Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

"I..." Yun's heart was filled with astonishment and confusion. He originally thought that he was powerful enough as he had mastered the power of the Titans, but now he had directly advanced to become an ancient god, which caught him off guard.

He couldn't help but start thinking, if he fought alone, he might not be able to gain much of an advantage even against a powerful being like Aman'Thul. After all, the power of the ancient gods was not ordinary.

Moreover, Yun suddenly realized that he was now an Old God of Argus. So when he returned to Azeroth, would he be suppressed by the Star Soul? If so, wouldn't he have no advantage in Azeroth?

Thinking of this, Yun's mood became heavier. He originally thought that his increased strength would bring him more advantages, but now it seems that the situation is not that simple.

Meanwhile, Yun finally understood why Sargeras hadn't appeared. On Argus, not only had he not been suppressed by the Star Soul, but he had actually been strengthened. But for Sargeras, the situation might be completely different. With one side gaining strength while the other diminished, Sargeras naturally wouldn't be foolish enough to personally see the extent to which his power had been suppressed.

However, Yun now faced a problem: his strength seemed to be closely tied to Argus. Would leaving the planet significantly diminish his power? Should he still visit the Holy Tomb of the Firstborn? This question left him hesitant. After all, it might conceal immense secrets and power, but it also came with unknown risks.

"Yun, what do you intend? Are you trying to overthrow the entire universe?" Illidan asked in astonishment, his voice betraying a hint of bewilderment. His life had been a bumpy and difficult journey, filled with countless hardships and obstacles. Especially since, thanks to Yun's grace, he had inherited the Demon Hunter class and embarked on a journey against the Burning Legion.

However, as the battles with the Burning Legion became more frequent, Illidan's understanding of it became more and more in-depth, and he gradually learned of the existence of another Illidan. This mysterious "other self" made Illidan curious, so he began to explore the mysteries of time and space nodes and different timelines. He even vaguely sensed the existence of another Illidan in the fiercest battles.

After much contemplation, Illidan finally realized that the so-called "other self" seemed to be almost the same as what Yun had described. However, as his understanding of all this deepened, Illidan felt more and more helpless and powerless about his other self, and at the same time, he was grateful for Yun's help.

Yun was silent for a moment, then slowly said: "Me? I don't have such big ambitions. I just want to find... find the source of the power that was given to you before, and... and explore your destiny." Yun hesitated slightly, and finally decided to express what was on his mind.

However, Yun knew very well that the existence of systems and firstborns was like a fairy tale to Illidan and others, so he could only express his ideas in a way that they could understand.

However, it was Yun's explanation that completely changed everyone's view of him. Granting—this was a power only possessed by the Ancient Gods! That was the most advanced being in the universe, and Yun was actually able to seek it out and even know how it existed? Doesn't this mean that Yun had truly grasped the essence of the universe?

Even more shocking was the fact that Yun, long considered a vague and elusive being, dared to explore fate. Before this, no one had ever considered this, or, more accurately, no one had the ability to delve into the mysteries of fate. However, judging by Yun's usual style, he would never utter such a statement without a clear purpose. This meant that Yun must possess an understanding and knowledge of fate beyond the ordinary.

At this thought, everyone couldn't help but feel awe for Yun. How many unknown secrets did this seemingly ordinary man hide? "Sir, go ahead and do it. We will fully support you!" Illidan's attitude also changed drastically, and he felt a spontaneous respect for Yun.

"Oh, I'm really unsure! Who knows what the end result will be? Now that things have developed to this point, I'm so nervous and can't calm down!" Yun sighed helplessly, his heart filled with anxiety and uneasiness.

Originally, going to the Otherworld was a gamble, with only a tiny chance of encountering either Foror or the Firstborn. Now, not only was he in such a difficult situation, but he was also being pursued by both the Titans and the Old Gods, with Sargeras watching closely from the sidelines. This made Yun feel even more stressed and worried.

"My lord, you don't have to worry so much," Xin Diyalai comforted him. "You just need to do it. The results of what you do are beyond our control. Instead of worrying about things we can't control, why not go all out and do what we can?"

Yun suddenly realized something, and he couldn't help but feel annoyed. Why had he fallen so easily into this state of self-doubt? He was clearly free from all worries and fears. Those so-called powerful people should be worried about how to deal with him. All they could do was to attack him like they did with Flor. As long as they didn't attack him, what was there to fear?

"Well, you're right, we really don't have to be afraid of them." Yun nodded repeatedly as if waking up from a dream, expressing his agreement.

"Yes, this is the cloud I know!" Seeing this, Xin Di Yalai smiled and nodded.

Yun thought for a moment, then turned to look at Illidan and asked, "Illidan, do you know any way to achieve interstellar teleportation? For example, moving a planet?" After all, Illidan successfully brought back the planet Argus, and now the channel of the space-time node has become invalid. Yun decided to ask Illidan for a solution to this problem according to the progress of the game.

"Huh? Take the planet away?" Illidan looked bewildered, as if he had just heard some unbelievable fairy tale. This kind of thing was clearly beyond his comprehension. He couldn't even imagine how to take a planet away. He looked at Yun in confusion, wondering why he would suddenly ask such a question.

Seeing this, Yun secretly thought, "Oh no!" He realized his question might be a bit abrupt. However, he quickly reacted and explained, "Oh, sorry, I was just asking casually. I figured since I'd corrupted this planet, I'd better take it away to avoid any future trouble."

Illidan seemed to understand Yun's explanation, but he still had some doubts. He suggested, "I see. But I think you should ask the Old Gods. After all, they know how to deal with a corrupted planet."

Yun groaned inwardly. He knew he should ask the Old God, but how could he ask N'Zoth in his current state? Was he supposed to tell him he was the Old God? And then tell him half the planet had been corrupted, and the remaining half had awakened a Titan, and he was that half? Yun knew exactly what N'Zoth would do. This kind of person must not be allowed to stay alive. He had to be dealt with quickly while he was still weak.

So, even if N'Zoth did speak out, it was most likely just a trap he had set for Yun. Being tricked was certainly infuriating, but knowing it was a trap and still foolishly jumping into it was another matter entirely.

"Okay, knowing this is enough. You all go back and think carefully about what to do next. I also have to go back and think carefully about it." Yun said helplessly.

Everyone naturally noticed Yun's inner struggle, secretly speculating that he might have gone to ask someone about the situation. After all, this matter was probably Yun's most private secret. Everyone understood what he meant, so they tactfully stood up and took their leave.

After everyone left, Yun returned to his room alone. He first called out to Flor, but received no response. Then, he tried to summon the Firstborn, but again, there was no response.

You know, when Yun encountered problems before, he had the Ancient Gods, the Elemental Lords, and even the system to turn to for help. At least they could help Yun analyze the problem or give some advice. But what about now? Yun only felt that although he was becoming more and more powerful, he seemed to be becoming less and less useful.

Faced with the current predicament, Yun was completely unable to analyze any valuable information, let alone come up with a solution. He used to rely on others, but now that he had truly become stronger, he found that his mind did not seem to keep up with the pace of his growing strength.

"Sir?" Yun looked up in confusion. When he saw that it was Sfulax, he couldn't help but feel a little surprised. However, he quickly stood up and welcomed Sfulax into the room with a smile.

"What's wrong? Is there something wrong?" Yun asked straight to the point, his eyes falling on Svirax, trying to interpret her purpose from her expression.

Sfulax took a deep breath, then looked Yun straight in the eyes and asked, "My Lord, do you want to transport the planet Argus away?"

Yun's heart tightened. He hadn't expected Svirax to ask such a direct question. He scratched his head awkwardly and explained, "Ah, yes, well... I do have that thought."

Yun knew full well that Argus held immense significance for Sfulax and her people. After all, it was their homeland, the embodiment of their history and culture. His quiet removal would undoubtedly cause dissatisfaction and concern.

"My lord, I actually have a friend who has done a lot of research on space magic. After she became the demon Eredar, she was also responsible for the research of portals in the Burning Legion. I think you may need her help, my lord." Svirax suddenly said.

"Huh? You...you don't mind me taking Argus away?" Yun asked in disbelief and suspicion.

Sfulax looked bewildered, as if completely unable to understand Yun's surprise. She asked, "Why should you mind?"

Yun's eyes widened as she stared at Svirax as if she were an alien. "This is your homeland! I'm going to take it away. How can you just sit there and do nothing?"

Svirax shook her head and sighed, "You don't understand the current situation of the planet Argus. It has become a ruin, devastated and lifeless. It can be said that this planet is dead." Her voice was full of helplessness and sadness.

Yun listened quietly, and gradually understood.

Sfulax continued, "What good memories can we leave behind in a place like this? Furthermore, too many people know about the existence of Argus. Without your protection, it will surely suffer a catastrophic disaster. For the survival of the last few people on Argus, taking it away is undoubtedly the best solution."

Yun immediately understood what Sfulax was thinking. He nodded and said, "I understand. Then ask your friend to come over. I hope there's something good to be done."

"Okay, my friend is at the door, Hasabel, come in." Svirax's face was full of smiles, and his voice revealed excitement that was hard to conceal. He shouted loudly towards the door.

Following Svirax's call, a demonic Eredar slowly walked into the room. This female Eredar was tall and beautiful, but at the moment she looked a little reserved.

"Sir." As soon as the female Eredar saw Yun, she half-knelt on the ground without hesitation and spoke in an extremely respectful tone.

Seeing this, Yun was a little unaccustomed to such etiquette and quickly said, "Get up."

Upon hearing this, Hasabel slowly stood up. She was obviously much taller than Yun, forcing Yun to tilt his head slightly to meet her gaze.

Perhaps because she was facing a big shot like Yun, Hasabel seemed a little nervous. She leaned forward slightly, half bent over, and tried her best to keep her height consistent with Yun.

"It's okay. Don't be so reserved. Relax a little." Yun said with a soothing smile. "Now, can you tell me how to get rid of the planet Argus?"

Yun's questions were straightforward and without any hesitation.

Hasabel took a deep breath, collected himself, and then replied, "My lord, this is the Burning Legion's headquarters, where demons are constantly being produced. If these demons want to reach other battlefields, they need to be teleported. And there happens to be a large enough teleportation array here with sufficient energy. Now, we only need an object that can tear through space to achieve our goal of moving the planet Argus."

"Huh? Tear the space? Why tear the space? Can't we just teleport away?" Yun was very curious.

"The planet is too big. If we only use the portal, the planet will be torn into pieces. We must first tear open the space and then use the portal to teleport the planet over." said Hasabel.

Now Yun suddenly remembered that Illidan did use a stone to teleport, and he would have to ask Illidan about it later.