Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Yun really wanted to go to Northrend, but the core staff would not tell this news to others, so Yun was now a little confused when looking at the information in his hand.

The Ironforge dwarves gathered dwarves from other tribes to launch a collective attack on the Dark Abyss, and have already pushed the Dark Iron dwarves into their last fortress. It is worth noting that the intelligence mentioned that the dwarves have mastered a new stimulant that greatly increases their combat effectiveness at critical moments and makes them not afraid of death. Many key nodes were broken through using this potion.

Yun has the Blood of Hakkar, which is much stronger than other stimulants. Now Yun's team has begun to study some of the effects of the Blood of Hakkar. It is much better than using the Blood of Hakkar alone, so Yun doesn't care about these stimulants.

And Rhett brought news that dwarves from Grim Batol were found among the dwarves attacking Ironforge. He also believed that the Cult of the Curse was involved. Now that Yun is interested in the Cult of the Curse, Rhett really wants to see Yun and the Cult of the Curse meet.

There was a problem in the Dark Abyss, and Yun had to take it seriously. The mineral vein obtained from Ragnaros had been given to Thaurissan. Now Thaurissan was his ally, and Yun had to participate in every aspect. Yun also wanted to take this opportunity to train the team. In the beginning, he was used to playing games alone, and never thought that he had become so strong. This time, Yun was in the back as a reserve team. He told his subordinates the overall goal, and the rest was up to them. At worst, he could clean up the mess himself if there was a problem.

Now Yun fully felt the benefit of being a hands-off boss. He sent out an elite team first to ensure that nothing would happen to Thaurissan before the main force arrived. The following troops were originally preparing to go to Northrend, but now they were going to Blackrock Depths. Some necessary adjustments would take some time. As for Yun, in their words, just don't go too far and don't lose contact. After all, Yun would have to take action if any special problems arose.

Of course Yun didn't go far. He came to Storm Canyon alone, one of the few forbidden areas for humans on this continent. Even for a strong person, the energy storm could still bring fatal damage. Everyone wanted to explore the upper limit of this energy storm, but at least it hasn't been found yet.

This is a desolate place in the game, and there is nothing special about it except for a copy of Uldaman, but why is there such a strange energy storm in this world? It happens that this place is not far from Blackrock Mountain, and it only takes a short time to get there by flying dragon, so Yun is not too worried about it. It is also good to take this opportunity to figure out the situation.

There was still no grass in the barren land, and lightning flashed from time to time in the dark sky. The clouds wandered here aimlessly, going up and down the mountains and valleys from time to time, which really made the clouds find some problems.

There is no grass here, and no living creatures can survive. The occasional energy storms block the traffic here, making it extremely difficult even if supplies want to be transported in. Not to mention that there are no products here, and it is impossible for anyone except a small number of explorers to want to set up a camp here.

But Yun saw traces of a large number of people moving around. Who would bring so many people here? Aren’t they afraid of something going wrong?

Things became much easier with a target in mind, and Yun began to search along the trail.

Maybe there really was no one here, and the traces of the large group of people were obvious. The other party did not try to hide. Yun quickly caught up to a camp. The camp was very large, with at least thousands of people. It might not be too big in other places, but this was Storm Canyon. Yun did not alarm the other party, but observed silently.

Yun originally thought it was a temporary camp, but when a team of supply vehicles came three days later, Yun realized that this was actually a permanent camp. Who set up such a camp here, and what exactly did they want to do?

The vehicles transporting the supplies left the next day. At the same time, the camp also took action. Teams of soldiers began to march towards a nearby mountain. Yun did not dare to get too close and took a long detour before catching up with them.

Yun was a little surprised when he saw the building in front of him. There was actually a huge altar here. There were strange symbols painted on the altar, but the evil energy flowing on it surprised Yun. What kind of force was this? Have they begun to master the evil energy?

Yun saw them bringing up a man who was tied up tightly. This man was obviously seriously injured. They tied him to the altar and left quickly.

As the people around him cast spells, energy began to gather on the pillars around the altar. Yun looked at the gathered energy and the dark clouds that were gradually thickening in the sky, and hurriedly stepped back.

Sure enough, lightning struck the pillars of the altar, but the expected explosion did not occur. Instead, the energy on the pillars increased.

Is this absorbing the energy storm? What on earth are they doing? Why do they need so much energy? And they have already mastered the collection and conversion of energy? Doesn't this mean they can get quite a lot of energy here?

While Yun was still thinking, the energy of the pillar gradually turned green, forming rays that shot directly at the tied person. The man began to wail in pain, and because his body was fixed, he could only twist his body. Yun saw that the man's eyes had turned pure green, and there was green energy flowing in his body.

Cracks began to appear on the man's skin, and underneath the cracks was green evil energy.

"Ah!" The man screamed, then struggled to free himself from the ropes with his hands and stood up. His skin began to break. A black thing came out of his body and gradually grew bigger. As a pair of wings spread out, Yun recognized that it was a demon lord of fear.

Yun had never expected that in this remote place, this group of people could actually summon a Dreadlord using a human? Did they summon it using energy? Or was the Dreadlord in this human's body released? Although Yun was a little surprised, he still held back.

A five-man team rushed onto the altar and started fighting the Dreadlord without saying a word. The five-man team cooperated well and were quite strong. Even though the Dreadlord was very powerful, he was quickly killed by the five people. What surprised Yun was that several pillars of the altar actually formed a protective shield. The energy storm kept attacking the altar, but the few people were not hurt at all.

Five people sat down around the body of the Dreadlord, and then streams of green energy slowly flowed out of the Dreadlord's body and divided into five parts and gathered under the five people.

They...they absorbed the fel energy? Who are these guys? Summoning demons, killing them, and then absorbing the fel energy?