Chapter 114: Are you wild demigods? Join the tribe

"Can you feel this distance now? The Cursed Lands aren't far from Stormwind City." Azodun said.

Once mortal races draw upon the Abyssal Lord's demon blood, they are easily corrupted and thus controlled by that Abyssal Lord.

Back then, the orcs of Draenor were controlled by Mannoroth's demon blood.

Until an old orc split that fool Mannoroth in half with an axe, this curse control was lifted.

What an absolute idiot—Mannoroth's combat power, the strongest among the Abyssal Lords, was so easily killed by a mortal; it's utterly embarrassing.

"Sorry, my lord, I can't feel this distance, but as soon as something appears around me, I will definitely sense it." Darchom said.

"Forget it! Don't rush this; Kulu'er is going to attack the tribal capital. Follow behind him—if he gets into danger,"

"You just rescue him; don't let him die easily, because later plans still need this fool to cooperate!" Azodun said.

According to Kil'jaeden's plan, Kazzak and Kulu'er, these two fools, need to draw the Alliance's fire, then lure them to Outland.

Let them attack the Dark Temple and kill the demon hunter Illidan, who destroyed two Legion planets.

Having come to the Azeroth world, I also have a task: to watch over these two fools, make sure nothing happens to them, for the Azeroth world still has many who can threaten the Legion.

"I understand, my lord; I'll set off now." The great Abyssal Lord Darchom nodded, moved his bulky body, and headed toward the tribal direction.

Some warlocks in the Legion have already opened a portal, sending the great Abyssal Lord through; the Legion's technology is highly advanced, and whenever needed, one can freely travel within a planet.

At the same time that Demon King Kulu'er was going to attack the tribal capital, Thrall was receiving guests.

Luode, Kaido, and Retusen once again arrived at Orgrimmar, where they received a grand welcome from Thrall, the Kul Tiras Guard stood in line to greet them, and the orc tribe gave Luode and Kaido the highest level of reception etiquette.

All of Orgrimmar pulled out a very high standard to receive Kaido, Luode, and the others.

"Welcome back to Orgrimmar, my friend. Retusen, has the wound on your head healed?" Thrall asked, looking at Retusen.

Last time he was seriously wounded in the Molten Core, this tribe's most powerful warlock was left with permanent sequelae, flames belonging to the Grinding Lord burning on his head.

I never expected that this time his wounds would actually heal, and from his aura it seems his strength has also increased considerably.

"Chief, I've not only healed my own wounds but also mastered Ragnaros's power. Now I can easily wield fire." Retusen said, and a ball of scorching flame ignited in his palm, constantly shifting shape.

This flame even flew into the sky under Retusen's control, bursting with blinding light; his orc mentor Retusen, during this time in the pirate world, aside from building the Dark Portal, had merely familiarized himself with his power, even lacking time to learn Haki.

Now, Ragnaros's power in his hand is his own power to wield freely, easier than those fire mages.

Several Blood Elf fire mages seeing this were also stunned, wondering if they were mistaken—how could fire power be so easily driven?

This is far easier than them using arcane energy to cast fire magic; several shamans were also astonished watching Retusen wield fire, clearly feeling this wasn't fel magic, and Retusen wasn't using fel magic to control these flames.

He uses the purest elemental force, manipulating elemental fire, which is a shamanic spell. However, unlike borrowing elemental power, Retusen seems to be driving his own body.

"Truly amazing, Retusen, you now look like a top-tier shaman." Thrall said.

The orc tribe greatly reveres shamans; each shaman holds supreme status in the tribe, so Thrall's words were quite flattering.

"Thank you for the praise, Chief. Not only that, I've suppressed the fel power within me; now I no longer need to worry about fel eroding me." Retusen said.

"Truly amazing, Mr. Luode, is all this your doing? You said before that you would also help the fel-corrupted orcs you saved from Draenor." Thrall looked at Luode, bowed deeply, then asked.

If we could truly rescue those orcs deeply corrupted by fel, that would be a good thing for the tribe. According to information they got from the Blood Elves, there are now many fel-orc tribes existing in Outland.

Previously, everyone in the tribe thought these fel-corrupted comrades were beyond saving, but now if there's even a slim chance to save them, Thrall wants to give it a try.

"That's right, Chief. I have a way to suppress the orcs' fel power; I'm also a warlock, but as long as I don't use fel magic, nobody will notice." Luode said.

At the same time, fire, wind, frost, and lightning elements gathered in Luode's hand.

After eating the Azure Dragon Fruit for a while, the Azure Dragon's power has awakened within Luode; even in human form, Luode can control fire, storm, frost, and lightning.

In the pirate world it wasn't especially noticeable, but after arriving in the Azeroth world it became like an instinct; the last time Kaido also heard some mysterious calls in the Azeroth world and sensed new power.

Luode is the same this time; as his strength grows, this feeling intensifies, but unfortunately his Observation Haki isn't strong enough to faintly hear that voice.

However, frost, fire, storm, and lightning—Luode can now control these four powers.

"My friend, I've heard that you came this time wanting to join the tribe, right?" Thrall asked.

About a month and a half ago, a huge spaceship descended from the sky and landed on Mithril Island.

The Night Elves and the Alliance immediately made contact with them; they are beings that use holy light, and although their appearance closely resembles that of the eredar demons, they call themselves Draenei.

According to the information I obtained, they have already decided to join the Alliance.

Thrall isn't very familiar with this race, but many tribe members know them, since they lived together back then.

Living on a planet, living in Draenor, these Draenei master highly advanced technology and are skilled at using holy light energy.

After joining the Alliance, they brought many things, especially paladins and priests, boosting that line; thus the Alliance's combat power greatly increased, and now the tribe side urgently needs to find allies—Blood Elves are indeed strong, but that was in the past.

Now, under Regent Lord Luosema's leadership, the Blood Elves can barely be said to be barely surviving; joining the tribe is also to seek the tribe's protection.

Moreover, it's said that the Blood Elf prince, or rather King Kael'thas, has pledged allegiance to a demon named Illidan, which is not a good thing.

Now, in this brand-new world, a group of allies from another world have shown goodwill toward the tribe; he has no reason not to accept.

After all, one can't just push them over to the Alliance side, can one?

"That's right, Chief; we come from another world, wanting to peacefully coexist with the races here, so we need a reliable ally." Luode said.

"Mr. Luode, Mr. Kaido, you have shown enough friendliness to the tribe; this tribal family welcomes you to join." Thrall said, spreading his arms.

Orcs are actually quite poor; in the Azeroth world they also struggle to survive, so as long as there are allies, orcs will not turn anyone away.

"If that's the case, Chief, do you agree to let our forces join the tribe?" Luode asked.

"That's right; all tribe members are family, all matters can be discussed collectively, we are not like the Alliance.

Everyone must obey the king's orders; between us there is mutual offense and defense, but there is no hierarchy; the chief merely decides the tribe's future direction and major matters." Thrall said.

This was the rule set when he first founded the tribe; although the chief is nominally the tribe's supreme commander, he can only decide the tribe's general development direction and cannot interfere in internal affairs among the races.

Joining the tribe still has many benefits; at least some beings, even knowing about the Dark Portal, dare not scheme against them—such a huge Dark Portal can't stay hidden—and in the future Luode can also lead the tribe's people to fight the World Government.

Dealing with the World Government, Luode doesn't mind having few helpers.

After joining the tribe, if Wano Country is attacked, the tribe has the duty to help; in the future, after Thrall steps down, Luode could even incite Kaido and Xiao Hou to vie for the tribal chieftain position.

To make Kaido the tribal chieftain, Luode previously asked Sylvanas; the queen said she does not want to contend for the tribal chieftain position.

So Kaido can step up, and he himself is quite willing; joining the Alliance, Luode has no good way to attain a high position.

But joining the tribe is completely different, with more benefits and more opportunities.

"If you join the tribe now, and if you need any help from our orc clan, just speak up," said Saal.

"Great chieftain! I and my father-in-law Kaido."

One can feel a kind of wild power, as if it enhances our bodies.

So I want to ask you to help us find a top-tier beast king hunter, and then infuse our bodies with wild power." said Luode.

Another goal of this visit is to learn the wild power; this completely new power can make both myself and Kaido stronger.

"Wild power? Do you mean the power that orcs impose on their animal companions?" At this moment, a tauren standing nearby spoke up.

"Exactly! This power allows me and my father-in-law to transform into a massive divine beast, and to control the four elemental forces of nature; this wild power can increase our combat strength," said Luode.

"Mr. Luode! If you can truly actively accept the wild power and transform into a massive divine beast that controls elemental forces, then there's absolutely no need to seek a hunter's help, or rather, you two actually have another identity," said the tauren.

"Mr. Tauren, what do you mean by that?" Luode asked.

"I am a druid, Mr. Luode; the power used by beast king hunters grants their wild beasts the blessing of wild power."

Actually, it comes from demigod power, the power of a wilderness demigod, but beasts cannot fully unleash this power for some reason.

As far as I know, only mighty beasts blessed by Aizelasi receive the blessing, undergo the baptism of wild power, and become a wilderness demigod.

In Pandaria they are called heavenly gods, while night elves call them demigods; they are the embodiments of Aizelasi's life, the gods of nature.

As long as Aizelasi is not destroyed, no matter how many times they are slain, they can be resurrected in the Emerald Dream.

"You two, have you heard a mysterious voice calling you, or a completely new power seeking to enter your bodies?" the tauren druid exclaimed excitedly.

A divine beast, capable of controlling elemental forces, and with a strong craving for wild power! This is certainly not a phenomenon of hunter companions.

These two are likely wilderness demigods from another world; if they accept the wild power infused with Aizelasi's star soul, they may undergo a change in their life rank.

Thus they could become true wilderness demigods, but this requires entering the Emerald Dream and establishing a deep connection with Aizelasi.

Upon hearing this, Luode was also stunned; he himself hadn't heard that voice, but Kaido had.

Although vague, they indeed felt that controlling elemental power had become easier.

Could it be that Aizelasi's star soul has taken notice of this transmigrator, wanting to make him a wilderness demigod? "You two, can you transform into divine beast forms? I can help you connect with the Emerald Dream; if you wish, you may receive the baptism of the Emerald Dream, truly gaining wild power and becoming a demigod," said the druid.

This feeling grew stronger and stronger; even the Emerald Dream seemed to urge them, Aizelasi's star soul wishing to make them wilderness demigods.

(End of chapter)