Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

They first met by the shore of Lake Lordamere, and that first sight of Galen was a lifelong regret.

When Jaina was very young, the shadow of Garin was imprinted in her heart. Of course, at first it was just the admiration of a little sister for an older brother, but as Garin became stronger and more outstanding, and treated her better and more dotingly, this admiration gradually turned into affection.

If Garen was in love with someone like a certain hero, then Jaina might have given up the idea long ago.

But that's not the case with Garen. There are only two queens on the bright side, and they are extremely beautiful high elf sisters. Most importantly, Jaina discovered that the seven or eight-year-old princess of Lordaeron with unknown origins was actually 70% similar to her brother Garen!

Since Sister Jialiya can do it, why can't I?

Jaina didn't think she was crazy.

"Brother Jialin~"

When Jaina was about to say something, there was a slight movement from the deep sea in the south. Garin put his index finger to his mouth and made a gesture of silence.

The two of them stared at the depths of the abyss rift, and soon they saw a purple-red gorgon swimming over, twisting her tail, and a blue seahorse following behind her.

The Nagas are born with the ability to control water, and this Gorgon is one of the best among the Nagas, so she soon came to the seaweed where Garen and Jaina were hiding.

"Lord Galin, I am Naz'jar, a loyal servant of Mistress Vashj." The Gorgon arrived at the designated location and did not find the two hidden people, so she took the initiative to reveal her identity to make the person she was waiting for appear.

Garin did not sense any hostility from her, nor was he afraid of Naz'har's rebellion. It would be best to have her, but without her he would just change his plan and attack directly.

So Garen took Jaina out of the seaweed.

"Here I come, lead the way!"

"As you command, Lord Garin!"

Upon hearing this, Naz'har obediently handed the seahorse reins to Garin, then turned around and led the way.

Garin climbed onto the seahorse, then reached out to pull Jaina up. Fortunately, this seahorse was relatively strong, otherwise it really couldn't carry two people.

And when Jaina heard the name of Naz'jar, she fell into a brief daze.

Naz'jar, according to the intelligence from Kul Tiras, she is one of the most trusted maids of the Naga Queen Azshara, and her status is second only to Lady Vashj.

Not long ago, the Naz'jar Legion led by her defeated the Hivkul of the Underworld and regained control of Vashj'ir. She became famous on the Great Sea for a while, and the sea merchants of Kul Tiras were even more terrified when they heard about her.

I didn't expect that the hidden chess piece that Brother Jialin mentioned was actually a high-ranking member of the Naga clan!

So who is the confidante that Brother Jialin mentioned?

Jaina's brain began to work at a very fast speed. At this moment, she felt that she was only one step away from her brother Garin's secret!

Just as Jaina was in a trance, she felt a darkness in front of her eyes, and a huge monster blocked the light projected from above.

"What's this!"

The female mage looked up and was instantly stunned!

She had never seen such a huge creature. Even the Ozumat that attacked the ship or the Hell Dragon that caused the catastrophe seemed so small in front of it!

It is like a huge fortress, no smaller than the newly built Dalaran. It is covered with layers of thick shells, and hideous bone spurs grow outside each layer of shells.

"That is Lagrak, an ancient sea creature whose birth can be traced back to the ancient times of Azeroth."

Garin recalled the information he knew: "This guy should be a servant of Neptulon, but it looks like it is dead."

"Yes."

The Gorgon leading the way turned around and explained, "This ancient conch, like the one on the Glittering Seabed, obeys Neptulon. However, we have killed it and completely occupied its body to make a movable underwater fortress!"

Naz'jar's words sounded light, but they greatly broadened Jaina's horizons on the seahorse.