Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

As everyone was looking forward to it, they got some news. They knew a little bit that a very terrible plague had appeared in the city of Stratholme. It was extremely contagious and would quickly kill people and turn them into strange green skeletons, which would then continue to infect people.

In order to prevent the plague from spreading, Arthas killed those infected with the plague and burned everything infected with the plague.

Although there are reasons, everyone still refuses to accept this fact. After all, people will not give up on their loved ones until the last moment. Even if they know that they are infected with an incurable plague and that they will turn into powerful skeletons after death, they still cannot accept the fact that they are killed and burned.

The morale here has begun to waver. Although Yun explained that the plague was not released by Lordaeron, the undead are there and the plague is protecting the periphery of Lordaeron. It is hard not to make too many associations. The idea of ​​joining forces with Lordaeron to resist the coalition has quietly disappeared.

"Sir, although we don't care about these people, we have already..."

"Then let's go. We have already made everyone feel safe and secure. Perhaps our departure will help them stay away from the war."

"My Lord, but I..."

"Reluctant?" Yun said sarcastically.

"We've made so many efforts and put in so much thought, but in the end this is the outcome. I..." Dasohan felt aggrieved.

"Just do your best. All we have to do is have a clear conscience. Many things are beyond our control. Instead of dwelling on them, we should think about how to live the rest of our lives."

"Sir, does it have to go that far?"

"Then what good ideas do you have?" Yun asked back.

"Can't we get Arthas to come and explain it?"

"Do you think it's possible? This kind of thing cannot be explained. From the perspective of a ruler, Arthas did the right thing, there is no problem with that. But from the perspective of a person who lost relatives and friends, what Arthas did was very wrong."

"Shouldn't we do something?" Dasohan still didn't give up.

"Leave things to time. Time will heal everything. Time will make everyone understand." Yun could only say helplessly.

"But..." Dasohan still didn't give up.

"Do you want to stay here?" Yun asked suddenly.

Dasohan was stunned, thought about it, and then nodded.

"Going to Stratholme?" Yun asked.

Dasohan was stunned again, then nodded again.

"Then you can go to the cathedral in Stratholme. There is the protection of the Holy Light and there will be much less plague. It is a good choice if you want to help others." Yun continued.

"Sir...I..."

"Remember to bring some people with you. The plague has not been eliminated. The fire cannot completely eliminate the plague, nor can it completely eliminate the undead. It will still be difficult for you to gain a foothold there."

"Sir, you don't object to me?" Dasohan was a little surprised.

"Why should I oppose you?" Yun Ye asked curiously.

"I…gave up on you at the critical moment."

"You also know that I have never counted on you, and there is no such thing as giving up. You are still you, and you have faith in your heart, so just stick to it." Yun comforted.

"Thank you, sir. I will try to save more people now that the fire has just subsided. I can't help you here." Dasohan said apologetically.

"Do what you want."

Yun couldn't help but admire the other party. It was really a well-planned plan. With such a strategy, humans and undead became hostile to each other. Even the Sena people who had already accepted the undead began to reject them. Even if he used the undead to defeat the other party, humans' fear of the undead would probably be even worse.

After getting rid of his own undead forces, the elemental opponents must have thought of a countermeasure, and perhaps they can even get the support of the undead. After all, this plague was definitely caused by Ner'zhul. Since Ner'zhul can provide assistance with the plague, then it should be no problem to support him with some troops. I just don't know how the opponent will deal with his own insects and demons. Now that his summoning level and insect ability have been improved, I don't know if the demons and insects can give the opponent a surprise.

Although he was reluctant, Yun had to face up to this battle. He also wanted to see what role the Ark played here.

Naturally, what happened here could not be hidden from everyone. The people who had gathered in the Bright Sanctuary dispersed. Dathrohan took most of the people to Stratholme, partly to rescue people and partly to see with their own eyes what was going on. Some people were also left behind in the Bright Sanctuary, vowing to defend the sanctuary to the death.

Yun looked at those who left and those who stayed, and couldn't help but sigh that the gears of fate were turning strangely again. It seemed that all the efforts Yun had made here were in vain. He left the shelter alone, and looking back, looking at the shelter dyed blood red by the setting sun, Yun had a deep sense of decadence, a feeling of being powerless to fight.

This time Yun didn't tell anyone. He just walked aimlessly, looking at the endless fields. Seeing the fields that had just regained their vitality become a little barren again, he really didn't know whether what he did was right or wrong.

Maybe it was because a war was about to break out, and there were almost no people on the road. The few people who occasionally walked were in a hurry, so Yun was lost again and had no idea where he was.

Everyone in the Bright Sanctuary had dispersed, and now the coalition's only target was Lordaeron. Arthas did not ask for help because that place could still hold out and he did not need to use dungeon teleportation.

Why did it feel like there were fewer and fewer people on the road Yun was walking on? But he was indeed walking along the road. He no longer saw anyone along the way, but he still confirmed the direction and was heading south. Yun was really confused, so he summoned a flying dragon. As long as it was heading south, it would be right. After flying for half a day, he saw a lake, which made Yun feel a little uneasy.

Did I fly over it? This can't be the lake of Scholomance Academy, so it must be the lake south of Undercity? Or has the terrain changed? This is not a lake in the game?

Just when Yun was still confused, a white light appeared on the ground. Yun knew that it was the attack of the magic circle, so he quickly turned the flying dragon to avoid the attack. He dodged three white lights in a row. When he was about to be hit by the fourth one, Yun disbanded the flying dragon and fell straight down.