.

But he did.

Sarlayan guessed that it must be related to the artifact in Brox's hand-the Oak Axe.

It is likely that the battle ax absorbed the power and belief of a large number of druids on the battlefield at the last moment, breaking through its own limit for a short time.

"Is Varok alone accompanying me..."

Sharlayan rubbed his chin thoughtfully: "It's not too surprising, after all, Varok's only son, Dranosh, is one of the Big Four in Mag'har today."