The Prince of Lordaeron bravely enters Azeroth

I am Gorak Tul. I am the ruler of the Drust. Only the ruler of the Drust.

From childhood to adulthood, I think I have experienced countless hardships, gone through countless life and death moments, and seen off my brothers and sisters one by one.

As I grew up, I discovered that the Thornspeakers who worship nature and the way Drust studied the balance between life and death were leading our clan to a dead end.

Life and death are an endless cycle, but as overlords, we should make the rules and modify them in time, instead of being stubborn.

The land where the Drust live is not absolutely safe. Natural disasters and wild beasts will devour the unlucky ones among us Drust.

The way of nature that we follow requires us to live in harmony with nature, but nature won't do that, and neither will other species living in nature.

Are some secrets that can be told? The Thornspeakers are too generous. Many Drust are unwilling to share, let alone share with other races.

The land that our ancestors conquered for us cannot be given away for no reason. There are too many races with evil ambitions who only want more.

Harmonious coexistence is only defined by ourselves. We Drust are always for ourselves and our own survival.

It seems that nature has taken the initiative to provide us with food... Hypocrisy, we control and transform nature, making it more suitable for our lives, and we even glorify this behavior.

The Way of Nature was introduced by other races. They definitely have bad intentions and are plotting evil to expand their influence here.

Drust became their squire, a squire who would not betray the knowledge they imparted, but the unexpected discovery of death gave many people new opportunities.

Balancing life and death, Drust... Not every Drust can become a Thorn Speaker. If the Thorn Speakers really exist, can they really balance life and death?

They don't, the Thorn Speakers don't, the Thorn Speakers have always mainly used the way of nature, and death is just a branch of their way of nature.

The power of death is deep and waiting for us to use it. The power to threaten our entire lives is right before our eyes, but no one is willing to tap into it.

Even if someone is willing to explore it, many of the developments related to the power of death are prohibited, and most Drust spurn deeper exploration.

It is better to open up than to block. For the Drust who follow the way of nature, the word balance has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Death is a force that every Drust cannot avoid and will inevitably encounter.

That's when the hidden danger began to emerge: this idea of ​​balancing life and death would divide us into two factions, and I would be the leader of both factions.

My compatriots are immersed in the druidic way and are proud to be Thornspeakers, but some have long been dissatisfied with this, and conflicts have always existed, in varying degrees of severity.

After understanding everything, I was wondering why we can only adapt to the good or bad that others give us, instead of us letting others adapt to the good or bad that we give.

It is time for me, Gorak Tur, to make them change. Good or bad should be decided by me, Drust, instead of being influenced by the outside world.

That day, my journey to becoming a king began. I took the initiative to serve Drust wholeheartedly and get in touch with the lesser faction.

Although my compatriots think that they are not two factions, in my eyes, there are only two factions.

There are many groups of people who are imprisoned in the cage of old and rotten ideas. Contact with them will only waste my time. My life span is not that long.

In the process of serving Drust again and again, I have heard countless teachings, witnessed countless sacrifices, and personally participated in countless issues.

I have always remembered the unreserved teachings of my mentors, and they have strengthened my path to becoming a king.

I will mourn the sacrifice of the Drust warriors, and I will remember the name of every Drust who died gloriously.

The problems that exist between the Drust, whether big or small, have no concrete and feasible solutions, and many of them have been stuck in a long standoff because of the opinions of the parties involved.

If problems are not resolved in a way that both sides consider reasonable and appropriate, then they will eventually explode, just like mine...Maybe a lot of new rules are needed, rules that no one can break.

Because of this incident, I found more companions. Most of the problems between them actually do not need to be discussed internally by us, but rather are outward-looking, a struggle for survival.

If our internal living environment is sufficient for us to digest, be self-sufficient, and satisfy our desires, then wouldn't all these contradictions be easily resolved?

Instead of arguing here, we should unite as one, explore outward, acquire larger lands, ignore the nagging of others, and be our own masters.

I proposed this method to some of them to solve the problems they encountered, the problem of huge differences in status.

Some Drust agreed with my point of view. They also have a desire to move forward... Unfortunately, our numbers are not large enough, so we still need to lie low.

For my fellow countrymen who were suffering greatly from hardship, I did not, like those "instructors", admonish them to restrain their desires. Instead, I let them find opportunities to vent them.

Because I have discovered the true face of the Drust who is not a Thorn Speaker, or who is a Thorn Speaker, the Drust with the highest status.

Their descendants are born superior to others and have the easiest access to knowledge that is most difficult for ordinary Drust to access. They are born to be superior.

In the battle, it is this group of people who suffer the least deaths, and it is this group of people who gain obvious merits and the greatest fame.

As for those who maintain the universal truth, goodness and beauty of Drust, they are either unlucky or lucky. The unlucky ones have long passed away, and the lucky ones have either been controlled or excluded... and moved to another position.

Fortunately, the position of the Drust leader and the positions of the chiefs of each clan were not always controlled by them. The Thornspeaker did a good thing in this regard.

I don’t know when it started, but every Drust leader has to face compromises, both realistic compromises and compromises from themselves.

How to distribute the resources given to Drust has always been a difficult problem in the minds of many leaders, and no distribution can satisfy everyone.

No Drust is born equal, but we have weapons, we have the power to resist, to get everything we want, and our lives are controlled by ourselves.

In this way, I gained my first batch of die-hard fans, and they respected me as a mentor, a leader, and the Great Thorn Speaker... Their influence was far greater than I had imagined, and it was very huge, but this was not enough.

After years of hard work, I have become a Drust of prominent status, able to observe the knowledge of my tribe without kneeling, and I will generously share it.

What is a taboo? I know that what the vast majority of Drust don't want is a taboo.

I didn't expect that I had outstanding talent as well. I quickly understood the basic natural spells of the Thornspeaker.

Death, I finally no longer see Him or feel Him, He becomes a part of my power.

The more knowledge I understand, the more I can discover the darkness buried in the open.

Death is fair, life is unfair.

Life is desirable, but death is resisted.

Both life and death have a price, and I know the price. The power of death is most useful and simple for my fellow men.

When I spread the new doctrine, I made a new discovery. The power of death had already spread throughout the tribe and taken root.

In order to maintain our hometown and the upper class status of our Drust, the spells of death and witchcraft would not be revealed in the open. Death witchcraft is a secret means.

Multiple factions, two factions in my eyes, different clans. I want to expose the death witchcraft. Someone is letting my compatriots die in vain.

Our sacrifices have served their rights... satisfied their glory, and they exclude those who are not like us while sending us to die.

If the Thornspeakers and the leaders can't control you, then I and my followers will defeat you and create new Drust.

As expected, once the veil was removed, almost every Thorntalker supported me to some extent.

I temporarily became the leader of two factions... the leader of a small number of Drust, and I realized part of my dream.

Soon after, I realized that I was wrong... There are differences between clans, and it is the environment I live in that has shaped me... But, there are always similarities between problems.

I have been moving forward step by step and now I have many followers who push me forward. I am their representative.

This reaffirmed my original intention. I thought that with the guidance of Gorak Tur, we in Drust would only live a better life. There were so many people supporting me.

So, I continued to use my discoveries to expand my influence, and even some Thornspeakers believed in me... This could only prove one thing, that it was time for Drust to change.

I carry with me countless thoughts of the Drust people and take over the wind of our Drust times... Opportunities are around me, and I just won't miss any opportunity.

The imbalance of status, the imbalance of distribution, the imbalance of life and death finally made me the leader of Drust, my king.

The day I became the leader of all the clans in Drust, the previous leader taught me something... and I suddenly felt that I was wrong.

If I weren't the leader, I would never be able to fully understand what the Drusts were facing, and I was just a puppet pushed forward by someone with ulterior motives.

The leaders before me didn’t get to this position in the same way as me, but they know some things, and I want to do something...

After becoming the leader, the painful growth I experienced in the past has become a help to me.

Under my leadership, I saw that every member of the Drust clans could smile a little more than before, which was exactly what I had hoped for at the time.

Unfortunately, a round of blood transfusion on the surface cannot cover up the various hidden dangers that have accumulated over a long period of time. I am willing and able to put aside my pride and help my people.

At that time, I believed that if I became the leader, those people with ulterior motives would be more restrained and actively cooperate with me to make Drust a better place.

My ability... I didn't solve those problems. There were always people who opposed me, which resulted in me not being able to carry out what I wanted to do. I was sidelined and became a puppet.

My promises could not be fulfilled for some of the tribesmen... Only those who supported me in taking the position gained some benefits that they thought were unparalleled.

The real people in power behind me don't allow me to do certain things... Change is their means, and it is not real change.

As long as they are not this kind of people who oppose me, no matter which of my people oppose me, I can forgive them, because I know that they are bound.

In order to deal with those who opposed me, I decided to rely closely on the tribesmen who supported me at the beginning, Drust who has always supported me. We have come such a long way and cannot stop halfway.

If we don't have internal stability before we start to wage war, we will be a mess and there will be many possibilities of failure.

In the process of seeking help and uniting my people, some people who had firmly supported me suddenly began to oppose me and refute my views.

At that time, I felt that they had settled for pleasure and had forgotten... I saw their desires, which were the desires of our common dreams, and I still had hope.

However, what hurts me the most is that no matter how well I do or how far-sighted my ideas are, there are always people who think I am wrong and say that I always stand on the side of the opponent... and let me lead them to start a war quickly.