Journey to Azeroth

Chapter 44 The Cave of Elements
The guards hurriedly threw the logs on the way forward, rolled the logs to one side, and cleared a path enough to pass.

More traps are triggered, and Carl's eyes are opened to see all kinds of traps.

"This way," Karl looked back and saw a thief pointing at them from a distance to remind his companions, the sound of the trap just being triggered attracted the enemy's attention.

"Quick!" Karl reminded the guards.

"Potent Mage Armor!"

Karl cast a spell to transform the mage's armor into a stand in front of him, blocking the people who were clearing the road behind him.

A few sparse arrows shot at everyone, but were blocked by the stand. The durability consumption of the stand is not much. After all, compared with the troll's spear, the power of these arrows is much weaker, and the mage's armor has been strengthened by super magic , much stronger than ordinary mage armor.

An unexpected figure appeared in front of Karl. Tom, the vice president of the Thieves Guild, appeared ten meters in front of Karl, exactly where they left the gravel road.

"call out!"

The flare was shot into the air, and dozens of thieves quickly gathered around Tom, and then they did something that left Carl dumbfounded.

More than a dozen thieves took out the trap removal tool, lay on the ground and pouted their buttocks and began to remove the trap.

Tom stared at everyone viciously, then took out the trap removal tool and joined the army of trap removal.

"Hahaha," Carl couldn't help laughing. He couldn't remember the traps set by these thieves, so he could only dismantle them in the most primitive way.

Everyone speeded up their progress, and the goal was already in sight.

While maintaining his defensive position, Karl slowly backed up and approached the crowd. He found that the thieves on the opposite side had changed their tactics. They got a few logs from nowhere and imitated the guards to destroy the trap.

Soon all the traps at a distance of ten meters were dismantled, and dozens of thieves rushed over.

Tom rushed forward with the demon-destroying dagger, and Carl could even see the broken yellow teeth under his grinning grin.

Opening the magic pocket, Karl took out the only Holy Light Crystal from the pocket, turned around and said to the people behind him, "Turn your back to me, close your eyes, and don't look back."

Then he took out his sunglasses, put them on and closed his eyes.

"Light Art!"

The dazzling light spread around Karl, and a beam of light rose into the sky, and the entire Thieves Guild was immersed in white light.

The thieves who rushed over couldn't help but fall to the ground, covering their eyes and screaming.

"Blind your dog eyes."

Carl wore sunglasses and said something pretending to be 13, and joined the army behind him to dismantle the trap.

After a few minutes, the passage was finally opened, and the dilapidated wooden door was opened and walked into the house. Carl, who was the last to walk, closed the wooden door casually.

The room was plunged into darkness.

"Light Art."

A ball of light popped out of Karl's hand and floated in mid-air above everyone's heads.

This is a very simple house, with rough walls and floors, and no chairs for sitting. There is a circular passage in the center of the house, and an iron manhole cover covers it.

"Squeak!"

Several guards worked together to remove the iron manhole cover.

The passage was pitch black, and a wave of heat gushed out from the passage.

Karl controls the light technique, and everyone can see the passage clearly. Black rocks are all over the passage, and red rays of light come out from the cracks in the rocks.

The passage is not deep, and Karl visually estimated that it is between 3-4 meters.

"It looks like this is what we're looking for," Dunn said to everyone after checking the passage.

After speaking, he took the lead and jumped down, and then there was the sound of landing, and everyone followed behind and entered the passage one after another.

Roland, who stayed at the end, took out a seed from the hair-decorating branch on his head after the two animal friends entered the passage, and threw it at the door.

"Entanglement." With the casting of the divine spell, vines quickly grew from the ground and spread to the entire wooden door. Then the vines cast their bodies and sealed the entire wooden door. Roland then transformed into a cheetah and jumped down the passage.

After entering the tunnel, Carl felt waves of heat coming.

"Fire Armor," Karl uses the flame armor to resist the heat.

Entering the passage, there is a wider space below, covered by black rocks, and bricks and stones can be seen stacked on the walls that are not covered by rocks.

"This is the Dalaran sewer," Dunn said after looking around for four weeks.

"No wonder we didn't find any clues no matter how hard we searched," Dunn suddenly realized. "That's why these monsters appear everywhere in Dalaran."

"It turns out that those black wolves were moving in the Dalaran sewers."

The Dalaran Sewers, like Dalaran itself, are one of the masterpieces of mages.

Humans in Azeroth are somewhat similar to life in the Middle Ages. There is no perfect urban management system. Most towns simply gather many houses together. There is no urban planning, no sewage treatment, and no complete toilets.

Even the King City of Lordaeron has a simple sewer system. Two-thirds of the city's people have to walk several kilometers to transport the dirty water and waste generated every day to fixed garbage disposal sites.

The sewer system of Dalaran is much more sophisticated. The sewer system was planned in the early stage of Dalaran's construction. It can even be said that the sewer system is like a city buried in the ground, constantly transporting the sewage generated by the entire city.

Everyone is now in the Dalaran sewers. There is no sewage, no garbage, and the air is filled with dry air, which is very different from the previous sewers.

Roland walked forward with his two animal companions, exploring the way ahead.

A guard lit a torch, and the crowd followed.

Soon everyone came to a fork in the road, Dunn stopped and asked Carl: "What should I do?"

Karl pointed to the direction to the left and said, "The fire element is stronger here."

As everyone moved forward, the surrounding temperature became higher and higher. Dunn stopped and pulled out a spell scroll from his pocket.

"Group flame resistance!" Seeing Carl's puzzled eyes, Dunn smiled helplessly, "My dream was to become a mage, but unfortunately I don't have enough arcane affinity, but simple use of spell scrolls is still possible."

As the scroll took effect, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. The temperature in the air has exceeded 40 degrees Celsius. Fortunately, everyone didn't wear heavy armor for the convenience of sneaking in. Otherwise, they might have overheated and died before seeing the enemy. .

Everyone walked along the channel where the fire element was active. Ten minutes later, they saw Roland, who was exploring the way ahead, turn back.

"The will of the earth stopped us," Roland's words made everyone baffled.

Carl rolled his eyes, couldn't these magicians speak properly.

Dunn said simply and rudely: "Speak human words!"

"The passage in front has collapsed and we can't get through."

(End of this chapter)