Necromancer in another world

Chapter 761 Woodmaw Furbolg

If it was an orc shaman who came to Timbermaw Stronghold to exchange ideas with shaman priests, then he would definitely be greeted by the fangs and sharp claws of the Timbermaw furbolg. This orc shaman beat his mother so hard he couldn't recognize him.

But now it was a human being, and the treatment Leo received was completely opposite. Ragroel warmly welcomed him into Timbermaw Stronghold after a little thought.

The reason Leo came to Timbermaw Stronghold was based on his understanding of the Timbermaw furbolg.

The furbolg is a native creature born in this world. Before the orcs appeared, they already had the most primitive shaman culture. The woodmaw furbolg has its own unique way of spiritual cultivation.

If the world does not undergo drastic changes, it is believed that after tens of thousands of years, there will be a new race that rises like human beings in this world, but the reality is that there is no such thing.

With the invasion of the Scourge and the Burning Legion, the orcs entered the world.

At the beginning, because the orcs abandoned their shaman civilization, their appearance did not have much impact on the furbolgs. However, the lost shaman culture of the orcs was recovered in Thrall, and shamans began to be cultivated among the orcs. Priest, and after achieving certain results, something happened that made the furbolgs angry.

There are elemental gods in this world, but because the four elemental lords are subordinates of the ancient gods, they are hostile to the mainstream races of this world. Under the influence of those four, no matter night elves, humans, or dwarves are against the elemental gods. There is no favor, only furbolgs with elementary shaman culture contribute their own beliefs to these elemental gods.

But the bear monsters have a disadvantage, that is, their evolution time is too short, and the intelligence of most of the people is in an uncivilized state. Except for some wise men who have lived for a long time, all of them are extremely stupid. The degree is very low. In such a race, the elemental gods pay a lot, but gain very little.

When the shaman culture of the orcs rose, the elemental gods seemed to have found a new world. The orc race is by no means comparable to the fur monsters that have yet to evolve. These elemental gods diverted their energies from the furbolgs to the orcs.

The furbolgs were extremely angry when the orcs split their own gods, but no matter how angry they were, there was nothing they could do. With their current situation, let alone questioning those elemental gods, even fighting with the orcs was not something they could afford.

Besides knocking out teeth and swallowing blood, what else can they do?
Although the furbolgs hate the orcs who are close at hand, as long as the other party doesn't come to their territory to provoke them, they don't care. In other words, they don't have the ability to care about it.

Fortunately, the elemental gods did not do too well, the furbolgs could still use shaman spells, and every year, a small number of members of the clan managed to communicate with the elements and became shaman priests.

It's just that most of the gods were taken away by the orcs after all, and the young furbolg's success in being promoted to shaman was less than one-tenth of what it used to be.

At this time, the devil appeared.

Under the lure of the devil, many furbolgs degenerated. In order to gain strength, they fell into the embrace of the devil, which made the furbolgs who were already in a difficult situation even more embarrassed.

Up to now, the only furbolgs who still adhere to shaman culture are the Timbermaw tribe. They resisted the temptation of demons by relying on their unique spiritual cultivation methods, and passed on their own culture.

Welcoming Leo and his party to the Woodmaw Fortress, Ragroel asked the question in his heart: "Please forgive my impoliteness, but humans who have never believed in elemental gods actually gave birth to a shaman priest, and indeed let me eat Surprised."

The power of shamans comes from the beliefs born from cultural inheritance. Because of their beliefs, they get the favor of the elemental gods, and thus obtain the unique abilities of shamans.Undoubtedly, it is impossible for human beings to have a shaman culture. Since there is no shaman culture, how can there be shaman priests?
Ragroel was very curious about the birth of a human shaman like Leo, but also very frightened.

If human beings have the soil for the birth of shaman priests, and the elemental gods have a far stronger choice than the furbolgs besides the orcs, then the furbolgs will not have many gods left, and I am afraid there will never be any more.

Without the favor of the elemental gods, given the current situation of furbolgs, not to mention development and evolution, even survival and reproduction are a big problem.

Is it really going to force us into the arms of the devil?
Ragroel felt bitter. If the furbolgs were given thousands of years to evolve, they would not have fallen to this point even without the favor of the elemental gods.

Seeing the bitter look on Ragroel's face, Leo certainly knew what the old bear was thinking.

In fact, it was precisely because he was very clear about the furbolg's current situation that he had the idea of ​​contacting the Timbermaw tribe after he came to Azshara.

The icing on the cake is easy, but it is difficult to send charcoal in the snow. This is the most difficult period for the Timbermaw tribe. The furbolgs of the Timbermaw tribe are facing an extremely painful choice-to suppress their hatred for the orcs and open the land passage to Winterspring Valley , using the power of the tribe to eliminate the demons that tempted their people to fall, or stick to the Timbermaw Fortress until their own destruction.

Either force a smile on your face, hold back the anger in your heart, open up the resources of Winterspring, and keep your own race; or hold the hatred until the genocide is exterminated, but the resources of Winterspring are not the same, can't you keep it?

Although there are few wise men among the furbolgs, they are not confused. They finally chose the latter—this is the so-called historical track when Leo did not appear.

Of course, when the furbolgs opened Timbermaw Fortress to the Horde, they also relaxed restrictions on the Alliance to act as a check and balance, but the Horde undoubtedly benefited the most from this matter.

"Speaking of which, my becoming a shaman has a lot to do with the orc chief Thrall..."

Leo didn't hide anything from Ragroel. Thrall played a big role in his ability to obtain the shaman priest, and also gave him the status of a prophet, but Thrall was not the inducement. Not the main reason.

Before crossing, Leo was a Chinese, and it goes without saying that Chinese people respect their ancestors. Although major events such as sacrificing ancestors were not as grand and valued as before due to the lack of culture in Leo's time, the respect for ancestors is still there. Rooted in the hearts of every Chinese.

In this world, Leo has a kind of ancestor worship in his heart, which has many similarities with the worship of ancestor souls in shaman culture. He already has the soil for shaman culture to take root in his heart. Infused with the power of the prophet, it is not surprising that Leo obtained part of the ability of the shaman priest.

Therefore, Thrall is only the inducement, and Leo himself is the main cause.

All of the above were inferred by Leo himself after he obtained the ability of shaman sacrifice, through reading and understanding the experience notes that Sal gave him, and outsiders did not know.

Leo didn't mention this aspect to Ragroel, he just said that he became a shaman because Thrall used the power of the prophet on him, but this can be used to fool others, in front of Ragroel But it doesn't work.

"Using the power of the prophet to give people the ability to be a shaman...isn't it that simple?"

Ragroel is the wise man of the Timbermaw tribe. Few people in this world can surpass him when it comes to understanding shamans. He doesn't believe Leo's words at all.

This human being can become a shaman, and the inner situation will never be that simple.

Lies can only deceive laymen, but they cannot be concealed from an insider like Ragroll.

From Ragroel's eyes, Leo could see the furbolg wise man's distrust of him because of doubts. This is not a good sign, and it has a very bad influence on Leo's purpose of coming here.

After pondering for a while, Leo spoke again.

"Actually, my ability to become the shaman Thrall's prophetic power is certainly a big reason, but some thoughts in my heart are more important."

When Leo spoke, his eyes flashed twice secretly. Sanoli, who was familiar with him, knew that this kid was going to start fooling people again. The Bronze Dragon did not try to tear down Leo's stage, but watched it with the mentality of watching a drama. How did he fool Ragroll.

"Your Majesty the Wise Man, do you know the three sacrifices and three animals?"

Ragroel was stopped by Leo's question. It was the first time he had heard the words "three sacrifices and three animals".

"The so-called Three Sacrifice is a ceremony for offering sacrifices to the gods of heaven and earth. There will be a small sacrifice every year, a big sacrifice once every ten years, and a large sacrifice once every 60 years. To worship the gods, you have to offer tribute, but because the scale of the sacrifice is different, the tribute Of course, the quality of the three animals is not the same, and the three animals are born from this..."

Leo babbled nonsense, and Ragroll's eyes lit up after listening for a while.

The so-called sacrifice is a way to please the gods.

This is the understanding of furbolg wise men, if the time of sacrifice can be fixed, and the corresponding clansmen can be gathered according to the scale, then every year, every ten years, every 60 years, the gods who are sacrificed will get a chance to gather their faith together , Compared with the usual scattered collection of beliefs, this way of offering sacrifices is undoubtedly convenient and practical.

If the Woodmaw tribe can use this method and perform the sacrifices well, they can more or less get more favor from the gods.

It is good news for the furbolg to be able to regain the favor of some gods. Ragroel's eyes on Leo gradually became kinder, and most of the doubts in his eyes disappeared.Anyway, this human has benefited his race, hasn't he?
"Leo, your suggestion is very useful to the Timbermaw tribe. I thank you on behalf of my tribe."

Ragroel saluted Leo while saying that, Leo just explained his nonsense three sacrifices and three sacrifices, but when it came to Ragroel's mouth, Leo suggested to him that if the furbolgs use this method in the future, Leo O had no reason to question them, the old furbolg was cunning.

Leo didn't care about Ragroel's narrow-mindedness, and he was very generous: "The Timbermaw tribe and the entire furbolg race and us humans are native races born in this world. Compared with those outsiders , we are a family, Ragrol, you don't have to be so polite."

There is something in the words of this human being.

Ragroel's thoughts turned sharply, and he felt that he had understood Leo's purpose in finding the Timbermaw tribe.

"As you said, we who were born in this world should have more topics to talk about."

The furbolg sage made a test, and his words made Leo laugh from the bottom of his heart.

"That's right, we can talk about other things besides shaman culture. I and I are happy to see deeper exchanges and cooperation between the two native races of humans and furbolgs, and even... Alliance! Alliance!"

(End of this chapter)