Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Locke, who had been very powerful, suddenly froze. Yun stepped back hastily, watching Locke slowly turn into a stone statue.

Okay, no need to worry about it this time, at least Locke’s problem has been solved.

The other guardians looked at Loken, who had turned into a stone statue, in confusion.

Yun also breathed a sigh of relief, Locke was solved.

Yun took a look at the stone statue, stepped on it, and crushed it into pieces.

"You..." Thorim was about to say something when he was stopped by Freya.

"What's wrong? Are you dissatisfied? Why don't you try becoming like this?" Yun said, pointing to the gravel on the ground.

Thorim suddenly lost his confidence.

"If it weren't for the fact that you are still useful, I would have let you go." Yun continued arrogantly.

"We are the guardians of the Titans, and you doing this...ah!" Thorim wanted to say something in the name of the Titans, but Yun Ke gave him a chance and directly stabbed Thorim in the chest with the Ashbringer.

"You..." Freya supported Thorim and looked at Yun.

"Oh? You want to try it too?" Yun is now in the initiative, so he must not be soft-hearted at this time.

"Okay, since you are still talking to us, it proves that we are still useful. We admit defeat. Tell us what you need us to do." Mimiron said.

"Why didn't you say this earlier?" Yun's attitude suddenly changed.

"Tell me, we will do whatever you say." Freya also understood the current situation.

"Save him." Yun pointed at Aaron.

"This is impossible." Thorim said while dragging his injured body.

Yun took out the Taeshalach and gestured.

"You don't have to scare people, we really can't do it." Mimiron said.

"Whether you can do it is your business, but what I ask you to do is my business."

"But we can't do this kind of thing," said Freya.

"It's okay. You can try your best to think of solutions. If you can't think of any, I don't mind forcing you." Yun said proudly.

"Then you might as well kill us," said Hodir.

"Are you sure?" Yun asked, staring at Hodir.

"What's the big deal? When you break the seal, death will be my only ending. It's just a matter of time." Hodir saw it clearly.

"Okay, since you have this request, I will satisfy you, but I can't let go of your last value." Yun said as he picked up Hodir and walked to the middle.

"What are you going to do?" Except for Hodir who was a little frightened, no one else even wanted to stop him.

"What are you doing? You want to die, what else do you care about? I threw you to Yogg-Saron at that time, so that he could absorb your energy and become stronger." Yun pretended to throw Hodir down.

At this time Hodir was also afraid. He was not afraid of turning into stone like Loken, nor was he afraid of being sealed in the cloud, but he was really afraid of Yogg-Saron.

No matter what, in the first two cases, they have failed to fulfill their responsibility to protect Ulduar, which is a dereliction of duty. When facing the powerful cloud, they really have no way out, so it is understandable that they have failed to fulfill their responsibility. However, once they are corrupted by Yogg-Saron, their souls will be finished, and the Titans will not be merciful to them at that time.

"Wait a minute!" Freya spoke this time.

"Is there a solution?" Yun knew that these Titan guardians were most afraid of being corrupted by the ancient gods.

"We can try, but we may not succeed." Freya said through gritted teeth.

"It's okay. I'm very open-minded. I just want him to be alive and well. No matter what method you use, I only look at the result." Yun said with a smile.

"Okay, we promise you." Mimiron said.

"Why didn't you say that earlier? You just said you should do whatever I say, but now the first thing you do is so difficult." Yun complained.

"Tell me everything else you have to say. I believe you have more to say than this. Just say it all," Freya said.

"Not bad, you have a bit of loser consciousness. I'm going to send someone to take over this place and I hope you can cooperate."

"can."

"Of course, this is Ulduar, there must be a lot of good things in it, I want to take this away."

"can."

"I want the blueprints of Titan creation."

"can."

"I want the blueprints for the Furnace of Will and the Furnace of Origin."

"can."

"I want..." Yun saw that the other party was very cooperative and he didn't know what he wanted for a moment.

"Then let me ask you a question. How do you deal with Yogg-Saron?" Freya asked.

"This is easy. He is very weak now, just seal him up." Yun said calmly.

Hearing Yun say this, the Titan Guardians were stunned, with unbelievable expressions on their faces. They stared at Yun blankly, their eyes full of confusion and puzzlement. They originally thought that Yun came to rescue Yogg-Saron. After all, he was an ancient god, and there seemed to be no other reasonable explanation for him to come with such a large team. However, now that Yogg-Saron has been released, Yun said that he wanted to seal him up, which made the Titan Guardians very confused.

"You... You are not here to save Yogg-Saron?" Thorim asked with his eyes wide open and stuttering. He couldn't understand why Yun suddenly changed his mind. Wouldn't all his previous efforts be in vain?

Mimiron also frowned and stared at Yun suspiciously: "Yes, you went through so much trouble and brought so many people here, isn't it for Yogg-Saron? Now that it is finally released, you want to seal it again? What does this mean?"

Yun smiled slightly, with a sly look in his eyes. "You Titan Guardians are so naive. I never said I was here to save Yogg-Saron. I just want to meet this legendary Old God."

After hearing this, everyone was even more confused, not knowing what Yun wanted to do. Since his target was not Yogg-Saron, why did he come here? What was his intention?

"Then why did you bring so many people here?" Loken couldn't help asking, "Also, you just said you were going to find Yogg-Saron, and now you want to seal it. What exactly do you want to do?"

Yun shrugged and said nonchalantly: "Oh, I just think it's more interesting this way. Besides, I'm a little curious about Yogg-Saron and want to see its true face." As for my real intentions, of course I wouldn't tell them easily.

Yun had no choice! Although Yogg-Saron was in a weak state, his strength was real. Once he was released, he would recover quickly, and by then, he would definitely not be lenient to Yun. Moreover, Yun only became powerful by absorbing the energy of the void. If he lost this energy source, not to mention Yogg-Saron, even these Titan Guardians would want to get rid of Yun.

Therefore, Yun could only send his people to Ulduar to trap these Titan guardians there and let them continue to suppress Yogg-Saron.

The Titan Guardians didn't know Yun's intentions, but seeing Yun's confident look, it was clear that he was not surprised by what was happening. This meant that their actions were probably already calculated by Yun. Could it be that Yun had deliberately acted weak from the beginning, not only to confuse the Titan Guardians, but also to let the mysterious man relax his vigilance?

Perhaps Yun had known about the existence of the mysterious man for a long time and had reached some kind of tacit understanding or agreement with him. This time, he just used the Titan Guardians and Yogg-Saron. Now that the mission was completed, he sealed Yogg-Saron again. In this way, Yun not only successfully achieved his goal with the help of others, but also cleverly obtained the energy to directly conflict with the Titan Guardians.

As for the Titan Guardians, they had to re-examine this seemingly simple Yun and think about how to deal with his various needs. After all, facing such a far-sighted and sophisticated opponent, any seemingly casual words implied a lot of content, and a little carelessness could lead to disastrous consequences.

It has to be said that when there are third parties, especially those that cannot be communicated with, people often feel that they are being calculated. At this time, our brain is like a super scriptwriting machine, constantly filling in various unreasonable plots, trying to make these plots reasonable, and finally implementing them perfectly.

Therefore, the Titan Guardians increasingly felt that Yun was not a simple person, and they began to wonder if Yun had already calculated everyone. If this was true, then Yun was a very scary person, because he was not only extremely smart, but also had enough strength to realize his plan. For such a person, the Titan Guardians knew that they must not offend him easily, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous. After all, if Yun really planned to calculate them, then they would probably fall into an irreversible situation, or even live a life worse than death.

Yun felt that he had just consumed a lot of energy when sealing Loken, and a strong sense of powerlessness surged into his heart. He clenched his teeth, took a deep breath, and barely supported his body. The next battle with Thorim had reached its limit, so Yun chose to sneak attack, so that he could injure Thorim with just one blow, and then they could have a good talk. Now Yun could no longer launch a second attack.

Hodir was injured before, and now Thorim was no exception. Although Yun's energy was exhausted, facing Freya and Mimiron, he felt that even if he recovered to his previous state, he could still hold on for a while.

Fortunately, Yun's rampage successfully frightened them, making them dare not act rashly. As for the subsequent plan, Yun had no idea at all. After all, everything that happened during this period was far beyond his expectations, and his brain could hardly bear such pressure and was about to explode.

At this moment, Yun just wanted to leave here as soon as possible. On the one hand, he wanted to verify whether the system allowed him to leave, and on the other hand, he really didn't have enough energy to continue. Waves of dizziness kept coming, and Yun didn't dare to risk falling here directly.

"Okay, these things will be enough for you to do for a while. I'm leaving first." Yun said coldly.

"Yes," Mimiron replied.

"Don't forget, save him." Yun pointed at Aaron and said to Freya.

"Well, okay." Freya said perfunctorily.

"By the way, isn't there a teleportation array here? Please give me permission." Yun said to Mimiron.

"Well... okay..." Mimiron stared at the cloud carefully for a while and said helplessly.

"What's wrong? Do you think I know nothing? Put away your little thoughts." Yun said and turned away.

There was no time to leave now. Yun felt that he was increasingly unable to maintain this huge body. He had to leave immediately.

The huge body also made Yun move very fast. Yun walked out of Ulduar very quickly. This time the system did not have any obstruction. Yun used his last bit of strength to jump over the broken bridge. Then his body began to shrink, but the feeling of powerlessness still existed. Yun hurried to the cave where Aegwynn and Sargeras had lived before.

When Yun arrived at the cave, his body had already returned to the size of a normal human. Yun did not have time to confirm whether anyone had noticed that he was already very weak. Just like that, Yun fell in the cave and passed out.

I don’t know how long it took, but Yun woke up. A feeling of hunger knocked him down again. Yun took out some instant food and ate a little, and finally he had some strength.

Yun felt helpless and confused, and he couldn't help thinking about how many times he had fainted. It seemed that every time he participated in the dungeon transmission, some unexpected events would happen, causing him to lose consciousness. Although he had just successfully defeated the enemy, he finally fainted. However, when he carefully reviewed the whole experience, he realized that this adventure was indeed full of risks and challenges. Not only the difficulties brought by Ulduar itself, but also the Sanivik who had never appeared in the game and the information about the Old Gods obtained from him. These are all important intelligence that has never been mentioned in the game. Although these new discoveries surprised him, it is not a bad thing for him to have a deeper understanding of this knowledge as he goes further and further on the path of the Old Gods. After all, only through continuous exploration and accumulation of experience can he better cope with various challenges that may be encountered in the future.

Yun is having a good rest here, but things are not peaceful elsewhere.

The Titan Guardians of Ulduar have a lot to do. On the one hand, they have to suppress Yogg-Saron to give the Titan creation more time to repair the seal. The most difficult thing is to save Aaron. Aaron's injuries are indeed too serious, and his body is impacted by too many kinds of energy, as well as the energy of the Titan seal. Even injecting energy into Aaron's body is difficult, let alone saving him. Therefore, Freya can only use natural energy to completely seal Aaron's body, at least to prevent Aaron from dying before thinking of a solution.

But when Freya did this, Aaron's positioning stone shattered all of a sudden. This was something that didn't happen when he and Sindialei died in battle. At that time, there were only very large cracks, but this time it was really broken, which meant that Aaron was dead. Aaron, who stayed behind to watch Yun, was dead, so what about Yun?

A mood of pessimism spread.