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Durotan saw that most of the orcs had already entered the Door of Darkness. Although he had dissuaded his former friends, the chiefs did not think he was right.

"Don't you think, Orgrimmar, of how orcs used to live? At that time, we worshipped warriors, but we were not bloodthirsty. Now, the beastmen can only see endless slaughter from their eyes, and our world has already been turned into a wasteland by the power of darkness. Durotan snarled at Orgrimmar. He had no idea what was going on with his friend. Was he really controlled by the blood?

"Durotan, history is constantly improving. Before, we were always fighting with force, but now, can't we spread this tradition to other races?" He also doesn't know what's wrong with his good friend. What's wrong with spreading our culture and traditions?

Gul'dan was very angry, he even wanted to kill this fellow who was going against him, but Gul'dan did not dare, and Durotan was still a famous hero for the Beastmen. If he killed Durotan, then perhaps the leaders of Ogrima and the others would suspect that although they would not reject the "blood of the gods," they would still have the idea of killing Gul'dan. Gul Dan did not want to be used by the gods, he wanted to live well, and after he obtained the corpse of the Dark Titan Grassa, he would be the ruler of this world! At that time, there would be no one who would oppose him, because those who would oppose him would all go to hell!

Thus, Gul'dan came up with the idea of killing with a knife, and he exiled Durotan and his Frostwolves to the fringes of the new world. It was called the border region, but the real border region was their entire tribe's cursed land. What could be more marginal than this? Of course not, he just wanted Durotan to test the attitude of this new world.

However, Gul'dan never thought that Durotan would come across any of the new world's rulers. Although the Beastmen of the Frostwolves were exiled, they quickly established a military base in the Black Swamp to the north of the Cursed Lands. Black Swamp was what the Beastmen called it. There was another name for this place, but that was what the Giant Demons called it. They called this place Sad Swamp, so why was it Sad Swamp? The reason was because the trolls living here had built a temple in order to once again bring down their blood god, Hakka, but no matter what ceremony they used, they couldn't contact their god, which made them feel sad. In these thousands of years, some of the trolls here had already lived for several generations, and the dead trolls couldn't fulfill their wish and refused to return to heaven and earth, so they often wandered around this swamp.

After waiting for some time, Gul'dan summoned most of the pioneer orcs. Since he had not received any news of Durotan's extermination, he wanted to make sure that the rulers of the area were not hostile to Durotan.

Many small groups of orcs explored the north. In Morning Light Town, they encountered the guards there, and the small group of orcs clashed with them. A large portion of the bloodthirsty orcs were killed by the soldiers and priests, and this was the first battle between the orcs and the humans, which ended in the victory of the humans.

Then, in the Scarlet Ridge and the Elven Forest, the orcs fought with the humans, but this time the orcs were smart. They were no longer held back by the humans, but used their strength, bravery, and speed to contend with the humans. The skirmishes ended quickly, but they taught Gul'dan about the respective advantages and disadvantages of humans and orcs. Gul'dan thought he already knew human beings, so he gave up.

Ryan and Lothar often received reports of conflicts with the orcs, but they never knew the exact number of orcs, and could only guess at the extent of the threat they were about to face. For this new species, they only thought it was aboriginal people from the East! Therefore, they didn't pay much attention to him.

After a few years, Ryan and Lothar no longer received any information about the beastmen's attacks, not even their whereabouts. However, in the past few years, Gul'dan had moved most of the Beastmen tribes into Azeroth. They occupied the Cursed Land, the Sad Swamp, the Scarlet Ridge Mountain, and the Burning Plains.

At this point, Gul'dan decided that the time had come to launch a general attack on the human race. He gathered all the chiefs of the Beastmen Tribe and issued a war order! He ordered all the Beastmen Tribes to gather their forces and attack the Stormwind Kingdom that they had no knowledge of.

The beastmen started their first attack on Lakeside Town from the Scarlet Ridge and Burning Plains. Countless beastmen swarmed towards the unknown town on the lakeside, and the town was almost breached by the beastmen within a day's time. A large number of civilians escaped from Lakeside Town, some fled to the southern town of Morning Light, some fled to Stormwind, and although their destinations were different, they brought news of beastmen's invasion to these two cities!

When Morning Light Town heard that the Beastmen had captured the Lakeside Town, they immediately sealed off the path they had found a few years ago, which led to the forest. When the Beastmen had passed through, there were hunters that had seen them, so the defenders of Morning Light Town had sealed off this place in advance. Similarly, the defenders of Morning Light Town had sealed off the road to the Scarlet Ridge Mountain, which could also be attacked by Beastmen. They had built a fortification on the bridge connecting the forest to the Scarlet Ridge Mountain, and with this bridge, the Beastmen would not give up on heading to the town from here.

Stormwind City had also received the news that the Beastmen had taken over the Lakeside Town, along with the news that the civilians of Lakeside Town had been massacred by the Beastmen. Lothar thought that this was a provocation to the Stormwind Kingdom, but Leon confirmed that these brutal Beastmen were not enough to be afraid of, so he ordered all the troops to stand guard in Stormwind City.

This was a taboo to fight, so Lothar had no choice but to listen to Ryan's orders. However, he still used the title of the Kingdom's Marshal to order all the towns in the Windstorm Kingdom to assemble, so they could organize their own militia and hire mercenaries to fight the Beastmen.

Although Leon disapproved of Lothar's orders, he also couldn't take back his orders out of respect for his friends, so he silently accepted it.