Chapter 352 In class

"You just said there are still people who resist?" Thrall put away his mood and asked about the key information.

"Yes, the only one I have heard of is Grommash. Hell Roars. He and his people have not been defeated yet. His Warsong Clan is said to be active in the west of the continent. This is the only thing I know. In addition, Grommash's eyes are the same as mine. The difference is that his soul is still resisting..." Kelgar suddenly lowered his head "If I am still as strong as before..."

Thrall immediately interrupted: "You are also very strong now! Come with me! Kelgar, you can do it now, resist your current fate! I can help you!"

However, Kelgar Kelgar shook his head: "It's not just the strength that is lost, Thrall, those poor weak guards, I can kill them very easily, not only me, anyone here can, but resistance is a desire, it's not that I don't want to live outside the wall, but I want to stay here more, as for the reason, I don't want to explain, everyone here is the same. I just want you to know, you must not lose this fire, no matter what situation you encounter, I can see this in your eyes, live well, for yourself, and for other orcs, our race needs your fire..."

Thrall nodded in agreement, but he couldn't understand, how could anyone not want freedom? The only way to be deprived of freedom is through fighting! Since these humans have deprived them of their freedom, these orcs should be like Grommash. He wanted to resist like the roar of hell, and let these humans pay for their crimes, but Kelgar's words and deeds overturned Sal's idea. None of the orcs here wanted to resist. Perhaps Kelgar was the most rebellious among them, at least he was willing to tell him so much.

After that, Kelgar was unwilling to say another word. Sal waited here until late at night and quietly slipped out, while the guards on duty fell asleep at their posts. Their defense was useless, but as Kelgar said, no one here stood up to resist.

Sar walked lostly on the moonlit road. The shock he had received from his fellow tribesmen was too great. They were in such a miserable situation and had such a difficult life. But more importantly, they were still living peacefully and contentedly. It was really incredible.

"What's wrong, Thrall? Why are you so unhappy?"

A familiar voice sounded in front of Thrall, and Thrall immediately raised his head: "Father... Lord Richard, Lord Sylvanas..."

The word "father" almost came out of his mouth, but Sylvanas was beside Richard, so Thrall immediately changed his words. Richard and Sylvanas were originally in Lordaeron as diplomatic mediators, but coincidentally, the two needed to go to Stromgarde to exchange ideas with them, and neither of them was very interested, so they rode slowly on horseback and took a look at the scenery along the way. As a result, they met Thrall who had just come out of the concentration camp.

Sylvanas had been to Kozan Island once, when she was the mediator of the Eastern Kingdoms to mediate the relationship between the Alliance's Kul Tiras and the neutral Kozan Island. It was at that time that she met the orc Thrall. At that time, Sylvanas, who hated orcs, almost attacked Thrall, but later found out that Thrall was an orc adopted by Kozan, so he gave up.

Sylvanas didn't know the relationship between Thrall and Richard. At that time, Vashj didn't tell Sylvanas the truth for her own reasons, so Sylvanas now thinks that Thrall was just a child adopted by a senior official of Kozan. Moreover, Thrall did everything perfectly during the days that Sylvanas stayed in Kozan. He treated Richard and others with respect like a subordinate treats his superior, and he also called Vashj "Mr. So-and-so", including Vashj. This is easy to understand. Vashj is not very generous to begin with, and it is even more impossible for her to let Thrall have another mother for nothing. Moreover, Sylvanas now thinks that she is Richard's only female companion.

"What's wrong?" Richard turned over and dismounted, and walked to Thrall's side. Thrall seemed a little embarrassed, and Sylvanas shrugged very tactfully.

"I'm going to go over there to see the moon."

Watching Sylvanas lead the horse away, Richard looked at Thrall with a smile: "Just came back from the concentration camp?"

Thrall nodded.

"Have you seen the people in there? How do you feel?"

Thrall said with some disappointment: "It feels bad. They are too unmotivated."

Thrall told Richard everything he saw in the concentration camp.

Richard pressed on Sal's shoulder and said, "Why do you think they lost their fighting spirit?"

Sal frowned and said no. He had never figured out the reason, and he couldn't answer it at this time.

Richard continued to ask, "Think about what you have now?"

Sal immediately said, "I have a hundred very outstanding orc warriors around me, various help from Kozan, and an unknown Frostwolf clan."

Richard shook his head: "In fact, you have nothing but a hundred orc warriors."

Sal was a little surprised.

Richard explained for him, "The orcs in the concentration camp won't know that you have the help of Kozan Island. Moreover, the help of Kozan Island will not be made public for various reasons, and it will not become your bargaining chip. As for the Frostwolf Clan, you yourself said that it is an uncertain Frostwolf Clan. How can you own something uncertain?"

Sal thought about it, his expression slightly frustrated.

Richard asked him again: "Let me ask you, would you rather live in a house that is sheltered from the wind and rain and has food and drink every day, or live in the wild with food and drink every day? Tell me the truth."

Sal said a little embarrassedly: "I like the former."

Richard smiled and said: "There is nothing to be embarrassed about. Everyone wants to live a better life. Even if you find out about Grommash, he will definitely have the idea of ​​a better life."

Sal's eyes gradually lit up: "I understand, the reason why the orcs in the concentration camp did not resist is that they were in the concentration camp. There is a stable life in the camp, and there is no future for resistance!"

Richard was very satisfied with Saar's reaction and continued: "Not only that, there are not many orcs in the concentration camp, and resistance in the concentration camp will not cause any waves. Now it has been a long time since the orc war, and those who can survive and have a rebellious heart are all smart guys. They will not die in vain. "

Saar immediately responded: "So, if there is a banner that can give them enough confidence, they are very likely to resist with us. "

"You are right."

Saar thought about it again and raised his own question: "But I heard that Grommash and his men are also very powerful?"