Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Xon remained silent, and Yun had no choice but to let N'Zoth handle it.

There are too many things to deal with here. First of all, I have to go to Northrend to take a look. After all, the matter of Naxxramas has always been a thorn in Yun's heart.

Yun's goal this time is the Astral Energy Extractor and also Ner'zhul. Yun is now extremely confident that he can do a good job without relying on the system. Now that the system is fully open, with twenty hours of dragon essence and the support of Sargeras, Yun does not believe that there is anything on this planet that can stop him.

However, Yun still went to Blackrock Depths to repair his damaged equipment. At the same time, he also prepared equipment for other professions and made the corresponding enchantments.

Fortunately, without the harassment from the dwarves of Ironforge, the Dark Iron Tribe developed well, especially in the use of the fire veins, which produced a large amount of rare minerals, allowing Yun to make good use of them.

Yun also made some inquiries, and found out that nothing had happened in Naxxramas for the time being, but Sintiale deliberately eliminated those who might become BOSSes in Naxxramas, and slowly advanced towards Icecrown. Arthas performed very well here. I don't know if it was because of the plot, but Arthas's ability to summon and control undead had been greatly enhanced. In several battles with undead, Sintiale suffered very little loss, which made those who came later more and more excited. After all, Icecrown was rich in evil iron ore. The dwarves discovered that it could be used to forge very powerful weapons. Even ordinary weapons could become breakthrough weapons by adding some evil iron ore, which made all the forces very jealous, and they hoped that Sintiale could advance quickly.

However, Yun was still very confused. No matter what equipment he had, it was at most T2 level. He didn't even have T2.5 equipment, let alone T3. However, the output of Icecrown Glacier was at least T7 level. Why was there such a big gap and the system had not given him some good equipment? This time, Yun planned to go to the Frozen Throne alone, hoping to trigger some plots.

However, after experiencing the Emerald Dream incident, Yun was completely aware of his physical condition. He originally thought that it was a bit difficult to just fight with Xavius, but on second thought he finally understood that the most difficult thing about the Emerald Dream was the environment. That world could crystallize any living thing at any time. How terrible it was. He didn't know why he could survive, but if he fell down with a large army, he was afraid that everyone except himself would turn into dust in an instant.

Now Yun also understood that if he encountered something that had not appeared in the game before, he could still take people for a walk. However, if the game encountered something that was obviously difficult, he should not take people to die.

Just like the Frozen Throne, although Arthas went up there alone in the game, the two generations of Lich Kings suffered so badly that they needed to spend a long time in the ice to recover.

Yun boarded an airship and set foot on the Northrend continent again. Yun flew directly to Crystalsong Forest. Yun did not keep it a secret on purpose. Many people should know about it. Since Yun did not take the initiative to look for him, everyone pretended not to see it.

This time, Yun did not summon the flying dragon directly in the city, but summoned it after walking far away. At the same time, he also noticed the special situation of Winter's Embrace Lake and deliberately avoided it when choosing the flight route.

Entering the Icecrown Glacier, the sky became overcast. I don't know if it's because of the Frozen Throne, but the sun is rarely seen here. The temperature is very low, and there is a lot of frost magic in the cold air. The dragon couldn't fly for a while. Yun tried to summon other mounts, but each one lasted shorter than the last. Yun had no choice but to move forward on foot.

The Icecrown Glacier in the game was transformed by the Lich King. A large amount of evil iron was used to build the Icecrown Citadel. At the same time, a lot of landforms were changed when digging the evil iron. Now it is still an ice field, which is not much different from the Dragonbone Wastes.

Fortunately, the huge ice throne stood there, so Yun didn't get lost. Otherwise, Yun had never seen this map before and he really didn't know where to go.

I don’t know if Yun took a detour or if Sindialai had attracted all of Ner’zhul’s undead spirits away. Yun walked all the way to the long spiral staircase of the Frozen Throne but didn’t see a single enemy, which made him a little confused.

"Human, this is not the place you should be." A voice came.

"Ner'zhul?" Yun asked directly.

"Who are you?" The voice was obviously surprised.

"Haha, my name is Yun, do you know me?" Yun introduced himself.

"Yun? Are you Yun?" Ner'zhul obviously knew Yun.

"Oh? Not bad, you still know me?" Yun was a little surprised.

"Kel'Thuzad has spoken highly of you."

"Oh? Kel'Thuzad can still say something good about me?"

"Why not? Your undead power is very pure and powerful. You have many secrets that we want to know."

"Oh? That's what I thought. So you wanted to use me as an experiment. But you have to have the ability to do it." Yun said confidently.

"I was just thinking about how to get you to come here, but I didn't expect you to fall into my trap." Ner'zhul also became proud.

"You're walking into a trap. I think you're a little too confident. No matter Kil'jaeden or the dreadlords, they wouldn't dare to talk to me like that, let alone you."

"Haha, the Burning Legion always thinks they have it under control, but they don't realize that what they think is often completely different from what they think."

"Oh? What do you mean?" Yun continued walking forward while chatting.

"Do they think they can control me with the Helm of Domination and Frostmourne? They are good at fel energy, and they don't even think about where this undead energy comes from, but they think they can control it. It's a bit unrealistic."

"Oh? Wasn't it done by the Lord of Arms?"

"Lord of Arms?" Ner'zhul obviously didn't know.

"What about Zoval?" Yun continued to ask.

"Who then?" Ner'zhul continued to ask.

"No way, I thought you knew a lot, but it turns out you know nothing." Yun mocked Ner'zhul.

"What do you know? These undead powers are transmitted through a very special bond, which is a place you dare not even imagine." said Ner'zhul.

"Oh? I dare not think about it? Is it the Maw or Revendreth, or the Sanctuary of Domination?" Yun continued confidently.

Ner'zhul dares to compete with Yun in knowledge. The knowledge of this planet is already in chaos, but not much has changed outside. It will be easy for him to fool you.

"You...you know the Abyss?"

"What's there to not know? The leader of that group of dreadlords is called Denathrius. So I don't think highly of the Helm of Domination and Frostmourne you mentioned." Yun continued arrogantly.