Chapter 112: The Start of War

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Generals Grommash and Thorgar understood the immense pressure resting on their shoulders. Victory hinged on their resilience and strategic brilliance.

No matter the cost, Grommash and Frukin had to hold the line and prevent the 30,000 Hobgoblins from breaching their ranks to reach their HQ and Warchief Kargoth.

Thorgar, however, had a different mission. He needed to break through the enemy lines and reach King Kraggul before the enemies reach theirs.

Both sides faced brutal challenges. They were heavily outnumbered, and their adversaries were not to be mess with. The Hobgoblins were relentless and cunning, making every clash a fierce struggle.

The battlefield roared with the sounds of war, each general knowing that their actions in these moments could turn the tide.

General Grommash and his troops found themselves surrounded by the overwhelming forces of Generals Gralnok and Morzog, their 30,000 Hobgoblins pressing in from all sides.

It was a masterful plan, orchestrated by the cunning strategist Morzog, designed to encircle the Orcs and crush them with sheer numbers, leaving no escape.

The Hobgoblins advanced as one, a sea of green moving with eerie synchronicity, as if guided by a single mind. Their right legs moved in unison, then their left, creating a rhythmic march that echoed like the ominous rumble of distant thunder, heralding an approaching storm.

In their hands, they brandished weapons and shields, their warhogs snorting and pawing at the ground beneath them. Each face was set in grim determination, their eyes hard and unyielding against the dry, whipping wind.

They were a formidable force, an unstoppable tide of warriors ready to crush all who stood in their path. Their ranks forming an impenetrable wall around Grommash's forces.

Spears and swords glinted, a sea of weapons ready to strike. The air was thick with the scent of sweat and blood, the cacophony of battle echoing across the battlefield.

In the midst of this chaos, General Grommash stood unfaze. Unlike Morzog, he wasn't a master of strategy — he was a warrior who relied on raw strength and instinct to win battles.

His war club, a massive metal bat studded with vicious spikes, rested heavily in his hands, ready to unleash devastation.

From across the field, Morzog's sinister laughter cut through the din. "You can't escape my death trap, Hurricane. Once you're surrounded, it's the end of you."

Grommash's eyes narrowed at the taunt, his grip tightening on his weapon. "We'll see about that, goblin!" he roared back, his voice booming like a thunderclap.

Gralnok laughed, a deep, menacing sound. "Who do you think you're talking to? Against brute strength, my speed is unstoppable."

With a fierce grin, Gralnok rode forward with his troops to meet General Grommash head-on. From here on out, it was a battle of strength versus speed.

Morzog grumbled but held his tongue. This confrontation would buy him time to assess the situation and devise the best course of action and strategy.

General Grommash was a whirlwind of destruction, his massive war club cleaving through Hobgoblin ranks with unstoppable force. Each swing sent enemies flying, their bodies crumpling under the devastating impact.

His presence was a beacon of hope and morale for the Orcs, his roars mingling with the cacophony of battle as he carved a path through the enemy lines.

The Hobgoblins seemed powerless against him, their numbers dwindling as Grommash's relentless attacks continued. He fought with the strength of a hundred warriors, his every move a testament to his raw, power.

It seemed nothing could stop him as he barreled forward, his eyes blazing red.

But then, in the heat of battle, a figure emerged from the chaos — General Gralnok wielding large, curved scimitars. His eyes locked onto Grommash, a predatory gleam in his gaze.

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|| A/N ||

I'm diving into a few chapters about the Orcs and Hobgoblins before shifting focus to Rain. These chapters might seem less engaging since the main character isn't involved, but they're crucial for developing some key characters who will play significant roles later on.

Thanks for sticking with it!