Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

As the departure order was issued, the staff on the ground evacuated quickly.

Then the blue crystals on the base of the Genedar lit up.

The spacecraft is launched!

After slowly changing direction, the spaceship's crystal emitted a blue stream of light and flew up easily.

As expected of Draenei technology, this anti-gravity system has reached its peak. Driven by the leap engine, it breaks away from the planet's gravity, soars directly into the sky and penetrates Draenor's atmosphere!

After the spacecraft left the atmosphere, Garin saw the runes on the wall light up under the power of the energy crystal.

He looked carefully and recognized that it was a gravity control rune, used to balance the internal gravity of the spacecraft.

Wonderful!

Inside the spaceship, hundreds of dwarf and goblin engineers were busy and intense.

"Mana shield activated!"

"Water Element, Storm Element connected!"

"Cabin pressure is normal!" "Engine is currently outputting 30% power!"

"..."

As the goblin and dwarf technicians reported the data one by one, Romul finally smiled: "Ginidal took off again... It's really..."

Romuul suddenly became sentimental. After all, this spaceship had accompanied the Draenei through 25,000 years of exile.

It wasn't until the last millennium that their exile ended, when the Genedar fell on Draenor.

For thousands of years, they have not been able to repair Genedar. In addition to the fact that the orcs blocked the crash site as a holy mountain, there are also technical reasons.

The Draenei inherited the technology of the Eredar, but they only adapted it to the highly urbanized planet of Argus.

The wild planet of Draenor does not have the developed economy, industry, and production line support like Argus, and has technology but no production methods.

The Draenei were forced to improve their technology, recreating Argus technology on Draenor and building several crystal cities.

Even so, the Draenei's technological civilization has not yet recovered to the level of Argus 25,000 years ago, otherwise they would not have been easily defeated by the backward orcs.

After collecting his thoughts, Romul issued a new order:

"Speed ​​up! Target Blue Beauty!"

There are two planets around Draenor, not far away from each other. Even at the highest point of the Spires of Arak, you can clearly observe the surface of the nearest blue planet.

This blue planet is called Blue Beauty by the natives of Draenor and is also the moon of Draenor.

Genidal's test flight will return after reaching the moon.

Feeling the rapid advancement of the spacecraft, Garin felt that the Draenei technology was truly amazing.

The test flight went smoothly. After reaching the moon at full speed, Genedar returned to the ground of Draenor and stayed steadily at the engineering center.

It was at this time that Garin chose to appear in front of everyone. The little dwarfs and ugly goblins gathered around and shared their joy with Garin.

In the end, it was the more steady Master Craftsman and Gazlowe who rescued Garin and drove away these little critters.

After his subordinates dispersed, Mekkatorque waved his big wrench and said excitedly: "Thank you, Garin, it's you who led us to create a new era!"

"Yes, God, I didn't expect that in my lifetime, besides the failure of teleportation, I could also enter space in this way! It's really hot!"

Gazlowe was equally excited, his mouth grinning from ear to ear!

Well, Jialin took back the compliment. These two are not very stable either.

I just don't know whether it is a good thing or a bad thing to pull the races of Azeroth from the Age of Swords into interstellar colonization.

The engineering of Azeroth originated from the Titan technology of Ulduar, but the gnomes and goblins only inherited part of the Titan engineering.

Now we have suddenly jumped from the steam technology of the industrial age to the information atomic energy age...

But on second thought, who cares? Can it be worse than the original time and space?

"High Tinker, Gazlowe, Thermaplugg, Blackfuse, this is our first attempt, but it is a great progress for all of Azeroth!"

Garin bent down and patted their shoulders, encouraging them before asking the question he was most concerned about: "If you are separated from the technical assistance of the Draenei, can you independently build a space battleship that belongs to Azeroth?"

With the current level of Azeroth, can it create such a vehicle that can fly out of the planet and into the void?

He hopes that Azeroth can emulate the Draenei's technology tree, use magic gem technology as a foundation, and embark on a path of development that combines magic and technology.

The master craftsmen looked at each other, their eyes bulging, and they fell into a brief thought.

"The Genedar was an old ship that was refurbished, so we didn't get involved too much, but with Vindicaar we were involved throughout the entire process!"

The Great Craftsman, who had the highest level of engineering, spoke first: "With the experience gained from the first time, apart from the core engine technology that needs to be mastered, the other module craftsman associations and the repairman associations are confident that they can complete it."

"how long it takes?"

"Five... no, ten years..."

The construction of a spacecraft is a very confidential process. When it came to five years, the master craftsman hesitated. After Gazlowe stretched out his two hands, he changed it to ten years.

Ten years...

In his memory, the Legion's return took place thirty-two years after the opening of the Dark Portal. Although he could delay the time, ten years would still be...

Too long!

Garin made a decision in his mind: "This is a huge project. I decided to let the entire alliance participate!"

"You will be in charge of the general direction and gather the blacksmiths of the Bronzebeard, Wildhammer, and Dark Iron dwarves to smelt the steel needed for the interstellar spacecraft."

"Quel'Thalas, Dalaran, Suramar, Eldre'Thalas, and Nar'thalas are the magic cities responsible for the engine technology of the spacecraft that the magicians are researching. Other races can provide manpower, or if they don't have any, they can provide supplies!"

After saying this, Garin took out the design drawing of the Hyperion that he had treasured for a long time and said, "Just build it according to this appearance. My requirements are not high. I don't need to carry out long-distance interstellar travel! Therefore, even if the power engine is only one-third of Vindicaar's, it is acceptable!"

Garin lowered his requirements. As long as it belonged to his own interstellar fleet, it would be fine even if it just escaped the gravity of Azeroth and flew around Azeroth.

"We will definitely live up to our mission!"