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Volume 3 Chapter 120 Mother Earth¡¯s Answer

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    When the heavy rain stopped and the sky slowly cleared up, it was already three hours later.  Mankrik led a hundred orc warriors to miraculously rescue the orc general Thok who was trapped in the quilboar crypt, but less than twenty of the hundred orc warriors survived in the end.  Half of the members of the Blood Blade Mercenary Group who participated in this battle died, but there was no sadness on the faces of the surviving people, because the orc general Sok had been rescued, and their operation this time was definitely a sure profit.  Most of the lobsterman slaves in Ratchet Village died. Although the murlocs in the village have been restraining the wild boars from the outside, they have also suffered more than thirty casualties. There is no way to guarantee absolute safety in such a chaotic battle.  The tauren Tuga transformed back into human form, and in front of him lay a black-skinned steel-bristle boar man. The muscles on this black-skinned steel-bristle boar man's hands and arms bulged, and his chest muscles were extremely powerful, but at this time he  But it is bound up layer by layer by a large net woven by water plants.  This black-skinned, steel-maned wild boar man is named Krinig Badnose. He is the leader of the largest steel-maned wild boar tribe in this thorn ridge.  During the chaotic battle, the tauren Tuga transformed into a cheetah and sneaked up to Krinig. He used the druid's root entanglement skills to trap the strong wild boar man, and then he cooperated with a dozen murlocs to throw  The fishman net that went out successfully captured the wild boar man alive.  Because the leader was captured alive, the orc soldiers finally succeeded in rescuing the orcs trapped in the cave.  "Kill this damn quilboar!" Orc General Thok was seriously injured, but he was still furious at this time.  "Wait." Tauren Druiduga stood up and stopped the orcs.  "Killing this wild boar will not help. We should calm down and solve the problem." Tauren are a peace-loving race, especially the tauren druids.  "The sacrifices of the orc warriors must be repaid with more blood." Suok refused to give up.  "Hmph, you orcs have seized the territory where we wild boar people have lived for generations and cut down all the thorn vines to build the orc capital Orgrimmar. Now even the thorn vines in Thorn Ridge are about to wither and disappear. But the wild boar people will definitely regain it.  Lose your land and drive away all of you aliens." Krynig snorted twice and said viciously.  The orcs tried their best to kill Krinig Badnose on the spot to avoid future troubles, but the tauren Tuga repeatedly stopped the orcs, and the situation became a stalemate.  At this time, a huge raptor fell from the sky.  The raptor holds a quilboar in its claws.  After landing, the raptor transformed into a female tauren, a tauren druid.  The quilboar brought by the druid was wearing a green robe. He was the mystic Razosnot. It was the withered toxins spread by this quilboar mystic that plunged the Barrens into a huge crisis.  "Nala, who is this wild boar man? Why did you come here?" asked the tauren Tuga.  "This wild boar man is the source of the blight plague you are looking for in Thorn Ridge. I discovered him when he was escaping. I came here because of the instructions of my teacher Archdruid Hamuul." Name of the female tauren  Her name is Nala Wildmane, and she is a young druid who studied with Archdruid Ihamuul in the Highlands of Elders in Thunder Bluff.  The orc general Thok did not recognize this female tauren druid.  But after hearing her say that she was the disciple of Arch Druid Hamuul, Sok looked at her with more respect.  Archdruid Hamuul Rune Totem is the elder of the Tauren. He not only restored the lost Druidry of the Tauren, he is also the Druid leader of the entire tribe. In the last battle with the Burning Legion, he  Established outstanding achievements.  "It's great news that we finally caught this plague-spreading quilboar. Krynig is the leader of the largest tribe of quilboars in Thorn Ridge, and the orcs now want to kill him. The quilboar's thorns  Most of the vines have withered under the influence of the black blood on the ground. The place where they have lived for generations will no longer exist. "Tuga, the tauren, knows that Nala is the great druid Hamu.  After Erpai arrived, Nala became the main focus. He told Nala the current situation.  "When I came, the teacher gave me his scepter. He said that Mother Earth would point me in the right direction." Nala Wildmane said warmly.  Hearing that Nala said that the Archdruid did not give clear instructions, the orc Thok once again glanced at the wild boar leader Klinik with a sharp look.  Everyone's eyes gradually turned to Nala Wildmane, and the female tauren druid walked forward calmly. Every few steps she took, the scepter in her hand gently tapped against the damp desolation.  above the land.  Nala Wildmane seemed to be guided by a mysterious force, like a wanderer who had left the world and walked forward step by step.  Until she came to a deserted cliff.  The land under the cliff collapsed due to the heavy rain. The red soil carried countless large and small stones and was washed to the ground by the torrent caused by the heavy rain. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The scepter of the Wild Mane given to Nala by the Archdruid Ihamuur struck on the newly born wasteland under the cliff.  A circle of green ripples appeared, the damp soil on the wasteland peeled off, and several red stones appeared in everyone's field of vision.  "This is? Blood rock fragment!" Although the wild boar man Krynig Badnose was lying on the ground, he was also paying attention to Nala Wildmane. From a distance, he recognized the red stone emerging from the ground as blood rock.  fragments.  The blood rock fragments are also called Agamaggan blood rock fragments by the wild boar people. The ancient demigod Agamaggan of the wild boar people was sacrificed in the barren land.  The quilboar believe that the blood of their demigod ancestors dyes these stones red, so some quilboar use blood rock fragments as totems and talismans to enhance their strength and magical energy during battle.  In addition to being used by the quilboars as a stone with magical power, the blood rock fragments have another, more important meaning to the quilboars.  Because the wild boars believe that thick thorn vines will grow where Aga Maggan's blood is spilled, and these thorn vine jungles that grow with the power of Aga Maggan's blood are the holy land of the wild boar people. The only place in the entire Barrens is the Razor Highlands.  Such thorn and vine jungles can only be found in the two places of Inner Mongolia and Razorfen.  Nala Wildmane slowly grabbed a handful of green seeds as fine as powder from the leather bag on her body, stretched out her hand, and gently rubbed her fingers to spread the seeds in the wind.  Green seeds fell near the red stone, and Nala¡¯s seed-sowing hand began to emit green magical fluorescence, a light that symbolizes life.  There has just been a heavy rainstorm in the Barrens.  The red land is moist and moist, and the fallen seeds will take root and sprout immediately.  These seeds are the seeds of the wild boar thorn vines. The vitality of the seeds is extremely strong. Under the magical light of Nala Wild Mane, these seeds soon grew into several fresh vines as tall as one person.  After finishing all this, Nala Mane slowly turned around and faced everyone.  She said in a gentle voice: "This is the answer given by Mother Earth." Nala. Wildmane used the scepter of Arch Druid Ihamuur to find the hidden treasure in the ground of Thorn Ridge.  Blood rock fragments and new thorn vines will grow wildly where Agamaggan's blood flows, and this place will become an ideal habitat for the wild boars.  The earth has given the creatures of the Barrens an answer. The black water left by the blight plague on the earth has been washed away by heavy rains. The new habitat that will appear in the near future can finally calm the steel-bristle quilboars of Thorn Ridge.
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