Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Yun continued to walk quickly for a few steps, and Rice stopped for a moment and then hurried a few steps to catch up.

"Is Kel'Thuzad still in contact with you in Northrend? You in the Cult of the Damned have not been doing well lately." Yun continued in a low voice.

But it was obvious that Rice was mentally prepared and nothing had changed.

But it was this naturalness that made Yun sure that he did have a problem. Normal people would look at Yun strangely, or ask him what he meant. He was so calm that it was obvious that he was trying to hide something.

However, although Rice's identity was confirmed, the other party did not respond, so Yun could not ask what dangers lay ahead. Yun was helpless and had to think of a way.

"If you still want the Cult of the Curse to survive, send someone to find me. You know I have already driven Kel'Thuzad away." Yun had no choice. The situation was special now. He could only stabilize the other party first. If there was a problem, Les might remind him. Otherwise, he could only hope that the Cult of the Curse would send someone.

Without saying anything, Lasse took Yun to the warehouse in Dalaran.

When you enter, you first see a hall, and then there are many holes in all directions.

"Huh? Why are there so many holes?" Yun asked curiously.

"Sir, each of those portals is connected to a separate warehouse below. Many things are stored in completely enclosed warehouses below. You can only get through if the portal here is opened." Rice explained.

"That's quite safe, but aren't you afraid that the portal might malfunction?" Yun asked casually as he thought of the Violet Prison in the future.

Rice visibly trembled again and looked at Yun in disbelief, which made Yun have a bad feeling.

"Well... no... we have people on duty outside, and if this problem occurs, it will be solved immediately." Rice was obviously stunned for a moment before answering.

"Oh, then where is your prison in Dalaran?" Yun asked again.

"I...I don't know either." Rice's eyes began to look at Yun differently now.

"Okay." Yun didn't hesitate anymore and started walking around.

There weren't many people here, only a few who seemed to be sorting some materials, apparently to be shipped out, but Yun didn't pay much attention.

"Sir, don't you want to go and take a look at the real warehouse?" Les said.

"Oh? Can I go in through this? It won't be inconvenient, right?"

"For convenience, we have specially prepared two warehouses for adults to visit," Rice introduced.

"Okay, let's go and take a look." Yun followed Rice to the entrance of a cave.

Les gestured on the wall next to the cave entrance for a long time, and slowly a milky white light door appeared at the entrance.

"Sir, please." Les made a gesture of invitation.

Yun didn't suspect anything and walked straight in.

Rice looked at Yun walking in and a very complicated expression appeared on his face. In the end, he gritted his teeth and followed him in.

After entering this kind of portal, there will be a short period of dizziness, but it will be gone soon. Yun has long been used to it.

But this time, before Yun had recovered from the dizziness, two cold sticks were pressed against his chest. Just when Yun was still confused, a huge electric current rushed through him and he fainted before he could even cry out in pain.

Yun also felt strange, but he didn't expect that Dalaran would really attack him. When Yun woke up slowly, he was already in a cage with strange iron shackles on his hands and feet.

"Frost Arrow"

No movement.

"system"

No movement.

"Take out your equipment"

There are a lot of equipment laid out on the ground, this is very useful.

"alchemy"

A bottle of intermediate recovery potion has been made, which is also useful.

Yun was speechless when he saw that many of the equipment were borrowed, but he still picked up the Ashbringer and looked at the shackles on his hands and feet. They were okay. There were some scars on the shackles, which was much better than Yun had imagined. Then he looked at the cell door and could cut it. Although the gap was not big, the fact that he could cut a gap so easily proved that it was not a big problem for Yun to get out of the cell.

Yun was also puzzled. How could Dalaran, a place of high-level mages, use such simple devices to trap him? Wasn't it targeting him? Or did they want to let him escape on purpose? Why didn't they kill him after knocking him out?

Yun was worried, so he waited for a long time with the shackles on, estimated to be several days, because Yun was hungry more than ten times, and slept five times in between. There was not even a person to bring him food. Yun could not bear it anymore, so he quickly cut off the shackles, and put on the Judgment Suit just in case. This was Yun's only T2 suit, and it was made with most of the materials given by Nefarian.

The only regret is that Yun was going to make an source barrier, but unfortunately the materials were not enough. Yun could only take the Red Dragon Defender, which was much more exquisite than the one in the game. He thought that this thing could be used as a shield. The pattern on it was really delicate. Just looking at the protruding dragon scales, Yun didn't know whether this thing could be used to block weapons. Moreover, this Judgment Armor was really exquisite. He was really afraid that the sword on his shoulder would be broken if he ran too hard.

Yun walked out of the prison door and saw that it was a long and dark corridor with many cells like his next to it. Some of the walls between the cells were lit with faint magic lights. Yun looked at the cells next to him and found that they were all empty, so he groped forward in one direction.

After walking for a while, they reached the end, but it was too dark here, and they needed to actually walk here to see clearly that this was the end, so Yun turned around and walked to the other side.

After walking for a while, he reached the end again and saw a small door. When he walked in, there was nothing there, just an empty room. Yun felt a little strange. There were cages on both sides and the two ends were sealed. There was obviously no way up or down. Yun then realized that this should be a teleportation area corresponding to the warehouse. As long as the teleportation gate over there is not opened, he will never be able to get out from here. No wonder it can exist as a prison. It turns out that this is its function.

However, there should be portals on both sides. There must be a portal here. I should look for it carefully. So Yun began to dig everywhere.

Sure enough, he dug a portal in the wall of the empty room. Looking at the familiar runes on it, Yun didn't know how to open the passage to the Dalaran warehouse, but since he could open this portal, it was opened by himself, so the safety should be no problem. As for where the other side was, he would go there first.

After a moment of dizziness, Yun quickly opened his eyes and became alert.

It was another room, the same as the previous one, no, it was different. The previous room was dug out by Yun, but this one wasn't. So it must be a new room. Yun opened the door carefully.

What came into view was a huge room, and several broken corpses in the room caught Yun's attention.

These are the corpses of undead and demons, and they are still flowing with green water. Where did they come from? There are also some strange corpses of void creatures next to them. Yun feels that this place seems to be not simple. However, the style here is the same as the cell where he was imprisoned. It seems to be the territory of Dalaran. But what are these in front of him? What kind of experiment is Dalaran doing? He seems to have inadvertently known some secrets of Dalaran.