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So, this is my story.
THE TAINTED LEGEND
A lore alteration of The Battle of Mount Hyjal
The red-skinned warrior stands up, picking up his axes. Gripping the weapons tightly, he prepared to strike. Staring at his oppositions, the Dreadlord Anetheron, and the Lich Rage Winterchill, his eyes burns with rage. The human’s base has been half-destroyed. Bodies of Humans, Orcs, Elves and of many other races strewn across the battlefield. The glint on his eyes signifies rage, as he roars and slams his axes at the Dreadlord’s neck, instantly killing him and creating a pool of blood.
Not caring about the lifeless demon in front of him, he sets his sight on the skeletal figure of the Lich. His eyes watch the undead sorcerer’s hand, preparing for any spell he might have in charge. He looked in terror as the skeletal hands of the undead created two black crystals, signifying the spell Death and Decay.
Knowing what will happen if he don’t escape the deathly magic, he quickly moves back to save his life. Right on cue, the Lich began to channel the spell. Knowing that the Lich must fully concentrate on the spell and cannot move while doing so, the red-skinned warrior leap to the dead mage’s back and slice him down with ease. However, he’s still not done as he hasn’t destroyed the most precious thing a Lich could ever have: Their Phylactery.
Running across the warfare, the warrior desperately searched for the Lich’s Phylactery. After a short time running here and there, he finally saw the Phylactery, guarded and carried by four Necromancers. Leaping on that direction, he cripples the four Guardian Necromancers and killed them, gaining a free access to Rage Winterchill’s Phylactery. Staring on the urn-shaped container, he tightly held his axe, preparing to destroy it. One second later, the axe was planted onto the Phylactery, ending Rage Winterchill once and for all.
Picking his axe, the warrior looked back to the human’s base. To his horror, the base was nearly devastated by the might of a demon, Azgalor the Pit Lord. He rushes back to the human’s base, mowing down all undead and demons along the way. After some seconds, he came face-to-face with the Pit Lord, staring in disgust. The purple demon stared at the warrior as if he was a flea. Unleashing his might, the Pit Lord slashes the warrior with his double-edged sword. The orcish warrior, exhausted from running and axe-swinging, got mortally wounded by the big demon. Not realizing that his end was near, the warrior tried to stand up, only to fail and falls to the ground. Realizing that he was fated to be slain in this glorious battle, he stopped his struggle, smiling before the Pit Lord thrusts his back with the double-edged sword Spite, ending the warrior’s life.
Lore Alteration by Dead-Man-Walking
Official Lore by Blizzard Entertainment
Alterations that i made:
-There are no Fel Orcs in Hyjal at the Horde's side. Our hero is a Fel Orc.
-Our hero kills both Anetheron and Rage Winterchill. In "original" lore of WoW, both of them are killed by Rag-Tag-Heroes from the future.
THE TAINTED LEGEND
A lore alteration of The Battle of Mount Hyjal
The red-skinned warrior stands up, picking up his axes. Gripping the weapons tightly, he prepared to strike. Staring at his oppositions, the Dreadlord Anetheron, and the Lich Rage Winterchill, his eyes burns with rage. The human’s base has been half-destroyed. Bodies of Humans, Orcs, Elves and of many other races strewn across the battlefield. The glint on his eyes signifies rage, as he roars and slams his axes at the Dreadlord’s neck, instantly killing him and creating a pool of blood.
Not caring about the lifeless demon in front of him, he sets his sight on the skeletal figure of the Lich. His eyes watch the undead sorcerer’s hand, preparing for any spell he might have in charge. He looked in terror as the skeletal hands of the undead created two black crystals, signifying the spell Death and Decay.
Knowing what will happen if he don’t escape the deathly magic, he quickly moves back to save his life. Right on cue, the Lich began to channel the spell. Knowing that the Lich must fully concentrate on the spell and cannot move while doing so, the red-skinned warrior leap to the dead mage’s back and slice him down with ease. However, he’s still not done as he hasn’t destroyed the most precious thing a Lich could ever have: Their Phylactery.
Running across the warfare, the warrior desperately searched for the Lich’s Phylactery. After a short time running here and there, he finally saw the Phylactery, guarded and carried by four Necromancers. Leaping on that direction, he cripples the four Guardian Necromancers and killed them, gaining a free access to Rage Winterchill’s Phylactery. Staring on the urn-shaped container, he tightly held his axe, preparing to destroy it. One second later, the axe was planted onto the Phylactery, ending Rage Winterchill once and for all.
Picking his axe, the warrior looked back to the human’s base. To his horror, the base was nearly devastated by the might of a demon, Azgalor the Pit Lord. He rushes back to the human’s base, mowing down all undead and demons along the way. After some seconds, he came face-to-face with the Pit Lord, staring in disgust. The purple demon stared at the warrior as if he was a flea. Unleashing his might, the Pit Lord slashes the warrior with his double-edged sword. The orcish warrior, exhausted from running and axe-swinging, got mortally wounded by the big demon. Not realizing that his end was near, the warrior tried to stand up, only to fail and falls to the ground. Realizing that he was fated to be slain in this glorious battle, he stopped his struggle, smiling before the Pit Lord thrusts his back with the double-edged sword Spite, ending the warrior’s life.
Lore Alteration by Dead-Man-Walking
Official Lore by Blizzard Entertainment
Alterations that i made:
-There are no Fel Orcs in Hyjal at the Horde's side. Our hero is a Fel Orc.
-Our hero kills both Anetheron and Rage Winterchill. In "original" lore of WoW, both of them are killed by Rag-Tag-Heroes from the future.
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he is under the control of the legion ... 
