The entire server's players were completely dumbfounded.
Suddenly, his teammates and guild members all turned against him.
The team disbanded, and the guild suffered a reduction in members.
In guilds registered with the Alliance, members of the Horde faction are kicked out of the guild.
The same applies to guilds registered with tribes.
Fortunately, Zhou Yi deliberately chose Alliance players when selecting members for StarCraft, so this has little impact on StarCraft.
The subordinate guilds are the more troublesome ones.
Finally, after consulting with the Glorious Queen, they decided to split the subordinate guilds into Alliance and Horde branches.
Shabak Palace.
Jaina slowly opened her eyes.
"Theramore..."
She gripped Zhou Yi's arm tightly, the veins on her fair palms showing through her grip.
Zhou Yi patted her little hand. "Theramore is destroyed. I have brought all the surviving residents back to Shabak."
Jaina landed heavily back on the bed.
Her once proud and confident face was now filled with weakness and fragility.
His hair was as white as snow, and his eyes were lifeless.
She felt a sudden darkness before her eyes and almost fainted again.
In an effort to ease factional conflict, she established Theramore near the Horde's capital city, hoping it would serve as a bridge for communication between the two sides.
Later, her biological father set up a trap to kill the tribal chief.
However, her defection led to her father's death, and she was thus branded as a patricide.
But who knew that even if the father's plan succeeded, Theramore would not escape the fate of being wiped out by the Horde, and might even trigger a new world war.
As the lord of a city, Jaina could only put aside her hatred and try her best to maintain the fragile peace.
She silently endured all of this bitterness.
This is the tragedy of small countries.
Now, the situation she had built up over many years has been completely shattered by a single blow.
It was like giving her a resounding slap in the face.
Jaina recalled her father's dying words: "The orcs you are desperately trying to protect now may soon be the ones you want to kill them all."
"tribe……"
"I want revenge."
Her eyes gradually turned cold, and her entire body surged with magical power.
Zhou Yi naturally knew about Jaina's ordeal.
Her overly idealistic personality is mainly due to the people she was exposed to from a young age.
Former Guardian Aegwynn, current Guardian Medivh, Archmage Antonio of Dalaran, legendary mage Khadgar, and the dragon lords of the neutral faction.
These people are viewing Azeroth from a higher perspective.
Jaina lacked the power to suppress the Horde, so she was destined to fail.
"Your Highness, the King of Stormwind, the High Priest of the Night Elves, the King of Ironforge, the leader of the Gnomes, the Wolf King, and other leaders request an audience."
A guard came to report.
Zhou Yi helped Gianna up and led her to the reception room.
“Lady Jaina, I’m so glad to see you safe and sound.” The dwarf master craftsman walked over with his short legs.
"The tribes slaughtered civilians and destroyed cities; this is a shameful act of aggression!"
King Wa said in a deep voice, “Your Highness, the tribe must pay the price for this!”
“That’s right! We must respond, or the tribe will think we’re easy to bully!” shouted the dwarf king Bronzebeard.
Zhou Yi nodded. "What are your plans?"
Suddenly, the voice of a guard rang out from outside the hall.
"Thrall, the Earthwarden of the Horde, requests an audience."
Everyone raised their eyebrows in unison.
Soon, Thrall, the green-skinned orc, strode over.
An unseen killing intent rushed towards Sal.
Thrall forced a smile and said, "Greetings, leaders of the Alliance!"
Jaina's gaze was icy. "Thrall! How dare you come before us at this time?"
“Shabak is a neutral zone, and I don’t think His Highness the King of Qin will allow you to make a move.” Sal glanced at Zhou Yi. “I have no hostility, I just hope you will listen to what I have to say.”
Zhou Yi remained silent, and the others also kept quiet.
Thrall was somewhat embarrassed. "Jaina, I'm so sorry! We were unaware of Garrosh's actions. The orcs suffered heavy losses, and Garrosh was also seriously wounded. I hope you will consider my feelings and not start a war."
"Who do you think you are?" Jaina asked calmly.
But everyone could feel the overwhelming rage.
"I swear in the name of the Earthguard, the Horde will judge Grom Hellscream and give justice to the wronged souls of the dead," Thrall said solemnly.
"We both worked tirelessly to save Azeroth, we fought together against the Burning Legion's invasion, and we worked together to eliminate the minions of the Old Gods. For the sake of world peace, we should put aside our differences..."
Zhou Yi almost burst out laughing.
What a fine example of world peace! What a fine example of PUA (Pick-Up Artist) tactics!
He wanted to know what was going on with the goblins, tauren, and blood elves in the Horde army yesterday.
With so many warriors involved, he couldn't believe the tribal chief hadn't received the message.
Jaina was furious.
You, Sal, want me to do this for world peace?
It's like you killed my child, and then told me to let go of my hatred for the sake of world peace.
She now wishes she could slap herself across the face. How could she have been so stupid before?
Heeding Thrall's lies, he continued to cooperate with the Horde, believing that this would bring peace.
Looking back now, I realize she was too naive.
“Jaina, Thrall is right.” A deep voice rang out from outside the hall.
Kalecgos, the blue dragon king in human form, strolled over.
"Azeroth is facing unprecedented challenges. I can sense that the Burning Legion will not give up easily; they will definitely come back!"
"If the Horde and the Alliance go to war, it will give the enemy an opportunity to take advantage of the situation. For the sake of Azeroth, I suggest that both sides sit down and have a good talk."
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