Garona

About
She was a legend in the world of Azeroth, not only because she had Orc blood, but also because she was regarded as the one who turned the wheel of history.

Garona was of mixed blood – both Orc and Draenei.

She didn't know who her father was, while her mother came from a prestigious house. Garona's uncle was the Draenei called Maraad.

Maraad was no ordinary person.

He had witnessed many battles in which the world had resisted the Legion and was a role model to the Draenei people. With his incomparable battle skills and decisive displays of upholding justice, he earned the respect of the entire Alliance.

In his hands he wielded the Hammer of the Naaru, one of the ultimate weapons of the Paladins.

She is Lu Li's teacher.

Appearance
Garona, who was of mixed blood, had the physical characteristics of an Orc, but seemed much gentler.

Some had thought that she was part-human and part-Orc, because back then, the Tribes did not know of the existence of the Draenei people. This was because her appearance resembled that of a human's as well.

History
During the occupation of Draenor by the Orcs, many Draenei women were assaulted by Orc soldiers. It was in these tumultuous conditions that Garona was born.

However, because she had Orc-like green skin and Draenei ancestry, the local residents didn't put her to death and instead made her a slave. After she fled and tried to join the Orc camp, she was rejected because she was from a weak bloodline.

Eventually, the deceitful Gul'dan generously took her in and allowed her to join the Shadow Council under his control.

Growing up during that period, she was very well-versed in Draenor and Orc culture. This made her invaluable to the Shadow Council and she soon became the Chief Translator, as well as a private spy and an assassin for Gul'dan.

After the Orcs invaded Azeroth, Garona's experienced greatly helped them gain insight into their latest human enemies.

She had been sent by Gul'dan as a secret spy to the Elwynn Forest, but was found and arrested by the humans. To rescue Garona, the Orc Horde raided the Horthshire Abbey, an important stronghold of the Kingdom of Azeroth, and turned it into rubble.

Later, she was sent to assassinate Medivh, but a demi-god like Medivh was not so easy to deal with. He killed his attackers and left Garona to relay a message back to Gul'dan. Gul'dan sent her back to Medivh, but this time, Medivh kept her around.

During her time with Medivh, Garona met Khadgar, his apprentice. He was also a spy from Dalaran sent to watch Medivh.

Khadgar initially hated those of both Orc and Draenei blood, and the feeling was mutual with Garona. As time passed, a mutual trust formed between them, but Garona and Khadgar continued to attack other's races. However, as they learned from each other, they soon suspected that Medivh was keeping from secrets from them.

Eventually, they discovered that Medivh was actually the person who had brought the Orcs into Azeroth through the power of the fallen Titan Sargeras.

As to why Medivh had Sargeras' personality and strength, that was another story.

Khadgar and Garona fled to the Stormwind fortress where they met Ryan and Lothar. The future king had no qualms with her Orc heritage and accepted her.

They then organized a group of people to mount a surprise-attack on Karazhan and kill Medivh.

In the next few months, Garona became King Ryan's most trusted advisor. She told the Lord about the Horde's inner workings, giving them an advantage that they used to deal with them.

However, when the Stormwind Fortress fell, she assassinated King Ryan and brought his heart back to her master Gul'dan.

No one knew what all of this was for, but what happened next surprised everyone – Garona told the Doomhammer where the Shadow Council was held. The Doomhammer then raided the Shadow Council and killed all of its members but Gul'dan.

Later, while Gul'dan was in the process of finding Sargeras' eye, he was destroyed by the demon in Sargeras' tomb.

From that point onwards, Garona was truly free, but her story went much further than that. She had already become pregnant when she assassinated King Lothar, which was simply impossible for Medivh to imagine.

In any case, her child survived, but because she had killed King Ryan, Garona thought she had definitely gone mad. In an attempt to not bring her misfortune upon her son, she found Meliri – a Mage human soul that had lived for more than 3000 years. Garona entrusted her child to her and told her that the boy's name was Med'an.

Since then, Garona had never shown her face again to the world.