Chapter 354: Class and After Class

"I actually hope that the human kingdom will be tormented by these orcs!"

Richard looked at Sylvanas and asked, "Aren't you afraid that the orcs will control you?"

Sylvanas said proudly, "Quel'Thalas is never afraid of any enemy. If the orcs dare to step into Quel'Thalas, I will kill as many as there are!"

"I believe in your abilities, but I don't want Quel'Thalas to get involved in this."

"Of course they won't know, but you are my fiancé."

Richard said with a smile, "Did we meet anyone else just now?"

Sylvanas also smiled and said, "Have we met anyone else?"

"Get on the horse!"

Sylvanas grabbed Richard's hand: "I suddenly want to tell the council about this."

Seeing Sylvanas's strange eyes, Richard pretended to be panicked and said: "Then how can you not tell them?"

"It depends on your performance!"

Richard looked up at the starry sky, which was very beautiful: "Is it here?"

"Of course, here, it's so beautiful here, the moon god will bless us."

"Then let's go here..."

There was a rustling sound in the grass, and the two who had not seen each other for several years spent a very beautiful night.

On the other side, Thrall returned to his camp. The large army still had not found any traces of the Frostwolf Clan, so they had to set up camp somewhere in the Alterac Mountains.

The orc guards prepared food for Thrall. While eating cooked food by the campfire, Thrall suddenly thought of his fellow orcs in the concentration camp. What kind of life did they lead? What kind of food did they eat now?

Many years ago, little Thrall had lived in Dunholde, but Blackmore treated Thrall as an important tool. Although he was beaten and scolded every day, he was not lacking in nutrition. Thrall was treated completely differently from ordinary orcs.

After dinner, Thrall made a decision.

"Starting tomorrow, you will continue to search for the traces of the Frostwolf Clan in Alterac, and I will act alone!"

The orc captain immediately raised an objection: "It's too dangerous to act alone! This is the Eastern Kingdom, the territory of mankind! If you accidentally run into groups of enemies, especially a team of paladins, the consequences will be disastrous!"

"I have considered this decision carefully. I have considered everything you have considered. I will not go to the big towns and main roads. I just want to confirm an idea of ​​mine."

"What idea?"

Sal said sternly, "You have no right to know this!"

The beast captain was still worried, and Sal continued, "You are a soldier of Kozan, you should know Kozan's military regulations."

The beast captain had to stand at attention very reluctantly and shouted loudly, "Yes!"

The most important rule in Kozan's military regulations is to absolutely obey the orders of superiors. Looking at the starry sky, Sal bit his lip. He made this decision because of his previous visit to the concentration camp and his conversation with Richard at night. On the way back, he thought a lot, but some things were still not clear, so Sal wanted to do one thing, that is, to experience life, to experience hunger, to experience loneliness. The beastmen in the concentration camp were afraid of these, so he went to experience these, and only by knowing what they wanted could he give them a better life. Thrall did not tell his guards about his idea. He did not want anyone to know. If they knew, someone would definitely protect him in the shadows behind him. This was not what he wanted. He had to have it if he wanted it.

However, even if he did not tell the captain, the captain would contact his parents, and they would definitely send people to support him. So, he left in the middle of the night, otherwise no one would know...

The next day, the orc soldiers found the food that Thrall had left behind, and Richard also sent a message asking them to continue looking for the Frostwolf Clan. Thrall did not need to worry. So, the solo action that Thrall wanted really came.

Walking in the woods, Thrall had the backpack given by Primatis around his waist and the Hammer of Destruction on his back. At first, Sal walked aimlessly, but later he decided to go to Hinterland to have a look. Hinterland had been plagued by orcs since the Second Orc War. Even after several strongholds were wiped out, orcs still harassed people from time to time. Sal planned to go there to have a look, maybe he could meet his own people.

Time was faster than Sal's pace. Sal walked for a whole day but didn't get out of the forest. Since he was born, Sal had never experienced such hunger and fatigue. Despite this, he still felt that it was more wonderful to have freedom. His body was not restrained, so what if he was hungry for a while? Maybe in a few days, he would be able to understand the feelings of his compatriots in the concentration camp.

The biggest difficulty encountered in the forest alone is catching prey. Whether it is a lion, tiger, rabbit or squirrel, it is very difficult to catch. It is not that Thrall has not been to the forest before. When he came to the forest before, he either did not need to prepare food for the group action, or he went on an expedition with Jaina, and Jaina was responsible for catching prey. Jaina's ice spells were very accurate, and no prey she targeted could escape. Now it was Thrall's turn to hunt alone, and his lightning chain was much worse. Sometimes it would ignite a large area of ​​surrounding trees, and sometimes it would directly burn the prey and make it inedible. Fortunately, Thrall learned biology well and knew clearly which plants in the Eastern Kingdom were edible and which were not, otherwise Thrall would be even hungrier.

A few days later, Sal walked along the stream. He had mastered a new skill, which was to use lightning to catch fish. This behavior would definitely be condemned outside, but it was indeed enough to fill the stomach. However, there were only so many fish in the stream that they would be gone after they were eaten. Sal returned to the hungry state he had been in a few days ago. This state of eating one ton of fish and then another was really uncomfortable. Sal also had some understanding of the thoughts of the brothers in the concentration camp.

Sal washed his face by the stream and smelled the aroma of barbecue. He took a deep breath. He hadn't eaten barbecue for a long time since leaving Kozan Island. This immediately aroused Sal's greed. He was a foodie who loved barbecue very much.

Although his body was eager to eat the food, he did not relax his vigilance. Instead, he raised his level. He did not believe that barbecue could be made by himself, especially barbecue with the smell of spices, which must be the trace of intelligent creatures. Thinking so, he slowed down his steps and touched it carefully. It turned out that he was not wrong. There were dozens of humans on it.