On the holy mountain of Harogath, the three ancestors surrounding Craig are a little depressed now.
It's not because of Bulkesso's previous contempt for them, nor is it because Warusk is like a salted fish now.
It's just because they are being watched by other ancestor spirits.
Although it seemed from a distance that they were protecting Craig behind them, they were actually facing the onlookers of other ancestors.
There is no doubt in the eyes of other ancestors, but they have another emotion, which is called questioning!
"I've always been a little curious, that is, who among the three ancestors has the final say? Sometimes I think it's Tarik, and sometimes I think it's Kerik."
Kor looked at the three ancestors with a crooked mouth, and the Wrath of the Hidden Peak in his hand tapped his palm.
This posture looks like a fight will start at any time.
Cole was the first to attack. He was one of the ancestors with the most clear-cut stance on the Holy Mountain, and his stance was to believe in Bul-Katho.
In his life, Bulcasso has never betrayed the trust of others, not even once!
"Why don't you think it's Madoc who's gone?"
Kotur asked as he stood next to Koor with his arms folded.
He was also a little curious about who among the three ancestors was in charge.
But in his heart, he thought it was more likely that Madoc would make the decision.
Kortur was born earlier than Kor, but he did not see the era when Volusk was the Immortal King.
He is a barbarian born after Orak, so Kotur is simply curious about this issue.
"Because Madoc left first. If that bastard had such an important mission, do you think he would make that kind of self-destructive sacrifice?"
Kol tilted his head and looked at Koltur beside him.
Their names are somewhat similar, but their personalities are quite different.
Kotur is a bit taciturn most of the time, or dull.
Anyway, this guy feels quite slow.
Cole is a little more flexible. After all, he is a barbarian who has experienced the establishment of the Holy Mountain of Harrogath.
I have communicated with other nephalems more than once. The kind of communication about the status of barbarians requires discussion with those mages.
Although Cole didn't like that kind of diplomatic rhetoric, he still understood it.
"The existence of the Battle Prophet should not be that simple for the three ancestors. At least now it seems that Kahn, who has taken over Maddock's position, has not changed at all.
If it doesn’t count that he can show his strength when he was alive.”
Kotur rarely said a lot of words.
Many of them were dissatisfied with Kahn.
Maybe after getting used to Madoc's existence, it would be a little difficult for him to accept that this guy has disappeared.
"There is no need to discuss the strength or weakness between Kahn and Madoc. The question now is who has the final say among the three ancestors?
I don't believe that the three ancestors have completely different views.
No matter how fiercely these three guys quarreled, they never had any disagreements, and they even acted in unison."
Cole's eyes were a bit evil.
This problem has existed for a long time, but the existence of the three ancestors before has only shown a beneficial side.
The difficulties that barbarians encountered before were not as difficult to make choices as they are now.
I heard that there is a druid named Fandral Staghelm who is very good at making decisions?
That guy's way of making a decision was very simple, "I want them all."
"Madoc always makes the final decision among us, I just mediate."
Tarik's expression was not very good, and this question hurt him somewhat.
But what stabbed him was not the leadership, but the truth about the three ancestors that had never been mentioned before.
"What about Kolik? Is it just to be a compliment, to pave the way for your disputes, so that the performance can be more natural?"
Olongus shook his head and said.
Although he and Cole have slightly different opinions, they are the same on the matter of caring about the three ancestors.
The existence of the three ancestors has always been a problem for these guys.
"Kelik is the limit. Or..."
"It's insurance!"
Talik and Kolik sang this answer in unison, while Kahn on the side looked a little embarrassed.
Counting the three ancestors, there are only five candidates.
But Kahn has been a substitute for a little too long, and it is not suitable for him to interrupt when talking about some previous things.
"Insurance? Insurance that the decisions Maddock makes will not lead to irreversible consequences?
Or do you mean to ensure that the position of the three ancestors will never change?"
Hailab said with some contempt.
Perhaps in front of those slightly younger dead people, the problems of the three ancestors have no clue.
But this is still somewhat understandable to Hailab.
At least some speculation still exists.
"position?"
Koutul opened his arms and directly pressed Helab's shoulders. He had a posture of "I won't let you go until you explain clearly."
"To use a simple analogy, our ancestors were born in different eras, so naturally the objects of our belief are also different.
For example, those of you who share the same hardships with Bulkesso will naturally trust Bulkesso more than Warusk.
Because you have gotten along and fought together!
For me, Warusk is a trustworthy guy.
So do you understand?"
Hailab rubbed his nose, his expression a little unnatural.
It seemed like he was a little embarrassed by "trusting Warusk".
After all, Volusk is already a salted fish now.
"Who do the three ancestors trust? They are friends with Bulcasso and have fought with him. I don't think those guys would trust anyone other than Bulcasso."
Olongus interrupted again, and at some point he had picked up a huge stone and weighed it.
That look was not much different from the way Cole planned to take action before.
"You are right, we trust Bulkesso.
But compared to this Bulcaisso that we are all familiar with, we must obey the will of another Bulcaisso."
When Talik said this, he raised his head and glanced at the ancestors around him.
It's like you can tell what these guys think about this matter through everyone's eyes.
Barbarians are never good at hiding their emotions. If they are expressionless, it can only be said that they have become numb to what they are seeing.
It was like these soldiers saw someone die.
They have long been used to it.
"Does that mean the first generation ancestors are always here?"
Cole's eyes became more dangerous, and even the anger rushed out of his body.
This guy is the kind of person who understands best.
For example, his current emotion is dissatisfaction and anger.
"It's everywhere, and it could be said that it never exists."
To be continued...