After obtaining the surrender of the Kingdom of Alterac, the Horde finally stopped the attack on the rest of the Kingdom of Alterac.

According to their agreement with Alterac, the Horde needed to ensure the peace of Alterac, and Orgrim followed this agreement, and although he was the most cunning leader of the Orcs, he still had the glory of the Orcs.

Although in military and political affairs, he will use some small tactics other orcs disdain, but Orgrim is still trustworthy when it comes to keeping his promises.

He even took back the troops stationed in the previously occupied areas, and returned all the occupied territories to Alterac—of course, the soldiers and civilians that had been killed and the looted food and forage could not be returned.

After all, he is not a saint philanthropist.

His actions made the nobles of Alterac, who were ashamed of surrendering to the Horde, feel better: at least it proved that the party they surrendered was not a pure barbarian, but a civilized exchange and abide by the agreement. guy.

In fact, Orgrim has this choice, not purely to keep the contract, but there are other considerations.

Due to Ye Ting's ambush in Poison Mist Gorge, Orgrim lost his army, and the number of troops that followed him into the Alterac Mountains was too small.

If he divides his forces to occupy Alterac's territory, then they will be caught in a dilemma.

If there are too many divisions, there will be insufficient troops to attack Lordaeron. Even if Lordaeron is empty, it is still the second largest city after Silvermoon City and Dalaran.

But if there are too few garrisoned troops in order to concentrate on attacking Lordaeron, then there will be no defensive effect at all. Even if Alterac is the smallest human kingdom, its territory cannot be guarded by thousands of people. If there are too few, even the number of patrols will not be enough.

For Orgrim's lone army, Alterac is simply a tasteless rib.

In this way, he might as well sell well to the Perenold royal family to show the credibility of the tribe.

Orgrim's decision also benefited the Barov family.

After Alex Barov escaped with the Orc Juggernaut that day, Orgrim gathered his troops and ordered the evacuation of the human settlement. Soon, the Horde army that surrounded Lake Darrowmere left. In time, the territory of the Barov family was separated from the rule of the orcs.

After confirming this, Janice started to get busy. Not only did she go to various territories to restore local rule, but also at Ye Ting's request, she urgently organized a garrison army to prevent the future tribe from being blocked in Alterac. Back in the middle and attacked these places again.

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Orgrim kept his word, and Perenold was no exception.

As the weaker between the two sides, he did not dare to violate the treaty at all, for fear that the savage orcs would find an excuse to invade his country.

Orgrim was pleasantly surprised to find that there was indeed no defense on the road ahead.

Doomhammer can lead his warriors quickly through the kingdom.

Even so, the road is still very dangerous.On a narrow mountain road like this, as long as a small number of soldiers block the way, once there are corpses piled up, there is no way to pass through it.

Therefore, he has been urging his army to move faster, hoping to cross these mountains in a short time.

However, the day did not fulfill everyone's wish.

With the existence of the variable Ye Ting, how could Orgrim kill Lordaeron according to his own wishes?

On the last leg of their journey through the Alterac Mountains, they finally collided with Mograine and his elite Lordaeron, who had come to the defense.

The so-called narrow road meets the brave wins.

After encountering Mograine, Orgrim didn't have time to consider why he encountered the enemy here. All they could do was fight to the death, and the victor could pass this narrow mountain road.

A fierce battle started on this rugged mountain road that could only be passed by two or three people at the same time.

Mograine's men were obviously no match for the mighty orc warriors, either in terms of strength or the individual abilities of the soldiers.

However, Mograine took full advantage of the narrowness of the mountain road.

In this place, there are often only two or three people who can touch and fight with each other.

Although humans are not as brave as orcs, they are also thinner and smaller, and there are more people standing together at the same time.

The orcs are extremely powerful, but as long as two orc warriors can fill the mountain road, they often need to face three or even four human warriors. Lenny's side has a numerical advantage, coupled with the strong human shields and armor, as well as more subtle cooperation, it is them who can have the upper hand.

What made Orgrim's head even bigger was that even though there were only a few hundred human soldiers on the opposite side, only a few people could participate in the battle at a time. Compared with the advantage of individual combat power, the strength of the orcs could not be brought into full play.

The orc army of tens of thousands of people was dragged on this mountain road by several hundred people of Mograine.

On the remaining mountain road, Mograine fought and retreated, using all means to delay the progress of the tribe, and at the expense of half of the soldiers, he dragged Orgrim on the mountain road for two days. Waiting for reinforcements from Lordaeron and other surrounding nobles.

Although adding these troops, it is still not enough to fight tens of thousands of tribal elite soldiers, but it is absolutely no problem to lock the opponent in the mountains of Alterac.

At this point, Orgrim finally realized that his plan to attack Lordaeron had gone bankrupt.

He found that his ambush did not have any effect, and the Alliance seemed to have discovered their traces in advance, so they blocked them in advance.

But how did the plans leak?

Orgrim believes that the Alliance did not discover all of this from the beginning, otherwise, what he faced should not be a block of hundreds of people, but a larger-scale ambush or a complete defense line-entering with the Horde From the time Alterac was ready to leave, the Alliance definitely had enough time to arrange everything in advance.

Judging from the movement of the first batch of troops to stop them, the Alliance seems to have only discovered the movement of the Horde two or three days in advance.

There is only one possibility for this result—someone leaks the secret.

As for who leaked the secret... Anyway, it can't be Orgrim's orcs.

There are only two groups of people in Alterac, not the tribe, they can only be the people of Alterac.

Although it is not necessarily the good thing done by the surrendered Perenold, it may be just the private behavior of his subordinates, but at this time, Orgrim will not care who is the secret of Alterac.

In the whole of Alterac, he only knew Perenold, and he would only trouble him.

Doomhammer was angry, and the consequences were severe.

Chapter 0589 The Change of Broken Ridge

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