Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

After receiving the system's reminder, Yun instantly perked up and became alert. Although he knew that the information provided by the system might not be 100% accurate, it was better to be safe than sorry. However, the primary problem facing him at this moment was how to dispel the annoying fog. To achieve this goal, he naturally had to absorb as much of it as possible. Thinking of this, Yun no longer hesitated and began to absorb the fog around him crazily without hesitation.

It must be said that the energy extractor made by Mimiron was really efficient. Not long after, the fog in the small area around Yun had been sucked away. Seeing this, Yun immediately took the energy extractor and shuttled back and forth in the heavy fog as fast as lightning.

"System, if it goes on like this, how long will it take to stop? After working for so long, we have only been able to deal with such a small area. Pandaria is so vast, and this fog covers the entire Pandaria. At this speed, I will never be able to clear it out completely!" Yun looked helpless and couldn't help complaining to the system.

"This fog is used to block the continent of Pandaria, and it itself constitutes a complete system. The task you need to complete is just to break a hole in this huge magic circle. There is no need to absorb all the energy contained in the entire magic circle." The system explained patiently.

After receiving the clear explanation from the system, Yun suddenly understood everything. His doubts were gone, his confidence was doubled, and he worked harder and harder to absorb the energy. At the same time, he was surprised to find that the originally motionless fog around him seemed to be attracted by some mysterious force and slowly spread in the direction where she was. In this way, what the system said before was clearly confirmed - as long as a gap can be sucked out of the fog in front of him, he can successfully reach his destination.

However, although the theory sounds quite simple and easy to understand, when it comes to putting it into practice, Yun deeply understands the difficulties and obstacles involved. After all, Pandaria is vast and boundless, and the fog that permeates it is even larger and boundless. Even if Yun runs as hard as he can and absorbs as much as he can, the seemingly huge fog hole he creates is just a drop in the ocean compared to the entire thick fog.

Time passed quietly without him noticing, and Yun fought day and night for three days and three nights. At this moment, he could no longer see any trace of fog within his sight, and he estimated that the area he had cleared might be as large as the Eternal Island. But what was frustrating was that despite his hard work, the thick fog showed no sign of dissipating.

Looking at the unchanged scene in front of him, Yun couldn't help but feel anxious. He shouted to the system anxiously: "System, this is not a solution! How long do we have to wait before we can go to Pandaria?" Facing Yun's anxious question, the system calmly comforted him: "Don't worry too much. In my opinion, it won't be long before you can successfully set foot on the land of Pandaria."

"Hmm? Am I really going to open up this mysterious fog?" Yun couldn't help but show joy on his face, and an indescribable excitement surged in his heart.

At this moment, a steady and mechanical voice came from the depths of his mind: "Yes, you are almost successful. Not only that, I also sense that there seems to be another powerful energy in the Pandaria region that is also working hard to consume the fog. With the unremitting efforts of both of you, I believe that it won't be long before this thick fog will completely dissipate."

Hearing this, a hint of surprise flashed across Yun's face, and he murmured to himself: "There are actually other people trying to open the fog? This is really unexpected!" He frowned slightly and fell into deep thought. He really couldn't understand who in the distant Pandaria could do such a thing.

"System, do you know where this power comes from? And who is controlling it?" Yun asked anxiously.

However, the answer given by the system disappointed him: "I'm sorry, I can't provide accurate information for this question for the time being. All I can sense is the existence of this energy and the impact it has, but its source and the manipulator behind it are still unclear."

After listening to the system's explanation, Yun slowly stopped what he was doing, and his original joy was instantly replaced by deep worry. He knew very well that those who tried to break through the fog must have some ulterior motives, and it was definitely not an isolated act of an individual, but an organized and planned action. So, who planned all this? What was their real motive for doing this?

Yun racked his brains to think about various possibilities. The first ones that can be ruled out are the Mogu and the Mantis, because with their habits and abilities, it is unlikely that they can deal with the fog. As for the honest and kind-hearted Pandaren, there is no suspicion at all. However, if it is not these common forces, then who is secretly making trouble? The more Yun thought about it, the more confusing it felt, and a strong sense of vigilance rose in his heart. No matter what, he must be doubly careful at the moment, after all, this unknown opponent is very likely to become a huge obstacle on his way forward.

Just as Yun was still thinking about who he was about to face, the thick fog suddenly dissipated without any warning! In an instant, the entire sea surface seemed to be cast by magic and became surprisingly calm, like a huge and smooth mirror.

"System? This... has the fog disappeared?" Yun widened his eyes, looking at the scene in front of him in disbelief, and asked with some uncertainty.

"Yes, the fog has disappeared." The system's cold and emotionless voice came, giving Yun an affirmative answer.

After getting the confirmation, Yun calmed down a little, and then asked hurriedly: "Where is Pandaria?" Yun wanted to go there now, at least to find out the situation first. If the corpse of Azar has not been discovered by others, then naturally he hopes to take it away quietly without alerting anyone. However, if there are any obstacles on the way, hehe, in order to achieve his goal, Yun doesn't mind being a little willful.

"On your left." The system pointed out the direction concisely and clearly.

Hearing this, Yun summoned his mount without hesitation. Yun jumped onto Sapphiron's broad back, patted its neck gently, and shouted, "Go!"

Sapphiron responded and rushed away like a flash of lightning. The wind whistled past his ears, making the clouds' sleeves rustle. Before long, a vast coastline appeared in the field of vision ahead.

Yun stared at the approaching coast, and a feeling of emotion welled up in his heart. It turned out that the place where he was just now was so close to this place. According to common sense, when he cleared the fog, he should be able to see this coast. However, the fact is that he never noticed its existence, otherwise he would not have been delayed here for so long.

Looking at the lush, emerald-green forest in front of him, Yun thought to himself, "There is no doubt that this must be the legendary Emerald Forest!" He recalled that the Heart of Y'Shaarj was accidentally discovered while mining in the Mogushan Vault. However, at this moment, Yun had no idea whether the mine had been dug. If it had not yet started, it meant that he would not only need to look for a suitable mining location, but also dig it himself, which would undoubtedly greatly increase the difficulty.

But Yun was not overly worried because he knew that he had a strong backing - the system. Especially now that the system answered almost all of his questions, this thoughtful service made Yun feel very comfortable. Yun put aside his worries for the time being.

He patted the back of the dragon Sapphiron under him, signaling it to fly higher. As the altitude continued to rise, Yun finally roughly confirmed that they had arrived above the Vale of Eternal Blossoms. Then, he quickly put away his mount and slowly floated down with the help of the Slow Fall spell. Finally, Yun landed steadily on a mountain that towered into the clouds.

Although the flight was at a high altitude, Yun still noticed something strange. According to common sense, there were no Alliance or Horde bases at this time, and accordingly, there should not be too many fierce battles. But when he looked around, he was surprised to find that there was no trace of any bases, no Pandaren, and even no Mogu or Mantid. Why did this seemingly peaceful area present such an abnormal scene? Yun couldn't help but fall into deep thought...

However, at this moment, Yun's most urgent task was to get down the mountain as soon as possible to find out what was going on. However, there was no ready-made road to walk on this mountain, and Yun had no idea where he was. But he had only one thought in his mind, which was to move forward bravely. As long as he kept moving forward, he might be able to find a way out of the mountain. So, Yun walked tirelessly for a long time.

After walking for a while, Yun looked up and found a wooden house standing not far ahead. From a distance, the house was quite large and looked quite spectacular. With curiosity and expectation in his heart, Yun carefully groped his way towards the house.

You know, Yun is a real human being, and as far as he knows, no other human has ever set foot in this area. If he showed up so rashly, based on his appearance alone, it is very likely to cause a series of unpredictable troubles. Moreover, once he was discovered, he would have to spend a lot of time and energy to explain his origins and purpose to the other party. Therefore, Yun could only tiptoe and approach the wooden house with fear.

Just as Yun was getting closer to the cabin, and the distance was not too far, suddenly, a clear voice came from inside the cabin: "Friend, since you are here, come in." The voice was speaking a very standard human language! According to common sense, no human had ever been here, so how could anyone speak human language? The reason why Yun could understand the languages ​​of other races was entirely due to the language function of the system he had.

Faced with this sudden invitation, Yun stood there, his body tense, not daring to move at all. He was full of doubts and vigilance, fearing that this was just a trap set by the other party to trick him into showing up. Or perhaps, the other party was actually talking to someone else, and if he went out rashly, the scene would be too embarrassing.

"Friend, you are the only human here. Do you think other humans can come here?" The voice in the wooden house sounded again, as if seeing through Yun's thoughts. However, Yun remained silent and still, standing there motionless. This situation was completely beyond his control, making Yun feel extremely uncomfortable and uneasy.

"Friends who came down from the mountain, stop looking around! No outsiders have been here for a long, long time. I am the first one, and you are the second person lucky enough to be here." The voice in the wooden house was still speaking slowly, as if it didn't care whether Yun responded or not.

After hearing these words, Yun was finally sure that the other party was talking about him. At the same time, the other party also made it clear that he was also a stranger from the outside world and had similar experiences as Yun. This made Yun somewhat relieved his guard, but despite this, he was still a little hesitant. If it were in the past, Yun might choose to wait patiently for the other party to take the initiative to walk out of the wooden house. But at the moment, he still has many important things to deal with. If the subsequent work involves excavation, it would be more beneficial to get to know some people here. After some inner struggle, Yun took a deep breath, slowly stepped out, and walked towards the wooden house...

The wooden house is in typical Pandaren style and looks quite large from the outside. Yun walked straight in through the door.

As soon as I entered the door, I saw a few Pandaren waiters. They looked pretty good, at least better than those orcs, and much better than the exaggerated proportions in the game. This made Yun feel a little better.

The panda waiter was obviously stunned when he saw Yun, but he still made way for Yun. At least he didn't make any exaggerated movements, which surprised Yun.

Following the waiter's guidance, Yun saw a person sitting alone in the corner of the hall. He was indeed a human, but he was a black man. His dark skin made Yun feel a little strange. Except for him, everyone else was a Panda, so the black man in front was the one who invited Yun.