Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

It wasn't long before everyone successfully located Azeroth in the vast sky. To their surprise, they spotted not only Azeroth but also Elune beside her. However, from this particular angle, they clearly noticed a faint protective shield surrounding Azeroth.

This protective shield, like a thin veil, gently draped around Azra, yet exuded a powerful aura. While it was unclear who had created this shield, being able to set it up outside the planet and achieve this level of protection was no mean feat.

After careful consideration, the group decided to conduct an in-depth study of the shield. After all, they already had the technology to transform the Holy Light Tower into a spaceship, capable of long-term voyages through space. Therefore, they decided to first construct a small spaceship, send a few personnel to investigate, and then make a final decision based on the actual situation.

Time passed quickly, and the small spacecraft was quickly completed. Then, it streaked away like a meteor, heading towards Azeroth. Soon after, the spacecraft arrived at its destination and sent back a shocking result.

It turns out that the seemingly mysterious protective shield is actually formed by the energy of the Star Soul! Once inside, one will be subjected to the powerful suppression of the Star Soul. Moreover, the energy of this suppression is so considerable that the demons who went to explore it were reduced to only one-tenth of their original strength after entering the protective shield!

Now Yun finally understood. He realized that although the Burning Legion was extremely powerful, it could never defeat those guys on Azera. You know, the strength of these enemies was a world apart from that of the Burning Legion, but they were able to repel the Burning Legion's attacks again and again. This was really puzzling.

Yun couldn't help but ponder the reasons behind this. Suddenly, a possibility struck him: the suppression of the Star Soul. Could it be that the existence of the Star Soul was the reason the Burning Legion was so powerless against Azra? This thought lingered in Yun's mind, and the more he thought about it, the more it made sense.

As Yun was thinking, he noticed something unusual about Aaron's behavior. Aaron walked straight towards the rather simple-looking airship, as if preparing to enter it. Seeing this, Yun hurriedly asked, "Aaron? What are you doing?"

Aaron replied solemnly, "I need to try it myself to determine what this Ezra timeline is like."

Yun's heart tightened upon hearing this, and he worried about Aaron's safety. After all, that little airship looked like a piece of handmade welding by a skilled craftsman. It was incredibly crude, and it was supposed to fly into space. Yun couldn't believe that something like this had actually flown back and forth so many times.

However, facing Yun's concerns, Aaron seemed remarkably resolute. He said without hesitation, "I must go."

Yun looked at Aaron's eyes and knew that he had made up his mind, so he stopped trying to persuade him and just said, "Be careful!"

"Well, don't worry." Aaron's lips curled up slightly, revealing a reassuring smile. He looked at Yun, as if he could sense the other's inner hesitation and worry, but his voice was full of confidence and determination.

Seeing this, Yun's initially wavering opinion gradually settled down. She nodded and continued, "You may encounter all sorts of problems on this trip, so don't try to be stubborn. If you run into any difficulties, remember to come back and find us. We'll work together to find a solution."

Aaron listened carefully to Yun's instructions, and his eyes suddenly became gentle, as if a soft light enveloped him. Yun saw this, and suddenly realized that she was not alone, and there was a companion waiting for her.

Aaron took a deep breath and said slowly: "Well, I understand. I still have my own mission." His words revealed a sense of mission, which made people admire his determination.

Yun looked at Aron, and a warm feeling welled up in her heart. She knew that no matter what was waiting for them, they would support each other and face it together.

However, just as Aaron turned to leave, his figure suddenly became blurred, as if swallowed by an invisible force. In the blink of an eye, he disappeared into the sky, leaving only an empty sky.

Yun stood there for a long time, not leaving. She stared in the direction where A-Long had disappeared, silently praying for his safe return. As time passed, Yun's heart grew heavier, and she began to worry whether A-Long had met with an accident.

Finally, after a long wait, Yun saw a small black dot in the distant sky. As the dot drew closer, Yun finally saw that it was the spaceship piloted by Aaron. However, as the spaceship approached, Yun was surprised to find that its hull had been damaged in many places, clearly indicating that it had experienced something.

Aaron's spaceship slowly landed on the ground. Seeing this, the others rushed forward to help push the spaceship to the repair area. Yun watched this scene with a solemn expression. She knew that this mission would be full of dangers and challenges.

"How is it?" Yun asked anxiously, his voice revealing a hint of urgency and worry.

Aaron took a deep breath and slowly replied, "There's a problem. The Star Soul's suppressive power is very strong. My body wasn't too affected, but the spaceship wasn't. We rely on fel energy for power, but not long after entering the Star Soul's territory, the fel energy's efficiency was greatly reduced. The spaceship, which used to be able to fly very fast, consumed most of its energy after flying a short distance. I had no choice but to return."

After hearing this, Yun frowned slightly and asked in confusion, "What happened to the spaceship? It looks like it's been through a fierce battle."

Aaron gave a wry smile and explained, "This is the power of the Star Soul. It not only suppresses evil energy, but also affects everything. As soon as we flew in, it felt like countless sands were violently hitting the spacecraft. The impact was so strong that the outer shell of the spacecraft was damaged."

Yun's face turned pale. He asked worriedly, "Is it so dangerous? Are you hurt?"

Aaron quickly waved his hand and said soothingly, "How could that be? We've already done some research and know how much impact the spacecraft can withstand. As long as we don't exceed that limit, there won't be any major problems. Don't worry, I'll be fine."

"Absolutely not!" Yun's voice revealed a hint of anxiety. "How can you be so sure that this impact won't become stronger? Moreover, how can you be sure that every spaceship will encounter the same situation? You are really taking too much risk!"

However, Aaron clearly had no intention of listening to Yun's advice. Anxiety was evident in his tone. "I don't have any other choice! This is our only chance. If we don't try this, we won't be able to return home."

Yun knew Aaron's feelings, but he couldn't accept such a risky approach. He took a deep breath and said, "There must be other ways. Give me two more days to think it over."

At that moment, a thought suddenly struck Yun. He remembered that in the game, there didn't seem to be any mention of planetary soul suppression, and players could teleport freely between the two planets. Could it be that the planetary soul suppression on Argus had become very weak? If so, the people on Azeroth might be able to easily cross over.

This thought was like a flash of lightning that pierced the night sky, sending a turbulent wave of excitement through Yun's heart. He couldn't help but feel an irrepressible excitement. If this idea could come true, then all the problems would be solved! As long as the people of Azeroth could build spaceships, they would be able to cross the stars and explore the unknown universe.

Although Yun himself had yet to experience the feeling of surviving in space, with his current powerful abilities, he firmly believed that he should be able to persist for a period of time. In this case, the best person to carry out this great exploration was undoubtedly Yun himself.

Yun unhesitatingly laid out his plan, but he was met with unanimous opposition. While everyone knew Yun's extraordinary abilities, space exploration was fraught with uncertainty, and the slightest misstep could lead to irreparable consequences. Therefore, they could not allow Yun to take such a rash risk.

"Of course I have my own way of dealing with it. I can guarantee that I will be able to reach Azeroth. Once there, I will look for Velen and try to get a spaceship no matter what. In this way, all problems will be solved." Yun's tone was extremely firm, as if he was full of confidence in his plan.

However, Aaron refused without mercy, saying, "No, it's too dangerous for you to do this without a plan."

"Listen to me, this is definitely the best way right now!" Yun's voice suddenly became firm, as if he had never been so tough before.

However, Aaron remained unmoved. His response was cold and decisive: "No means no. We will never allow you to board that spaceship. Don't harbor any illusions about this."

Yun's face turned gloomy in an instant. He widened his eyes and stared at Aaron, as if he wanted to see his true thoughts through his eyes.

"Are you going to listen to me or him?" Yun's voice was filled with obvious anger, and his question was like a sharp sword, piercing Ishka straight.

Ishka obviously didn't expect Yun to suddenly point the finger at him. A flash of astonishment crossed his face, but he quickly regained his composure.

"Lord Yun, please stop making trouble, okay? You are our last hope! What should we do if something happens to you?" Ishka's tone was full of helplessness. Although his words were gentle, the meaning was obvious.

Yun's emotions grew increasingly agitated, his voice trembling slightly. "But, are you just going to let me watch you all die one by one?"

"To die?" Ishka sneered. "We are willing to die for you. We should have died long ago, but it is you, my lord, who has kept us alive until now. For your safety, it is only natural for us to make some small attempts."

His words revealed a determination to face death head-on, and he didn't care about Yun's worries at all.

"You guys..." Yun sighed helplessly again, inwardly marveling at the ingenious design of this dungeon. He finally understood why the bosses in the dungeon had to be killed one by one before the final boss could be defeated. It turned out there was a reason for all this.

The men ahead constantly tested the enemy's strength, then dispatched ever-stronger minions to counter the invaders. From the player's perspective, this felt like defeating bosses one by one. When Yun himself was able to summon monsters from the dungeon as his minions, he secretly wondered if he should enter the dungeon and become the final boss. Now, it's clear that this is indeed the case, and he's been the main boss for several versions!

Yun looked at the scene before him, thinking to himself that if he didn't drop his mount, it would be a shame for everything he'd gone through in so many dungeons. Just as he was lamenting, Ishka came over and comforted him, "Master Yun, you should wait until we find a safer route before you go."

"You underestimate me!" Yun's voice was cold and tinged with disdain. He swept his gaze over the crowd as if they were insignificant. "You have no idea of ​​my strength. You have never felt what true power is!"

Yun's words were like a thunderclap, causing a commotion among the crowd. Everyone looked at each other, a sense of worry welling up in their hearts. Just how powerful was Yun? No one could truly say. Even beings as powerful as the Titans and the Ancient Gods probably knew very little about Yun's abilities.

After all, Yun's current strength is unparalleled in the entire universe. He may have undergone transformations from both the Ancient God and the Titan, thus gaining unprecedented power. However, there's also the possibility that Yun absorbed both energies simultaneously, ultimately weakening himself.

As everyone was discussing, Yun slowly sat down and closed his eyes, as if he was taking in something. As time passed, everyone became increasingly nervous. They didn't know what Yun was doing, nor did they know what would happen next.

A long time passed and there was still no response at the scene.

Just when Ishka was confused, one of Ishka's men hurried over.

"What's wrong? Why are you so anxious?" Ishka looked at Yun strangely and asked.

"Sir, we...we are moving." The subordinate said excitedly.

"Moved? What moved?" Ishka was a little surprised, but the look in his eyes when he looked at Yun was even more wrong.

"Our planet, Argus, is moving and is heading towards Azra." The subordinate said excitedly.

At this time, everyone couldn't help but look at Yun with a strange look.