The First Single Chapter of the Author of a New Month

This chapter is still used to answer the questions of readers. Since Tomato cannot publish a chapter with less than 1,000 words, I will collect some questions and answer them.

1. Question: Why use a short sword? The Romans used short swords because of their technical problems.

Answer: I have mentioned the reason for using a short sword in the author's words. The reason is that the protagonist had no money at that time, and even the first pot of gold was obtained by selling equipment and borrowing money from Sylvanas (until many chapters later).

Moreover, compared with traditional orc weapons such as axes and war hammers, the short sword has the same effect on the main enemy at that time, the unarmored units such as saber-toothed tigers, so I chose the short sword.

Again, I don't believe in a single type of soldiers or weapons, otherwise the plot would have been solved by the heavy wolf cavalry rushing in.

2. Question: Sylvanas is fine as a female protagonist, but how to solve a series of problems with having children (basically talking about children)

Answer: I am the type who doesn't want children (at least I am a bachelor at present, to put it bluntly, I want to be single), so I don't tend to write about children (I don't think I can write well).

On the other hand, the protagonist is to transform into a pure elemental creature like Al'Akir, and the heroine is an undead. Although they can't have children, it also means that the two are immortal.

They can even be resurrected after death, so there is no great need for offspring. It is not necessary to have offspring like in historical texts, where the lack of offspring affects the inheritance of the protagonist's foundation.

3. Q: Is it a single female protagonist?

A: At least two female protagonists, because there is also a ranger general Sylvanas. I have even thought of the conflict that will arise when two Sylvanas meet.

Secondly, as for whether there is still a possibility of a female protagonist, it depends on the development of the plot. I can't say.

However, due to the current situation, I don't want to write about women anymore (I have even deleted a lot of Sylvanas' plot). It's tiring.

4. Q: Some people say that Ko'ragh must die

A: Let's talk about this ogre named Ko'ragh first, and why this b always appears in his plot, and I won't write him to death.

First of all, the protagonist (or me) admires this ogre very much, so I chose to spare his life in the first fight.

In the second battle, the protagonist wanted to kill him, but he was rescued by the soldiers.

He tried to assassinate Grommash for the third time, but he was not executed after failing.

Here I would like to emphasize why he chose to assassinate Grommash.

Because among the high-ranking officials of Highmaul at this moment, he was almost the purest one, that is, he was simply loyal to Mar'gok, so he made the move of assassination.

The protagonist did not kill him because of his specialness. This ogre was affected by the Titan artifact, so he had a special physique that was immune to many kinds of magic.

This is used to fight demons and as a test subject, which is more beneficial than simply venting anger and executing.

Remember I said that the protagonist will become an immune to fel energy lawbreaker? He will appear in that plot (even not far away)

5. Question: The protagonist's status is problematic, not the Great Chieftain (probably this meaning).

Answer: I thought about this problem a long time ago. At that time, my idea was that the protagonist would be a role like Garrosh in version 6. The protagonist led the Warsong Clan as a warlord, and Grommash became the Great Chieftain.

In the first two chapters, I arranged a section of Grommash's soliloquy (the one where he talked to the black wolf), which already shows that he realized that Nergal was more qualified as a great warchief than he was.

From this sentence, and the fact that I said the tribe would take a spaceship to Azeroth, you should have seen it.

Grommash will gg.

This is inevitable, because the protagonist wants to be the great warchief, so Grommash must leave the tribe for some reason (or die in battle).

So I arranged a heroic death for him to let the protagonist take the position, and also to change Garrosh's character. (No need to feel inferior, your father is indeed a hero)

6. Author's words:

I am a chatterbox, so I will post a lot of single chapters about the plot, please understand. (Generally speaking, I will only post single chapters when many people ask, because I am too lazy to reply one by one)

Enough words, see you next time.