Chapter 48

Before consuming the blood of fel energy, it only gave Kaido a slight increase in strength, but he still hadn't completely surpassed the realm of the Four Emperors.

Now that he has learned anger, a new kind of energy has allowed Kaido to see new heights, just like when he first learned Armament Haki.

Similarly, as a use of energy technique, Kaido is confident he will not lose to anyone.

"But there are many advanced techniques, such as recklessness, lethal strike, and beheading—these are specific combat techniques. Are you sure you don't want to learn them, Kaido?" Luode asked.

This guy Kaido is really arrogant—he actually wants to learn on his own instead of studying the already fully formed and perfected warrior skills.

The warrior skills of Azeroth have been refined over generations: Vrykul techniques, human refinement, dwarven refinement, and the techniques brought by the orc clans when they arrived.

Later, during the Legion's temporary phase, the warrior class even once attracted the attention of the Great Protector Odin, leading to the development of some warrior skills related to Odin.

For example, Odin's Fury.

"No need! Once I master this energy, I will develop it myself. Following someone else's path means you will always be beneath them. You must walk your own road, Luode—remember this." Kaido glanced at Luode and spoke meaningfully.

Well! Since Kaido insists on this, I don't really have anything to say.

"Our orc clan venerates the strong. If you're willing, you can come as guests to Orgrimmar," Saurfang said, stepping forward.

If the enemy can be defeated, then destroy them; but if the enemy cannot be defeated, then maintaining good relations is what should be done.

Moreover, Orgrimmar suffered little damage today—no one even died. Wait, you said that undead rogue? He was already a dead person to begin with.

And because he's a Forsaken, as long as he doesn't fall apart when flying away, he shouldn't die either.

"Do you have good wine here?" Kaido said.

Kaido is clearly very interested in the orc clan—these tall, sturdy fellows. If they learned the Haki from his own world, how strong would they become? If we gave them some sea king meat, their physiques should become even stronger, right?

At this moment, Luode clearly sees that a certain old father-in-law wants to take action against the orc clan.

However, the orcs of the New Horde will not submit to anyone—if you want to maintain a cooperative relationship with them, that's still acceptable.

But the orcs of the Old Horde are different.

Even the draenei—orcs of Outland—were easily enslaved by Illidan in large numbers.

It would be a pity if these demon orcs were wiped out by the Horde—it would be great if they all joined our forces! Let's take a break and discuss this with Kaido; don't keep fixating on the New Horde—our vision must turn to the Old Horde.

However, staying as a guest in Orgrimmar is also one of Luode's goals—I don't know if I can meet my mentor here? The one who truly guided me onto the path of a warlock.

"Come! My friend is entertaining guests—we in Orgrimmar have the finest wine and meat." Saurfang said.

These guys before us clearly possess immense combat power. Since we can avoid breaking relations, we must certainly make them friends of the Horde.

For the Horde to survive in Azeroth, it must rely on allies. Previously, Saurfang courted the tauren tribes, the troll tribes still tried to repair relations with humans, and later accepted the Forsaken; under their recommendation, the blood elves joined the Horde.

At this moment, blood elves have appeared in the Horde's main city—clearly, negotiations between the two sides have already begun, and the blood elves will soon join the Horde.

Under Saurfang's leadership, a group entered Orgrimmar. At this moment, many warriors lie unconscious on the ground in Orgrimmar, but there are still many spellcasters maintaining consciousness, busy handling some affairs in the city.

Those who just went out to meet the enemy were only part of the Horde's combat strength.

Meanwhile, many spellcasters—such as orc warlocks, orc shamans—remain in the city.

Seeing this, Luode felt it was normal—after all, he himself once relied on powerful mental strength to block Kaido's Conqueror's Haki, so there's no reason these orc warlocks couldn't do the same.

At this moment, Luode saw an old orc warlock with flames burning on his head.

Luode lowered the hood of his warlock robe, revealing his true face, and walked toward the old orc with flames burning on his head.

"My mentor! We haven't seen each other in half a year, have we?" Luode said.

"You! You're Luode! My apprentice Luode?" The old orc with flames burning on his head turned his head to look at Luode, astonished, and spoke.

Retheras Flamefury, one of the most powerful warlocks in the entire Azeroth world, in the story world, was truly one of the Horde members who invaded the Heart of Flame and resolved the great screw.

During the Legion's temporary phase, he was the true wielder of the warlock artifact Sargeras's Scepter.

He is also one of the six members of the Dark Reapers Council. When Khadgar summoned all profession representatives, the warlock lineage's representative was Retheras Flamefury.

Finally, following the Army of the Light in their counterattack on the Shattered Beach, he also participated in the battle. In terms of strength, he may not be much inferior to Guldan in the future.

"It's me, your mentor. Last time you said you'd go to the Heart of Flame to deal with Ragnaros.

But after going there, you ignored me for over half a year—I deliberately came to Orgrimmar to find you." Luode said.

"Last time, during the battle in the Heart of Flame against the Firelord, I sustained severe injuries—you should be able to see that my head is permanently engulfed in flames. If it weren't for the fel energy transforming my body, I would have died long ago." Retheras Flamefury said.

That battle left him with permanent wounds, so much so that he never returned to see even this human apprentice of his.

"Was it you who caused the commotion at the gates of Orgrimmar just now?" Retheras Flamefury asked.

The commotion at the gates of Orgrimmar just now had put the Horde on high alert—no one expected it to be caused by your own apprentice.

Could it be a mistake? When I left, this apprentice's strength wasn't this strong—just an ordinary warlock's level.

"No mistake, mentor. I've gained some great power, and I've also brought you a gift—specially prepared for you.

It might even heal your permanent wounds and further enhance your strength." Luode said.

This time, coming to the Horde, there is another very important reason: to find my warlock mentor.

A few years ago, if it weren't for this old orc, Luode would never have come into contact with warlock power.

(End of Chapter)