Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Yun could never forget the first time he saw the legendary uncle.

A big bird flew down from the sky rapidly, and landed on the ground with a loud "bang". Dust rose up immediately, and a closer look revealed that it was a griffin. It was the first time that Yun saw this legendary creature face to face. It was much bigger than he had imagined, and different from the ones in games and movies. It was so big that three people didn't feel crowded when riding on it.

Aaron's image was completely different from what Yun had imagined. He was not handsome at all. His clothes were covered in dust and oil stains. He had a messy beard and messy hair of varying lengths, with a lot of dirt in the middle. His pants were even dirtier, and there was a piece missing from one leg, revealing a section of his calf. He could not be associated with the noble and suave young man that Yun had imagined.

Later I heard that he was competing with the fifth prince for a woman, and was chased and beaten into his original state.

Without the halo of admiration, Aaron became his uncle, an uncle who needed him to exercise every day. Yun's tricks had no effect on Aaron. After all, how could a man who could compete with the fifth prince for a woman in Stormwind City not see through Yun's little tricks? Every time, Yun's tricks were easily cracked by Aaron.

In the face of absolute force, smart people will bow their heads, so Yun started to learn martial arts. However, with the reputation of being a genius of the Arasso family, Yun still had a lot of time to read books by himself. It was not that Yun wanted to read books by himself. First, learning martial arts was really tiring, and he would hide away as much as possible. In addition, the old house was a bit too remote, so it was not easy to hire a teacher. One came, but he only chatted with Yun for a while and then left. I thought the six-year-old child was just literate, but who knew that he didn't even use dirty words when swearing. How could he be taught? Helplessly, he had to leave in disappointment. The six-year-old Yun began his self-study journey.

Therefore, the time when Yuntian reads alone every day is also the most comfortable time for him.

Practicing martial arts is boring, especially when he was a kid laying the foundation. Yun wanted to give up again and again, thinking that he was just here to eat and wait for death, how could he work so hard? But Aaron didn't give him any chances at all, and always won with absolute violence. Others might have been afraid of the reputation of the second young master of the Arasso family, but in front of this uncle who had more reputations than himself, Yun had better be obedient.

Just like this three years passed. Yun, who was already eight years old, had never left the town. His knowledge became more and more abundant, and his martial arts skills had reached level two. Looking at his own muscular body, Yun was also a little fascinated.

With this figure and appearance, if he went back, he would definitely charm a lot of young girls. Unfortunately, there was no young person in the old house. Yun's mother was the youngest woman Yun had ever seen.

"Uncle Aaron, I have completed the basic swordsmanship. I can take a break for a while." Yun said in a flattering manner.

"You took three years to learn basic swordsmanship, and you're still happy? These Ark only took half a year to learn."

"Am I not stupid?"

"Are you stupid? You're just not paying attention. I don't know you yet." Aaron ruthlessly exposed Yun's little thoughts.

"Uncle Aaron, give me some money."

"Huh? What do you want the money for?" Aaron was a little confused.

"What do you need to buy? Don't we have everything at home?"

"Give me some money."

"First, tell me what you want the money for?"

"You can't just save it up and do nothing." Yunlai was angry.

"Little brat, what do you need money for?"

"Whatever you want, you stingy little thing." Yun turned and walked into the house.

Aaron smiled helplessly, took out a gold coin from his bag and threw it towards Yun. Yun stretched his hand upwards and caught the gold coin.

"Thank you, Uncle Aaron." Yun happily took the money and went back to the house.

Yun's purpose of asking for money is very simple. Yun plans to escape from the old house and the town, but because of the forest, Yun must prepare a set of wilderness survival tools and enough food to start the escape plan. The most important part of the plan is to have money to buy the tools, which must then be processed by Yun.

Yun was very happy looking at the gold coins he got for the first time. He sat on the bed and thought about how to spend the money.

"Do you want to purchase the skill?" A voice came from Yun's mind.

"Buy...buy..." Yun tried to speak.

Suddenly, a turntable appeared in Yun's mind. The turntable began to spin, and a red pointer at the bottom kept pointing at the icons on the turntable.

“God descends to earth”

"Bloodthirst"

“Aim and Shoot”

"Pyroblast"

Familiar patterns appeared in Yun's mind, and he watched the pointer finally point to the ice arrow.

"Would you like to learn some Frost Arrows?"

"Yes!"

Yun looked at the disappearing turntable and felt a little strange. Didn't he learn Frost Arrow? Why is there nothing? Eh? Where are the gold coins? Damn, what is this? A system? A system that eats gold coins?

Yun suddenly became uneasy. He tried to summon the system, but there was no response. He searched for the gold coins, but they were nowhere to be found.

Yun tried to calm himself down. Since he had already learned the Frost Arrow, he should be able to use it. But how to use it? Should he just say it?

Yun stretched out his right hand and pointed at the corner of the wall. "Ice Arrow?" Yun tried to say it, and saw a reading device appear on his right hand. After about 1 second, the reading ended. A blue ice crystal appeared in the palm of his right hand and flew towards the corner of the wall, exploding in the corner of the wall. All of a sudden, the corner of the wall was covered with white frost.

Yun looked at his right hand in surprise, a little surprised, and then turned into ecstasy.

I said I was the protagonist, I said I could just eat and wait for death, what do you think this is? System, I am indeed the chosen one, I can finally stop practicing so hard, as long as I draw a lot of skills, I don’t have to be afraid of anything, hahahaha, I will definitely be invincible in the future.

"Bang!" Yun's door was suddenly kicked open. Aaron rushed into the room with a sword in his hand. He looked around and was stunned when he saw Frost in the corner. He then stood in front of Yun and looked around the room.

"Uncle Aaron, what's wrong?" Yun was a little surprised when he saw Aaron's alert face, which directly interrupted his beautiful imagination.

"Who came just now?" Aaron didn't look at Yun and was still on guard.

"No... no one else, just me." Yun knew that it must be his magic that attracted Aaron's attention.

"No one?" Aaron then looked at Yun.

"Yes... yes, I'm alone here." Yun could only say it reluctantly.

Aaron stared at Yun for a while and said, "Then be careful." He turned and left the room.

Yun breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that he had to be careful when using magic here, as it would be difficult to explain clearly if someone asked him about it.

But what Yun didn't know was that Aaron had attracted enough attention. There was a reason why Yun could still live in the old house. Someone had been secretly protecting Yun before, but they suffered heavy losses in an attack, which alarmed Mr. Heath. For safety reasons, Mr. Heath was sent away, and Aaron was sent to protect Yun until now.

The sudden appearance of magic this time lifted up his already somewhat relaxed heart, but using magic in the Redridge Mountains was definitely not the behavior of an assassin. The magic was aimed at the corner, and the magic power was weak, so it was definitely not meant to harm Yun, so Aaron also started to observe secretly.

There was no change for several days and Aaron felt a little strange.

Yun was equally strange. The next day, he took great effort to get another gold coin. He originally wanted to learn another skill, but Yun was kept saying that there were not enough gold coins. This made Yun feel strange and depressed.

Since neither of them had the heart to practice martial arts, they just messed around. On the seventh day, Yun finally learned a skill again. This time it was Long Handle Mastery. Looking at this skill, Yun felt like crying. He waited for seven days and finally got this thing.

"Should I learn some longhandle mastery?"

“I don’t study.”

"Skill destroyed successfully, obtained 1/10 of the skill selection scroll."

Yun cried even more after hearing what the system said. He originally had a skill that he didn't use much, but now it's gone. It seems that he has to destroy ten skills before he can choose one. What a pitfall.

Fortunately, I know that the system can still be used, so I am not in a hurry. I still have to continue exploring. Now I understand that it costs money, 7 gold coin every 1 days, so I'll save up some money first.

After another year of training, Aaron only came when he was free and did not have much time to teach Yun martial arts. However, Yun still understood some of the system settings by constantly asking for money.

Each time you extract a skill, the fee is one gold coin, which will then increase a hundred times, to one hundred gold coins. After that, the amount of gold coins consumed each day will be halved, and on the seventh day it will return to exactly one gold coin. Moreover, each time you extract a skill, it is level one. When there are two level one skills, they will be synthesized into a level two skill, and two level two skills will be synthesized into a level three skill, and so on.

Yun calculated that he could draw skills more than 50 times a year. Just like last year, the third-level skills included Frostbolt, Starfire, Ice Barrier and Rain of Fire. There were more second-level and first-level skills, but there were various skills such as alchemy, herbalism, dwarven proficiency, dagger proficiency, staff proficiency, etc. However, there were not many skills that could be truly used.

However, Yun's martial arts skills did not improve during this year and remained at level two. This was only considered good for a nine-year-old child. After all, anyone who had the ability to learn martial arts would be able to reach level two in five years. Level two was actually just that of an ordinary, strong person, and only level three could be considered a true martial artist.

But since he had a way to acquire skills, Yun was not in a hurry. His family was rich, and 50 skills a year would mean 500 skills in ten years. He would definitely be able to acquire level 6 skills, and by then he would be considered a big shot. How great! He didn't have to train so hard, and this was what the protagonist should enjoy.

When I was only eighteen years old, I had already reached level six, which was very rare in the mainland. In another ten years, I would be able to reach level seven. I should not be much worse than Aaron. Although I may not be famous, I can also be considered a master. It is so good not to be the first to stand out.

Yun is full of hope for his future, but because of Yun's performance, the Arasso family has begun to show some worries.