Chapter 120: Mogaore

The teleportation ability of the return scroll is similar to the group teleportation experience. After a period of dizziness due to weightlessness, Garin brought a group of cattle to the location of Thunder Bluff in the future. The teleportation point was an outpost deployed by Garin in advance.

The main city of the Tauren in later generations, Thunder Bluff, was built on four towering cliff platforms. At this moment, Garin and his companions were standing on the largest platform.

This is a peak platform that is nearly ten kilometers wide. To get up from the ground, you need to use a flying mount or magic. Later, the Tauren chose to use an elevator to build a city here.

There are three small platforms around the large platform, which can be connected by three suspension bridges. Garin estimates that these four platforms can easily accommodate 200,000 people.

At this moment, Kane and Hamuul were observing the land carefully. All they saw was lush green. Moreover, with their strength and their high position, they could see the mountains surrounding the grassland basin at a glance. It was indeed surrounded by mountains, making it easy to defend but difficult to attack.

There is also a huge lake in the south, sparkling under the sunlight, and the figures of chocobos and savannah lions can be vaguely seen on the grass.

Garin waited for a while, letting them stand on the edge of the cliff and carefully observe the land, until Hamuul showed an intoxicated look on his face, and Garin finally spoke.

"Welcome to Mulgore! The new home that Mother Earth has prepared for the Shuhalu people!"

"Mul'gaore, the highest and safe home, Mor'gaore, Mor'gaore!" Hamuul seemed a little mysterious after hearing Garin's words, "Praise Mother Earth, praise the sun Anshe!"

At this time, Kane saw Garin's confusion and said, "Morego, in the language of our Shuharu tribe, represents supremacy and safety. All this is really the guidance of Mother Earth. Thank you, Garin!"

Unexpectedly, there is a reason for the mistake. Garin had never thought that the place name Morego in the previous game had such a meaning. It was normal that he didn't know. When the game was first launched, the Horde had already been established. Garin only knew that the orcs' main city Orgrimmar was to commemorate the former orc chieftain Orgrim, and Durotar was to commemorate Thrall's father, the former Frostwolf Chieftain Durotan.

The Tauren is not the protagonist in the plot, so who would delve into the origin of the name of the Tauren novice map?

"Chief Cain, are you satisfied with this land?" Garin wanted to settle the tauren as soon as possible. He had been away for a long time this time. It was already November, and he rushed back to Stromgarde before the New Year to participate in the kingdom's New Year celebration.

"Please call me Kane, Garin. This land is a gift from Mother Earth. The revival of the Tauren will begin here. We Shuhalu will always remember your friendship!" Kane looked at Garin and said seriously.

Garin was secretly happy. He had put in so much effort just to pull the Minotaur onto his chariot. He had given them such a huge help, and considering the Minotaur's character, this was a sure thing.

"Morego is not completely free of danger. In the south, there are a large number of gnolls entrenched. In the southeast, there is a place called Thorn Blade Canyon, where wild boars are rampant. In the high mountains at the north and south ends, the harpies of the Windfury tribe are also difficult to deal with. The Shuharu must not take it lightly!"

Garin still had to give a warning. After all, even thirty years later, the Tauren had not yet resolved the three wild monster forces entrenched in Mulgore, and there was even a new force that violently mined resources, the venture capital company.

When Garin played the Tauren trumpet, he dealt with these forces a lot and had a certain understanding of them. At least they tied up a lot of the Tauren's energy.

"The Shuhalu love peace and I am happy to share this land with them. If they dare to harm my people, they will bear the wrath of the Shuhalu!" Kane is very confident in the fighting ability of his people. The Centaurs can suppress the Shuhalu tribe only by relying on their numerical advantage. Coming to the new land, Kane feels that he is good enough again. He can beat a hundred gnolls and wild boars.

"The bravery of Shuhalu is known to the world. So, Cain, what are you going to do with the rest of your tribesmen? Should I help teleport them or will you come here by yourselves?" Garin no longer mentioned the matters of the gnolls, boarmen and harpy men. Only by experiencing them personally could he know how difficult these races were. He turned to discuss the migration of the tauren with Cain.

"Garlin, do you have any ideas?" Kane thought for a while and chose to ask Garin's opinion first. He usually only discussed with Hamuul and a group of trusted chiefs. At this time, he chose to ask Garin, which meant that he had regarded Garin as a true messenger of Mother Earth and acknowledged his friendship with him.

"I have a magic item, the same one I used just now, which can instantly teleport most people from their original location to a pre-set location." Garin recommended a return scroll to Kane and Hamuul.

"I just don't know how many people there are in Shuhalu?"

Even though Kane knew nothing about magic, he knew that the magical ability that allowed him to change his location in an instant was a very precious magic item. And Garin chose to use the precious magic item in exchange for the safe migration of his people. While he was moved, he silently remembered this favor.

"Garlin, the Shuhalu have more than 800,000 people. Magical items are too precious. We already know the location of Mulgore. Let's have the people come over!"

Kane also knew that teleporting 800,000 Tauren was a huge project. Even using a legion-level portal, it could only transport a force of tens of thousands. The Shuharu were an entire race, and their number was too large.

Garin silently calculated that even if one return scroll could transport a thousand Taurens, eight hundred return scrolls would be needed for eight hundred thousand Taurens. He really couldn't take out so many return scrolls at once, but he still had a few hundred. When the time came, he could let the Taurens squeeze together and stand within the range of the return scrolls. He could still bring some of them over first, especially the elderly, the weak, women and children. Tauren without fighting ability would easily die on the way of migration.

After thinking for a while, Garin still insisted on his idea: "Kane, I can't take out the magic props to teleport the entire Shuharu, but I can provide a part of it to teleport the old cows and calves in the tribe who don't have much fighting power first, and then choose a legion to protect them and start building a new home. What do you think?"

This proposal made Kane, Hamuul and his companions' eyes light up. Their migration route was a bloody one. They didn't know how many tribesmen had died on the road. Most of them were the elderly, the weak and children who were not strong enough. If they could let them come directly, they would lead the remaining warriors to migrate on foot. This would indeed ensure the highest survival rate.

"Jialin, thank you for your help. We Shuharu will always stand by your side!"

I've been waiting for you to say this. Although Garin regards the Taurens as friends, it is impossible for him to give them all the time. He also needs the help of the Taurens, so that both sides can get what they need and maintain a long-term relationship.

"I have a city in the Barrens, about five days' journey from the exit of Mulgore. Once you are settled, I will provide you with food and some necessities, and you should also build a new home as soon as possible, especially these high platforms under your feet and the valley gate of Mulgore. This is related to the fate of you Shuhalu!"

After the discussion, Kane and his team were brought back to their original camp, and they were left with hundreds of return scrolls with their destinations set.

Garin left the Minotaur camp. He had been away from Garin Port for too long, and Gandalf had not conveyed much information to him. The Thornbacks didn't know what was going on with Grayjoop.

He had to deploy the strategy for the Barren Land as soon as possible and return to the Eastern Continent, as the Anbu there had already sent the latest news.