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Chapter 148 Hero]

Pfister had interrogated tribal generals many times during World War I, and Turalyon and others knew his ability.

So he asked him to interrogate several captured tribal leaders.

Pfister couldn't refuse, so he agreed.

From the mouths of several people, everyone learned that the purpose of the orcs was not to attack Azeroth.

But to steal artifacts, open portals, and find a new home to settle in.

In addition, the Orc Overseer also said that a group of people had recently returned with artifacts.

As for what it is, they don't know because the two parties belong to different sequences.

Pfister's heart moved when he heard this.

Immediately, the clerk was asked to write a statement, and the high-level officials of the tribe were charged.

Then the group returned to the temporary headquarters.

The atmosphere in the camp was somewhat silent.

After a while, Danas finally laughed: "It seems that everything is over."

But Turalyon sighed: "No, not yet. Our world may be safe, but there will be other worlds that will be poisoned by orcs."

"Generalissimo, you are right." Danas lowered his head a little ashamedly, and then said in a deep voice, "We need to do something."

As soon as these words came out, everyone's emotions rose.

Kurdrant stood up abruptly: "They have always hit us, this time it's time for us to fight back!"

"It's impossible to completely close the Dark Portal in Azeroth, maybe we can find a way to cut off the connection when we get there." Khadgar also laughed.

And Lilas blushed excitedly: "Our elves are going to send troops too! It's time to avenge the victims of the land of ghosts!"

Then everyone chattered and offered advice.

A bold plan to push back the orc's homeland followed.

Inspired by the heroism of the crowd, Pfister also wanted to join them for a moment.

But rationality still triumphs over sensibility.

He ended up saying nothing.

Perhaps seeing his embarrassment, Turayang came to Pfister's side.

Hugged him fiercely and said, "The future of Azeroth is in the hands of Fitz and you!"

Others also echoed and said similar things.

Pfister couldn't help his eyes slightly sore.

Taking a deep breath, he nodded heavily.

Then his heart moved, thinking that there happened to be a batch of newly made magic props in the storage space.

It was made by Pfister himself and used to arm the high-level personnel of the school.

So he handed over the space equipment loaded with strange objects to Khadgar.

And inform each other how to use them one by one.

These props have different functions, but most of them are effective.

It should make the Allied forces' operations in Draenor much smoother.

It can be regarded as some meager strength.

He can only do so much.

Since Pfister has said that he has important matters to deal with and is eager to leave, it is inconvenient to stay now.

After staying in the camp for another day, he went to bid farewell to everyone again.

Now the command is in a meeting.

Pfister can only listen in first.

What he didn't expect was that Turayang introduced the plan to the officers and made a bitter statement.

It received unanimous praise, and no one objected.

At least on the surface.

The relationship between middle-level generals and soldiers is already very close.

In a sense, it represents the will of the entire army.

It seems that the world never lacks heroes.

It is conceivable that it would not be a problem for Turayang to pull up an expeditionary force of 30 to [-] people.

After the strategy meeting ended, Pfister made an informal farewell to everyone.

Then return with Solanian.

When casting the spell, Pfister couldn't help but feel a little melancholy.

He secretly said that although his reputation was in full swing and the world knew him as a great hero, Pfister knew about his own affairs.

Realize that you are just a layman after all.

If it does not affect his own interests, he is willing to do something for the world.

But if he really wanted to risk his life, Pfister was not so willing.

I'm afraid we will weigh the pros and cons carefully.

He was unwilling to participate in expeditions that had nothing to do with the overall situation like the latter part of World War II.

Compared with Turayang and others, he undoubtedly lacks some fearless spirit.

Of course, it's not all his fault.

After all, Pfister is no longer the penniless boy he was when he first crossed.