Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

"What does it mean to have a breakthrough? I just understood a little bit after reaching level nine, but I don't know what it means to have a breakthrough to level nine?" Semi asked.

At the same time, the people around him listened quietly.

"This feeling is very strange. It's not like the new understanding of the use and understanding of skills from level 7 to level 8, nor is it like the feeling of a large amount of power gathered in the body from level 8 to level 9. It's a feeling that I have made a breakthrough, a feeling of integration. I am a mage. I used to release spells and release the energy in my body in another way through a kind of energy transformation. Now I am a part of the magic. Release of magic is not the power I release, but I guide out greater power." Witt thought for a while and said.

After hearing this, everyone had only a vague idea of ​​what was going on and all looked confused.

"Fireball" Witt released a fireball.

Although everyone is not a magician, as ninth-level strongmen, they have a lot of contact with various professions. It can be clearly seen that although Witt's fireball is not much different in size, other people's fireballs are yellow, while Witt's is yellow mixed with blue, especially the blue flame core, which looks very powerful.

"How amazing." Everyone couldn't help but exclaim.

"In fact, I feel that the breakthrough is a significant improvement in the entire system, an upgrade of the entire system, rather than constantly strengthening the original system," Witt explained.

"What about the fighting skills? How can we break through the fighting skills? We can't let our physical body break through, right?" Sindialai asked curiously.

"I don't know about that. I think you can find an opportunity to let Yun help you improve. He is more conservative in doing things. For example, Sindialai, you have very strong willpower and can withstand a lot of force. This huge force can give you a different experience." Witt said to Sindialai.

"Will this work?" Aaron asked worriedly.

"I'm just suggesting." Witt also hurriedly clarified.

"That's a good idea indeed." Sindialai said to herself.

When the others saw the strength displayed by Witt after his breakthrough, their minds also began to become active. Although Yun did not have any requirements for everyone, most of these people were not the kind of people with very strong obsessions, but they did not want to hold back the team. They did not have to risk their lives like Sindiale, but they also had to think about their own role.

Yun flew along the cave, originally thinking that he could fly out by following the cave. However, after flying for a long time, not only did he not see any light, but he felt as if he was flying further down. Yun's heart sank, fearing that he would be trapped to death here with these people.

After flying for a while, Yun finally saw a building, an underground building. Although he didn't know who it belonged to, it at least proved that this road could lead to the outside world, which made Yun feel relieved.

After a brief exploration, Yun was speechless. This turned out to be a mining area in the lower level of Ironforge. There was no direct road leading to the outside world, and there was only one road leading directly to Ironforge. This meant that if Yun wanted to get out, he had to pass through the entire Ironforge.

Adhering to the principle of not wanting to fight, Yun prepared to sneak over as long as he didn't alert the guards. However, things don't always go as one wishes, and it also proved that Yun thought too simply.

Yun is only level seven, and the rogue's skills are even lower. How could a place like Ironforge allow a low-level thief to come and go so easily?

So, just as the cloud passed the mining area, a shrill alarm sounded.

Yun felt that he could defeat the five level nine warriors. Now he just wanted to get out, so he just had to pass through quickly.

But Yun underestimated the power of the magic array. He quickly entered Ironforge and successfully avoided several waves of guards at the beginning. But soon he felt his movements became unusually slow. He knew without thinking that he was hit by a spell. He immediately released an ice barrier to break the spell and quickly dodged.

Yun has used all of his displacement skills. There is no one faster than Yun in this world. Even in this situation, Yun is still locked by magic. Guards keep rushing towards Yun. Sometimes a barrier suddenly appears in the direction of Yun's escape, and Yun has no way to get through.

Now Yun Ke has given up hope. It turns out that the main city’s defense system is definitely not simple. Especially for an underground city like Ironforge, there are more places to set up magic arrays.

Since he couldn't escape, Yun's personal combat power seemed unable to break through Ironforge. Yun could only run down quickly and find a secluded place to summon everyone to discuss countermeasures.

In this way, Yun got lost again and didn't know where he ran to, but he had basically run away from the range of the Ironforge magic circle. At the same time, there were fewer pursuers, and most importantly, it was not so easy for them to find Yun.

Yun breathed a sigh of relief, and quickly summoned everyone over and told them the current situation.

"That's all?" Witt looked down on Yun.

"Um...their magic formation is pretty powerful," Yun explained.

"Coward!" said Witt.

"Huh? What does that mean?"

"What do you mean? You still have the nerve to ask? How many times have these dwarves bullied you? Do you know how many people died in your Bright Sanctuary? How many people died in your Lordaeron? Do you know how many people died trying to deal with you in Stratholme? How much blood will it take to inspire your courage and determination?" Witt felt a little disappointed.

"Ah...this..." Yun didn't think so much.

"Do you know how many people from the Storm Legion died in order to deal with you? How many people died in the purge of your Arathor family?" Witt continued.

"I...that's not what I meant." Yun felt a little aggrieved.

"You don't mean that? Then what do you mean? Let everyone around you die? With this attitude, anyone can come up and step on you."

"Didn't I teach the elves a lesson?" Yun felt even more aggrieved.

"It does no good except letting others see that you are easy to bully." Witt said disdainfully.

"Really?" Yun was a little confused and looked at Sindialai.

Sindialai pursed her lips and nodded.

"How could this happen? I..." Yun was a little confused.

"How could this happen? You did all this." Witt continued.

"I..." Yun really didn't know what to say.

"Show some courage and bravery. Let your men see it, let your enemies see it, a cloud that can make them tremble." Witt said viciously.

Yun fell into silence, and everyone was waiting for Yun's decision.

"Cindy Lai!" Yun said suddenly.

"Sir!" Sindialai replied hastily.

"Now this place is completely under your command, including me."

"Sir?" Sindialai was a little surprised.

"Do what you think is right, don't worry about me and don't care about what I think," Yun said.

"I..." Sindialai began to feel conflicted. After all, what Witt said was absolutely right, and Yun's approach was wrong, but Yun's character was like that. He wouldn't be able to kill anyone you asked him to. In his opinion, killing the enemy and causing tens of thousands of casualties was already very serious. Little did he know that this was nothing at all.

"Didn't Yun say that you don't have to care about what he thinks? Just do it." Witt encouraged Sindialai.

"Okay, I understand." Sindialai's eyes suddenly became firm.