Eitrigg shrugged.

…

On the way back to the palace, Mortus briefly introduced the members of the new mission, but Nathanos did not listen to a word. He did not pay attention to the negotiations with the Argent Crusade, and only wanted to use thousands of Crusaders and civilians to

, including the life of the Grand Inquisitor Whitemane, to reach a non-aggression agreement with Fording. Fording is the Ashbringer, and he will not care about the lives of so many living people.

Nathanos is very confident that the only thing he is worried about is the Horde. It seems that the other party is very determined to want the Forsaken to join the Horde. If successful, those captives will not need to be sent back to Orgrimmar.

All Forsaken territories will belong to the Horde.

There is no point in discussing other topics now. Only by rejecting the Forsaken's proposal to join the tribe, Eitrigg will discuss other cooperation with him.

This is what was expected.

Suddenly, there was a rustle in the wind, and Nathanos stopped. He looked back at the sunset in Lordaeron. He was solemn for a long time, but he did not notice a soldier coming next to Mortus.

He seemed to hear the Grand Executive calling him and looked away.

"What's wrong?"

"Messenger Ji wants to meet with you alone."

Of course Ji will want to see him. Because he didn't say a word just now, and he wasn't dissatisfied with being in Lordaeron.
Chapter completed!