Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Azeroth is a vibrant planet, but there are several famous deserts on its continents, and Vol'dun is one of them.

However, none of the deserts on Azeroth were formed naturally, and the story of Vol'dun goes back a long time, dating back to the time when the Titans descended on Azeroth, and it also involves the man-made ancient god G'huun.

The ancient god G'huun should actually be considered a creation of the Titans, a product of research aimed at completely eradicating the corruption of the Old Gods through studying the power of the void.

However, when the experiment was halfway through, Loken appeared in Ulduar in the north, making them unable to take care of Uldir's research.

The Titan Guardians had no choice but to bury the Titan facility underground, leaving some secondary Titan Guardians and Loa to guard it, and set up three sealing facilities around it to ensure that G'huun could not escape from Uldir.

At the same time, in order to prevent possible accidents during the period, the Guardians set up a small reconstruction device inside Uldir so that G'huun could be completely evaporated when a crisis occurred in the facility.

But as time went by, the guardians never returned, and the explosion of the Well of Eternity triggered a round of earth-shattering, and the three seals also had problems one after another. G'huun began to try every means to leave Uldir's cage, and thus corrupted the Titan guardian in Uldir, but this move also attracted the attention of N'Zoth, and his servants came to Uldir to investigate.

Among them, the Herald Zek'voz was the most unlucky. As soon as it landed on the island of Zandalar and was about to corrupt and conquer the Zandalari tribe to serve N'Zoth, it triggered Uldir's defense mechanism. The lesser Titan guardians captured Zek'voz, disassembled it and preserved it in Uldir's archives.

Another servant of N'Zoth, the Faceless General Mythrax, was much luckier. He set his main target on the seal of Vol'dun.

At that time, Vol'dun was still a vibrant jungle, and Mythrax went on a killing spree here, slaughtering all the snakemen and trolls living in the jungle.

In order to protect Walton and the creatures here, Loacetalis, the snake god worshipped by the snake people, fought a decisive battle with the servants of the Old Gods, but was eventually defeated and detonated the sealed pyramid Atu-Aman in Walton.

Although the Serpent God Loa and Mythrax died together, as both of them were demigods, they could be said to be dead but not yet dead. It can only be said that the Serpent God Loa only temporarily prevented the evil god from getting involved in Wharton, but the price was that the Titan energy in Atul-Aman swept across the entire Wharton, turning the jungle into a desert.

It can be seen that the Twilight Cult chose to build their base here, which can be regarded as a continuation of their plan that was interrupted in ancient times. At the same time, they also wanted to make the isolated Zandalari trolls submit to N'Zoth and add new servants to their master.

The reason for choosing the Akunda Temple in the south is that its geographical environment is too good. It is surrounded by mountains, and its peaks stretch into the sky like fingers, making ground attacks almost unsolvable. At the same time, it is far away from the coastline, making it impossible for ships to approach and difficult for artillery fire to cover.

Of course, the spies of the Hidden Blade and the Knights of the Silver Hand did not have Garin's foresight. Their knowledge was limited and it was difficult for them to guess the real situation.

"We have just arrived in Zandalar. This land has never been the focus of the Alliance. In addition, the Zandalari trolls have always been wary of foreign forces, so our hidden blade agents have always found it difficult to infiltrate."

Vanessa now pointed to the central area of ​​Wharton and said, "If you want to catch up with your target, I think it would be best to seek help from the locals."