Journey to Azeroth

Chapter 244 The Ruins
Generally speaking, this is a place with pleasant scenery, and there are no powerful monsters and beasts nearby, but encountering groups of herbivores is also a bit troublesome.

Carol was talking a little noisy, while expressing emotion about the beautiful scenery of the Carter Mountains, while complaining about Blake's rough actions, which aggravated his rib injury, or waving a two-handed battle ax to help Cowley and Galina, who were in charge of the pathfinding, clean up One look close to a tall meadow.

This situation continued until large chunks of building debris appeared on the meadow.

The architectural remains of this style, Karl recognized, were the Highborne-style buildings 1 years ago, somewhat similar to those of Suramar, but slightly different.

"Remains? This is half of the stone, right?" Cowley stroked the broken wall full of strange symbols, and confirmed that it was just an ordinary stone, no different from an ordinary building.

"Now, it is indeed just a stone, but tens of thousands of years ago, or even longer ago, it was the most beautiful pearl in Azeroth."

Karl took out a book, and rummaged through the book bit by bit for information about the architectural style of the Highborne. After reading the above information, he barely understood it.

"Is this the ruins of the Highborne? Why is it here?" Cowley asked again.

"Who knows," Carl shrugged, "What about the map? Are there any notes on these ruins?"

Cowley took out the somewhat broken map from his backpack and looked at it carefully. Although he studied the map almost every day, he got very little information.

Here, Black uses the one-handed ax he just obtained - Oink's Redemption, and knocked on the large pieces of building debris on the ground. The dark ax made a dull sound. He shook his head and said a little boringly: "There are all such stones here, except for grass, they are stones!"

After finishing speaking, he used a one-handed ax to chop fiercely on the ruins of the gravel, splashing out a spark.

Galina laughed straight, and she said excitedly: "The scenery here is nice, it reminds me of the days when I lived in Ashenvale."

"Speaking of which, I'm a little worried about those guys from the Black Robe Association," Galina put away her smile and said seriously, "Will they arrive before us? How many of them are there?"

"Whatever, let one die!" Carol waved his fist and said viciously, "I will beat them to the ground!"

"Carol, you're getting more and more violent now," Cowley raised his head and couldn't help complaining.

"East of Athelin, when the two moons rise at the same time, after the shadow of the black spire," Cowley read out suddenly.

"What do you mean?" Everyone was taken aback.

"The map calls this area Athelin, and it points out that Madr's treasure house is to the east of the ruins. As for the two moons rising, behind the shadow of the black spire, this is incomprehensible," Cowley spread his hands, saying that he didn't know this either.

"Then let's go east first, continue to move northeast along the distribution of the ruins, and find the black spire first," Carol said viciously, waving Oink's redemption.

Everyone nodded in agreement, and continued to move northeastward along Aiselin. After walking for about 10 kilometers, they stopped and were deeply attracted by the strange scenery in front of them.

The way forward was cut off, cut off by a tornado composed of a violent airflow, the airflow presents an irregular cone, narrow at the bottom and wide at the top, with one extending upward until it disappeared out of their field of vision.

Covering an area of ​​about 2 square kilometers, the light purple airflow flickered in the tornado, and a purple lightning flashed from time to time.

"What is this?" Karl looked at the huge tornado in front of him in surprise, attracted by the spectacular scenery.

Carefully, Carol stretched out his thick arms towards the violent airflow, and the purple current immediately extended his arms and spread to his whole body.

Carol immediately let out a scream, and withdrew his hand in horror, but at this time he had already received a certain amount of damage.

"What's this? Damn bastard!" he growled.

"Are you hurt?" Karl asked quickly.

"Nonsense," Carol rolled his eyes, and said angrily, "Would you like to try it?"

Karl nodded and said, "It seems that Mader's treasure should be in the airflow circle formed by the tornado, but how can we get in?"

He looked around and continued to ask: "How can I get in?"

Galina showed a somewhat excited smile, and said cheerfully: "Actually, we don't need to worry so much. Didn't the map document already say it? When the two moons rise, after the shadow of the black spire."

"When the two moons rise?" Karl seemed to think of something, he frowned, and said in a low voice: "As we all know, there are two moons in this world, Elune and Blue Child, and there will be a few days every month Time appears at the same time in the night, is this the time you are talking about?"

"The next time the two moons rise together should be three days later?"

Everyone nodded.

In the alpine meadow, Karl and a few companions simply searched the remains around the tornado, but found nothing worth researching, and finally determined that Mader's treasure should be in the airflow circle.

Three days passed quickly.

At dusk, the starry sky representing order is filled with irregularly arranged stars, and the mountains of the Carter Mountains begin to reverberate with a slightly piercing breeze, and the thick alpine meadows create green waves under the breeze. In the turbulent meadow, behind a broken wall of this ruin.

Several travel tents were quietly placed, and Karl got out of the tents on time and began to dismantle the tents on the ground.

As soon as he appeared, he found a short figure running over quickly, pulled him aside, and shrank into the shadow of a huge building wreckage.

"Hush!" The man who came was the dwarf thief Cowley. He raised up a finger mysteriously, and then said in a low voice, "Don't talk, listen to me!"

He pointed to the back of a huge wreckage on the other side of the ruins, and whispered, "The team from the Black Robe Association is right there. He just arrived ten minutes ago."

Carl opened his mouth, and Cowley's exhortation sounded again, so he had no choice but to swallow what he wanted to say, and signaled with his eyes: What's the current situation?
Cowley didn't speak, just waved to him to indicate to keep up, and then led him around the huge ruins of the building for a while, and finally got into an imperceptible crack at the corner.

This gap leads to the interior of the building wreckage.

(End of this chapter)