Chapter 134: Pursuing the Victory

Strom'kar slashed down heavily, and Rend Blackhand burst out all his muscles to block.

The amplification brought by the artifact was there, and Rend Blackhand, who had no amplification, was suppressed in a short time when facing Garin.

"Rend Blackhand, you and your dark tribe are not worthy of being the opponent of the covenant. Your short-sightedness and weakness will only make you lead the Blackrock clan into the abyss. Only Thrall and his new tribe can be regarded as opponents by the covenant." In order to anger Rend Blackhand, Garin started to taunt while fighting.

Rend Blackhand gave up everything, including the glory of the orcs, and he bowed to the black dragon prince Nefarian. He had only one purpose, that is, to prove that his tribe was the real tribe, and he, who had the blood of the destroyer Blackhand, should be the real chieftain.

Garin directly compared Red Blackhand with Thrall and said that Red Blackhand's dark tribe was not as good as the new tribe, which immediately angered him. Red Blackhand shouted angrily, "We are the real tribe!"

Red Blackhand, who was in a rage and bloodthirsty state, became more fierce in his attack, and the speed and strength of swinging his weapon were increasing, but his tactics were gradually becoming chaotic.

This was the effect Garin wanted. Red Blackhand was not from the Fire Blade Clan, and his swordsmanship was not so superb. When the opponent lost his mind, there would be a big flaw. Garin only needed to seize this flaw to quickly resolve the battle.

Just when Red Blackhand attacked continuously, the tactics were completely messed up. Garin dodged and avoided the opponent's attack. Taking this opportunity, he directly disarmed Red Blackhand's two-handed sword.

"You lost, Red Blackhand." Just when Garin wanted to kill Red Blackhand, the chief of the dark tribe, directly, a colorful dragon appeared in the sky and sprayed flames at Garin.

The dragon's flames were not so easy to resist, not to mention that he had no shield in his hand, so Garin could only choose to dodge.

After forcing Garin back, the colorful dragon grabbed Rend Blackhand with its two hind claws and flew away.

The colorful dragon was the product of chaos created after the collusion between the black dragon prince Nefarian and Rend Blackhand. As a general under the black dragon prince Nefarian, Rend Blackhand had a colorful dragon named Gus.

It was this colorful dragon that saved Rend Blackhand.

So far, Garin has no record of killing a hero-level strongman alone. The great lich Kel'Thuzad was also killed by many strong men to protect the death knight Arthas, and the spider god Shadra was quite special.

This time, it was undoubtedly a pity to let Rend Blackhand run away.

However, Garin just sighed, and then led the Thoradin Legion to attack the Blackrock Clan orcs and forest trolls in front of him.

Without Rend Blackhand, the forest troll Dakara had no idea where to go. The remaining Blackrock Clan orcs and forest trolls were no match for the Thoradin Legion and Galen.

At the same time, the Forsaken Dark Queen Sylvanas and Quel'Thalas Ranger General Halduron also led their troops to attack the forest trolls in Torvasa.

After the naval fleet of the Kingdom of Stormgarde attacked the coast of Torvasa, the Dark Queen Sylvanas realized that Galen had arrived, so she ordered a counterattack.

The influence of Strom'kar Warbreaker made the forest trolls in Torvasa vulnerable. Without morale, only the terrified forest trolls were left, like lambs to be slaughtered.

Looking at the forest trolls who were defeated in fear, the forest troll one-armed commander Zul'jin squeezed out "Strom'kar!" from his teeth.

Zul'jin, who has lived from thousands of years ago to the present, has naturally witnessed Strom'kar Warbreaker, the sword that brought nightmares to the forest trolls.

In addition to Strom'kar Warbreaker, there is another sword that brings fear to the forest trolls, which is the Flamestrike inherited by the Sunstrider family, but that sword was cut off by Frostmourne when the Scourge invaded.

If it weren't for Strom'kar, the forest trolls and the dark tribes in Torvasa could have fought the Covenant to death with their numerical advantage.

But now, even if Zul'jin kept shouting, no forest trolls listened to him.

In the end, Zul'jin made a difficult decision, which was to retreat. Zul'jin, who had fought for thousands of years, understood that as long as he was alive, there must be a chance.

The Covenant would naturally not miss this opportunity, so they pursued the forest trolls and the dark tribes. They chased all the way from the Far Walker's Residence in Eversong Forest to the Far Walker's Camp in Ghostland, and by the way, they recovered the Far Walker's stronghold in Ghostland of the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas.

In this pursuit, 20,000 forest trolls, 10,000 Blackrock Clan orcs and thousands of ogres were annihilated.

You know, these are the young and strong men of the forest trolls and the dark tribe. Once consumed, it is basically difficult to replenish them.

The blood elf ranger general Halduron Brightwing wanted to attack Zul'Aman all the way and capture Zul'jin alive to make up for the mistake of capturing Zul'jin and letting him escape.

But he was rejected by Garen and Sylvanas. The reason is very simple. In addition to the forest trolls and the dark tribe, the blood elves of Quel'Thalas have another powerful enemy, that is, the Scourge stationed in Deatholm.

When the death knight Arthas invaded the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas, after resurrecting the great lich Kel'Thuzad and leaving, he also left a Scourge army. This Scourge army was led by the traitorous magister Dar'kan Drathir of Quel'Thalas.

Dar'Khan Drathir wanted to destroy the blood elves all the time, and then ask for credit from his master, the Lich King.

Ranger General Halduron Brightwing led the Farstriders to stay in the Farstrider camp to monitor the forest trolls and the dark tribe in Zul'Aman.

And Galen and the Dark Queen Sylvanas led the Thoradin Legion and the dark ranger troops to relieve the siege of T'Queilin.

When they arrived at T'Queilin, they found that the forest trolls that had besieged T'Queilin had fallen to the ground, and now it was the Scourge Undead that besieged T'Queilin.

The cunning Dar'Khan did not miss the opportunity of the forest trolls and the dark tribe to attack the blood elves. When the two sides were fighting fiercely, he led the Scourge of Deatholm to attack T'Queilin. After defeating the forest trolls that besieged T'Queilin, he continued to attack T'Queilin.

Originally, Takwilin was almost conquered, but fortunately, 20,000 Forsaken troops led by the Forsaken High Archon Marlon arrived in time. With the help of Takwilin's defense, Takwilin's blood elf troops, the previously dispatched Thoradin Legion, and the Forsaken worked together to hold Takwilin.