Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Although there are still many elemental creatures in Blackrock Depths, Yun now just wants to find a solution as soon as possible. These elemental creatures will be ignored if they can be ignored, and those that cannot be ignored will be directly destroyed.

The door to the Hall of Kings was blocked. There was quite a lot of space inside, so the loss should be acceptable to the Dark Iron Dwarves. Yun tried knocking on the door, but there was no response. He called Sindialai but there was no response either. Yun could only try to break down the door.

Fortunately, the Dark Iron Dwarves still wanted to get out, and the door was not blocked very tightly, so Yun managed to open it with some effort.

"Sir?" Xipa looked at Yun in surprise.

"How are you guys?" Yun asked as soon as he came up.

"It's okay. We have no problem dealing with those dwarves in Ironforge. We also noticed that the dwarves in Ironforge showed signs of retreating, but we didn't understand what was going on. Fortunately, the adults reminded us, otherwise we would not know what would happen." Sipa said.

"It's okay. It's a mess outside. I have something to discuss with you. I couldn't contact you, so I came here."

"Those guys in Ironforge are really bad. They actually blew up on top of us, which collapsed a lot of our buildings. Fortunately, we discovered it in time and didn't cause too much damage, but our communication with the outside world was cut off," Sipa explained.

"As long as you are all right, take me in."

Cindyale and the others had never imagined that in just a few days, the situation outside had become so chaotic. Although Yun was reserved and did not tell them about the other world, so many things about the Holy Light Knights and the Curse Sect still made Cindyale a little overwhelmed, especially when she knew that such a big thing was involved, she did not dare to make a decision easily.

After gathering together with everyone in Naxxramas, everyone started discussing, but the main focus was still on the discussion between Sindialai and Fritz.

In principle, cooperation is necessary. The impact of the elemental riot is too great and must be controlled. Unless Yun wants to expand the army of the undead, he still has to suppress the elemental riot. In this case, anyone who can cooperate is an ally. However, he has to think about how to cooperate and not be betrayed by his teammates. As for taking advantage? It is best to take advantage.

Sindialai still wanted Yun to go to the negotiations, but Yun gave up after seeing the densely packed negotiation points and entrusted the matter to Sindialai and Fritz.

Benedict was a little confused when he saw the negotiation team of Sindialai, Fritz and Aaron. Wasn't this the golden team of the Eagle Empire's young team? The representatives of the armed forces, the royal power and the military? Were they all under Yun's command? It seemed that Yun still had great potential for development. He had a large number of troops, including the Undead Army and the Elemental Army, the Silver Hand, which had already formed a scale, and the Storm Legion, which might be conquered directly. In addition to the powerful people under his command, if he could recruit enough talents in internal affairs, Yun's achievements would not be limited to this planet.

With this understanding, the negotiations were very pleasant. Sintiale led the people of the Knights of the Holy Light to Molten Core to eliminate the already violent elemental creatures. Finally, Yun entered the place where Ragnaros was sealed to lift the seal on Ragnaros.

"No, you're going to sell me out right now?" Yun felt helpless. Why was he arranged like this?

"They do have a lot of historical records, and we also know that no one can do this except you, sir. But we have agreed to it, and it will be up to you whether you will do it in the end," Fritz said as soon as he came up.

"Ah? Can we still do this?" Yun was a little surprised.

"It's okay. We'll see what the situation is. If there's danger, we can find a reason not to go." Fritz looked at Yun with a smile.

"Okay, what about the benefits? Are you going to get them?" Yun asked.

"It's almost here, so you don't have to worry about it." Sindiale stopped Fritz who wanted to speak.

"You guys?" Yun looked at the negotiating trio in a strange way. Sindyalai looked like I did it, what can you do to me? Aaron looked like it had nothing to do with me, and only Fritz looked at Yun with an embarrassed look on his face.

"Okay, then don't tell me if you don't want to. Just be careful. He is very cunning." Yun reminded.

"Well, don't worry about that. We are about to go to Molten Core. Do you have anything to tell me?" Sindialai asked.

"You remembered me at this time? You should prepare more fire-resistant potions. After all, Ragnaros is the Lord of Fire, and the lords under him are all masters of fire. I also have some suggestions..." Yun repeated the characteristics of all the BOSSes in the game. He just hoped that not too many people would die if they encountered them.

Fritz looked in amazement at Cindyale and Aaron who were carefully recording what Yun said.

"This? What are you doing..." Fritz was a little surprised. Yun's description was too detailed. Even if he had seen this elemental creature and understood it, he could not understand so thoroughly how to defeat it. This information felt fake at first glance, but Cindyale and Aaron were taking notes meticulously, which made them very passive.

Yun ignored Fritz and continued talking.

Sindialai made a hushing gesture and continued to remember what Yun said.

"Exotus is extremely afraid of death, so he can be used. As long as we eliminate his minions and force him, we can try to use him to solve the problem of Ragnaros." Yun finally finished speaking.

"Yeah, okay, I understand." Sintiale and Aaron said at the same time.

"This...is it true..." Fritz followed behind the two people and asked in a low voice.

“Think of it as a precaution,” said Sintiale.

"But..." Fritz wanted to say something, but when he saw the looks in the other two's eyes, he shut his mouth wisely.

Yun watched them leave, but his heart was still not at peace. The system was not yet working properly, and he didn't know if the dungeon teleportation function could be simulated. Originally, Ragnaros and he had a good relationship, and he thought that the Molten Core dungeon should be no problem. After all, it was a 60-person dungeon, and the previous -person dungeon had exhausted him enough. Yun really had no confidence in the -person dungeon. He thought he should have passed the level group dungeon, but now he had to fight Molten Core again.

It feels like everything is arranged, and there's no way to break free no matter what I say, just like this time at Molten Core, which I extremely rejected, but Sindialai and the others still included me in it. Even though they said I didn't have to go, Yun always felt that this strange thing called fate would make me go.

And if things go wrong, I will have to go through a lot of hardships before I can achieve a hard-fought victory.

This is what the protagonist in the novel always experiences, but at the same time, only those who survive these experiences are the protagonists. Those who fail to survive are just stories.

Yun wants to be the protagonist, not the story, so the most important thing is to survive.