Chapter 1980 Annexing All Ethnic Groups (Part 2)

There are three levels of races and organizations in the alliance.

The first class must be the countries, races and organizations that have the right to vote in the Throne Conference. Once any member is attacked by a foreign enemy, it is deemed to be a declaration of war against all members of the alliance.

The second category is independent military and paramilitary organizations and races that cooperate with the alliance. They are obliged to participate in defensive wars, but not in offensive wars.

They have the right to propose a limited number of motions at the Alliance Throne Session each year, but do not have the right to vote. The most famous ones at this level include the Cenarion Circle, the Knights of the Silver Hand, the Silver Dawn, etc., as well as the newly promoted Naga clan.

The third level is the vassal race, which is almost equal to a slave army to put it bluntly. They can only implement the decisions of the Alliance Throne Conference unconditionally. At this level, there are fishmen, bugmen of Ahn'Qiraj, and furbolgs.

Vol'jin is willing to downgrade to the third level. This is for the future of the clan, and he doesn't even care about his moral integrity.

The third level to join the league is still one of our own, and may be treated as cannon fodder, but at least there is hope. No, Naga has already moved up a level, and I heard that the Qiraji might also move up a level. The Alliance will take into account the merits of the vassal races.

Who knows, Duke said: "Your Excellency Wo'jin. The topic currently being discussed at the Alliance Throne Meeting is 'Whether the Darkspear Trolls are eligible to join the Alliance as a first-level race'. It is not about downgrading. If you want to downgrade Please withdraw the current proposal and reapply to the alliance for a vote. The current vote will also be considered invalid. Are you sure you want to do this?"

Vol'jin was a little confused. He is really not proficient in pseudo-democracy.

His mouth was squirming, not knowing what to say.

If the proposal is withdrawn, wouldn't it be a waste of a group of leaders' time? I feel so angry that I might as well vote against it next time.

If you have a good job in the first gear, why don't you go to the third gear and become your little brother?

After staring at Duke for a long time, Wo'jin still couldn't see anything. However, recalling that in order to fight against the Scourge, Duke did not hesitate to let Thrall take more than 100,000 orcs who were escaped slaves to cross west, Vol'jin realized something.

"No! I believe in the vision of the leaders of the alliance, and even more in Commander Marcus's judgment about the future. The downgrade is just to express the Dark Spear Troll's strong desire to join the Alliance. The Dark Spear Troll and I believe and accept the All decisions of the alliance." After saying that, Wo'jin bowed and lowered his head deeply.

In a certain private magic network communication group, things have already exploded.

"Hey, the little troll is quite wise!"

"Surely, as Duke said, the routine is touching?"

"Hehehe! Duke, you are so bad."

Duke pretended not to hear the complaints from his own harem. From another perspective, being able to operate in the league also proves Duke's unparalleled influence.

"Okay, I announce my decision as the commander of the alliance. In fact, this is also the decision voted on by this throne meeting. The decision is-agree!" Duke finally smiled, and his body was lifted by the flame element. Down, floated down, came to Wo'jin, stretched out his right hand to Wo'jin: "Welcome the Darkspear Troll to join the alliance."

"Thank you! Thank you very much!" Wo'jin's hands were as big as those of a troll. He tried hard to control the strength and angle as he shook hands with Duke.

As smart as Woking, of course I think it is probably Duke who is in charge. Knowing this, he still felt a surge of excitement.

No need to worry anymore.

The behemoth Alliance is undoubtedly very terrifying as an enemy. When you enter the league, it's a different matter.

Perhaps they will be targeted in the future, but Wo'jin believes that as long as he and the Darkspear Trolls truly have the same intentions and go all out, the Alliance will not regard the Darkspear Trolls as cannon fodder.

For some reason, Woking had this premonition.

The Last of the Forsaken is also quite controversial.

After all, it was an argument between the living and the dead. Before the trolls joined the alliance, in the final analysis, it still involved some conflicts between races and kingdoms. The addition of the undead is the conflict between the forgotten and all the living.

From the start, Delanoche was smart not to apply with the first tier in mind.

In the Alliance, especially in the human realm, the Alliance Succession Act has been passed before. The undead are not allowed to have most of the rights of the living, such as inheritance of land, etc. Except for non-ancestral sidearms and armor, the undead are not allowed to possess them.

The most obvious case is Alexandros Mograine.

Although his son Darion Mograine continues to exist as an undead, Old Mo directly announced that the family is extinct and that all the Mograine family's inheritance will be inherited by his adopted daughter Sally Whitemane in the future.

Although the Forsaken applied to join the Alliance as a collaborative organization, it still caused great controversy.

In the end, Dranosh almost "humiliated his country" and agreed to a series of terms before being allowed to join the alliance:

1. The leader of the Forsaken is changed to Darion Mograine.

2. The Forgotten are strictly prohibited from resurrecting corpses in the cemeteries of alliance member states to acquire new members.

3. All alliance soldiers must write a notarized suicide note and sign a life-and-death contract before going to the battlefield, and decide by themselves whether they agree to be 'resurrected' as undead if they die in battle. If you choose to be resurrected as an undead, you will lose all the rights of the living, such as the most basic right to visit relatives. Applications from living relatives will be approved separately.

After struggling all day, the proposal for the three tribes to join the alliance was finally approved.

The tribe was destroyed and the war was not over yet.

Putting aside the fact that the orcs all over the Barrens and Durotar are still hiding in the corners of various caves and resisting. The most critical issue of another tribe's main war race, the goblins, triggered a new war.

Goblins are extremely greedy for money.

There's nothing that can't be solved with a bag of gold coins, and if so, two bags.

Duke and other alliance leaders really underestimated the goblins' obsession with wealth. After receiving a huge life-saving money from the goblin prince Gallywix of the Bilgewater Cartel, the Steamwheedle Cartel actually announced to the alliance that the tribe was destroyed and the Bilgewater Cartel was gone. Outside the tribe, Gallywix is ​​innocent. The Alliance has no right to demand that the neutral Steamwheedle Consortium hand over Gallywix.

Privately, Hotsand boss Gazlowe contacted the Alliance: It's okay to hand over Gallywix, but please give him some money, not much, just ten years of Alliance taxes. Either the Hot Sand Conglomerate will enter the alliance to do business in the future, and all will be tax-free and exempt from inspections.

There is a saying that goes well - if you don't seek death, you won't die.

The goblins thought that the current alliance was an ordinary organization that originally had tribes watching from the sidelines and had to give the goblins face. Who knew the goblins' arrogance angered the Alliance. The Throne Conference voted that because the Steamwheedle Group harbored the war criminal Gallywix and a large number of tribesmen who fled to Gadgetzan in the Tanaris Desert, it announced that it would deny the Steamwheedle Group's self-proclaimed neutrality and that it would support two other goblin consortiums, the Venture Capital Company. Declare war with the Steamwheedle Group.