The Tragedy of warcraft character stories Van Cliff

He was a thief, he was also a stonemason, and when the nobles of Stormwind City wanted to rebuild Stormwind City destroyed by war, he led his brothers to work day and night, and through their unremitting efforts, they finally presented a magnificent Storm City to the world. When Van Cliff approached the Storm City nobles and demanded a salary that should have belonged to them, the Storm City nobles were provoked by the famous Black Dragon sister Onixia and ruthlessly rejected Van Cliff

The stonemasons were not reconciled, they wanted to return their salaries, they went to the nobles of Stormwind City to theorize, the good-natured Queen Tiffin promised to help them get their salaries back, and just as they were negotiating in the street, a stone with a behind-the-scenes black hand operation hit the queen's head, and the queen died. It was Varian's most beloved wife, and our king was furious

Breaking the chopsticks again drove the stonemasons out of Storm City.

Desperate, Van Cliff was furious, and he vowed to get back everything that belonged to them for his brothers, and he recruited a large number of pirates from the western wilderness and the stonemasons under his command to form the Brotherhood of Stonemasons, who went deep into the mine of death and built a gunboat that could blow up the entire Storm City, and at this time Van Cliff thought to himself that perhaps violence was the only language they could understand

Just when Van Cliff and his men were secretly plotting revenge, the Eastern Kingdom ushered in a group of 'peace-loving' people, commonly known as foot men, who, under the orders of the nobles, carried the banner of killing Van Cliff [in fact, for some experience]

They pounced on the Death Mine like hungry tigers, the foot men killed all of Van Cliff's men, what Guldan didn't do, Van Cliff didn't do it either, Van Cliff fell, the foot men frantically divided everything they could wear..........

Van Cliff was wiped out, and he did not get a steel hammer that belonged to them until his death.