Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

"Do you know what's going on there?" Brooks looked at Yun solemnly, his voice trembling unconsciously. The enemy they were about to face was a Titan! This was one of the most powerful beings in the universe! When Brooks thought of this, his heart rose to his throat.

Especially the two furnaces they had experienced before, the power they displayed was beyond imagination. And the one they were facing this time would definitely not be inferior. When they encountered similar situations in the past, Yun had some understanding of the relevant things, so he could come up with some countermeasures. But this time was different. Yun knew nothing about this mysterious place, which made the two of them feel more and more uneasy.

"I don't know much about it..." Yun frowned, trying to recall the limited information he had. "I only heard that all the creatures on that continent are completely different from ours. Also, it is said that the Nalak Engine there has always been idle." At this point, Yun couldn't help but slap his head in annoyance, blaming himself, "Oh, how could I forget about Pandaria! Now that Aman'thul is here in person, no one can say whether he plans to reactivate the Nalak Engine. If he really does that, we really have no idea what to do!"

"It's nothing, you've done a good job. Let's continue to explore. You know, the other side is a Titan! It's already very difficult to find so much information." Brox said solemnly. This is not an empty statement. Back then, he had personally fought a life-and-death battle with the terrifying Sargeras. Those guys are not only extremely powerful, but also have a variety of methods that are hard to defend against. For them, as long as they can avoid personally taking action to eliminate the enemy, they will never take risks easily. Therefore, facing Aman'thul's attack this time, Brox knew that the other party would definitely send his men to test first. And if the trouble can be eliminated by just giving a little energy, they will surely be happy to see it happen.

Hearing what Brooks said, Sindiale nodded slightly to show her agreement, and responded: "Well, I have also sent enough exploration personnel. As long as there is a slight disturbance over there, the news will be sent back in the first time." Fortunately, after this careful deployment, our side has made full preparations for the response. There are many people available for deployment, and almost every corner of the entire continent is under strict surveillance. Because of this, everyone has added a lot of confidence in their hearts, and Yun is also a little relieved. After all, the other party is a Titan, and it is impossible for him to calculate all aspects.

Even though Yun was very familiar with the game, there had never been any Titans in the game. The only one was the newly awakened Argus. And there was obviously a need for game combat. The situation in a real combat would definitely be quite different. Thinking of this, Yun knew that temporary deployment would be the main thing here.

"These are not what you need to worry about." Brooks said softly, looking at Yun's slightly lost expression.

Yun nodded gently and responded, "Yeah, I understand." However, his eyes still revealed a hint of worry and uneasiness.

Brooks shook his head and his tone became serious: "No, you don't understand. The purpose of the means used by the Titans is not simply to destroy you directly. If they can successfully destroy you, it would be the best thing for them; but even if they can't do that, all this is completely within their expectations. Their real intention is to use these men to continuously consume your strength. And at the last critical moment, when the opponent's real strong man comes out, the only one who can compete with him and may win is you!"

Hearing this, Yun couldn't help but widen her eyes, her face full of surprise: "I...is my role only reflected at the end?" This fact surprised her a little.

"Of course, everything that came before is just a prelude! No matter how outstanding and amazing your previous performance was, the final decisive battle still needs to rely on you to complete. The reason is very simple. The last strong man of the enemy is an existence that they are simply unable to contend with. If you fail, then even if you win many victories before, it will be meaningless; however, as long as you can defeat the opponent, even if you have experienced countless brutal battles and huge sacrifices before, it is absolutely worth it!" Brooks said solemnly, and his words hit everyone's heart like a hammer.

After hearing this, Yun suddenly understood. Recalling his previous experience of playing dungeons, isn't it the same? How can those powerful BOSSes easily appear early? In the game world, players can restore their status to the peak level every time they challenge the BOSS, but the situation in reality is completely different. Every fierce battle will ruthlessly consume a lot of energy, and this energy recovery is by no means a one-time thing, it is an extremely long process. Even when facing those relatively weaker opponents, you don't need to spend too much energy to deal with them, but just by continuously engaging in battle, the energy consumed is by no means something that can be made up in a short time!

Just like in Ny'alotha, Yun knew that he was much stronger than the old gods. However, the number of the other side was too large, like a surging tide, endless and endless. Before long, Yun felt his energy was rapidly exhausted. At that time, he had only one thought in his mind - he just wanted to fall asleep. Because at this moment, he was so tired that he had no strength left. Even a simple action like opening his eyes became an unattainable luxury for him.

It can be seen that this battle is destined to be an extremely long and arduous journey. After all, strength is important, but at the same time, tenacious perseverance is also one of the indispensable key factors. At this moment, all the actions taken by Brooks are to allow himself to preserve as much physical strength as possible, so as to better deal with the powerful enemy that may appear at any time.

Hearing what Brooks said, Yun instantly put away his previous casual expression and became serious. He deeply understood what kind of crucial responsibility and mission he was shouldering in this battle.

"Well, now I understand." Yun responded with a serious nod.

Brooks sighed upon seeing this: "Yes, the waiting process may be very painful, and there will definitely be many companions ahead who will pay a heavy price or even lose their lives for this, but all this is unavoidable..."

After careful consideration, Yun finally understood a truth: Sometimes, sacrifice is inevitable and necessary to achieve a greater goal. On the other side, Aaron was on the vast square of Ulduar. Looking around, he saw countless Titan creations rushing towards him like a tide, as if to submerge the whole world.

They had no tactics or strategies to speak of, and they just rushed forward with brute force. Faced with such a chaotic and disorderly attack, Aaron couldn't help but feel a little relieved. Because the number of enemies in front of him was too large, if they had a high degree of intelligence, could form a tight formation and launch attacks with sharp weapons, and could even skillfully operate various powerful mechanical equipment to fight together, then this battle would become extremely difficult for their side, and perhaps even Aaron himself would be trapped in a bitter battle and unable to escape. However, at this moment, relying solely on the rock-hard bodies of these Titan creations to launch a charge, although it had already caused a considerable impact on their own army, the situation was not completely out of control.

"It's really unexpected! This Ulduar actually hides such an amazing secret - it is actually a large-scale arsenal!" Khadgar said with some emotion. He was standing behind the front line, concentrating on commanding the mages of Dalaran to launch a fierce attack.

Countless colorful magic lights intertwined and flickered in the air, like dense raindrops hitting the Titan creations on the opposite side. Each magic attack contained huge power, and when they hit the Titan creations, a deafening roar and dazzling sparks instantly erupted.

However, these Titan creations are not ordinary creatures. They are carefully crafted from extremely solid stones, and one or two ordinary magic spells cannot cause any substantial damage to them. Usually, three to five powerful magic spells need to be released in succession to successfully smash one of the Titan creations into countless pieces of rubble.

Despite facing such a difficult challenge, the mages of Dalaran did not retreat. They gritted their teeth, continuously cast various magics, and bombarded the enemy. In this way, after a full half-day of fierce fighting, half of the entire square had been captured by the army led by Aaron.

However, the long and intense battle also cost the mages a heavy price. Almost all the Dalaran mages who participated in the battle had already fought in turn. Some of the weaker mages had to retreat to the back due to excessive consumption of magic power. They sat down quietly to adjust their breathing and meditate to recover the gradually depleted magic source. The remaining mages still held on to the front line, continuing to use their own strength to fight against the endless stream of Titan creations...

"Fortunately we got here fast enough," Aaron said with lingering fear. He wiped the beads of sweat from his forehead while staring at the fierce battlefield ahead.

"Yes, I see the casualties among the soldiers ahead are quite heavy." Khadgar frowned and said worriedly. Wherever he looked, he saw many brave warriors lying in a pool of blood, their bodies ruthlessly trampled and torn apart by the enemy.

"There's nothing we can do. These guys are just too hard to deal with." Aaron shook his head helplessly, his tone full of frustration. "Their bodies are as hard as iron. Ordinary attacks on them are just like tickling, causing minimal damage." Thinking of his previous experience, Aaron couldn't help but regret it. They had come to Ulduar before and successfully destroyed the huge chariot. At that time, he didn't realize that these buildings had such a special purpose, but now they are constantly producing these terrible stone men. "Alas, if I could have foreseen all this, how great it would have been to completely destroy these buildings!" Aaron sighed, his heart full of regret.

"Oh, stop sighing here!" Khadgar was anxious, and even a layer of fine beads of sweat oozed out of his forehead. "My mages' magic power is almost exhausted. If there is not enough magic support, how can we continue to move forward?" As he spoke, he stared at the seemingly unreachable road ahead, and couldn't help but complain in his heart. After all, in the previous journey, they were able to arrive here smoothly, almost entirely relying on the powerful magic power.

However, in stark contrast to Khadgar's anxiety, Aaron was calm and confident. He raised his lips slightly, revealing a reassuring smile, and said calmly: "Don't worry, my friend. I have a lot of good stuff in my hands! Don't forget, we may encounter the legendary Titan Guardian on our way forward. So, I have to keep some tricks up my sleeve just in case." After that, he gently patted Khadgar's shoulder, telling him not to worry too much.

Hearing this, Khadgar's originally tense nerves relaxed a little, but then he frowned again and asked with a little dissatisfaction: "Since you have so many powerful cards in your hand, why didn't you show them earlier? It made our journey so difficult!" Obviously, Khadgar was still a little resentful about Aaron having been concealing his strength.

Aaron seemed a little embarrassed and ashamed when facing his friend's questioning. He scratched his head and explained with a wry smile: "Hey, isn't it that we haven't arrived yet? We came here quickly, and some places are a little far from here, so we were delayed a little. I really don't mean to deliberately hide or waste anyone, please believe me!"

Seeing Aaron's sincere attitude, Khadgar didn't know what to say. He just sighed helplessly and asked, "How long will it take to reach the destination? Judging from the current situation, I'm afraid it will be difficult to hold on until then, right?"

At this time, Aaron smiled mysteriously and answered confidently: "Haha, don't worry! Just now, I have contacted the contact person, and they will be here soon."

Khadgar wanted to ask something when he saw a lot of airships suddenly flying over from the sky. These airships were quite fast. After all, if they were slower, they would be shot down by Ulduar's defensive array.

Although the airship was flying very fast, it also dropped a lot of large packages, which were directly thrown into the camp of the Titan creatures.

"This is..." Khadgar was a little surprised.