Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

"You don't seem surprised?" Turalyon's voice revealed a hint of surprise. His eyes were fixed on Yun, as if he wanted to find some clues from the other's expression.

Yun Ze seemed very calm, with a slight smile on his face, and asked, "Why should it be a surprise?"

Turalyon was silent for a moment, as if he suddenly understood something. He murmured to himself, "So, this is your world."

Yun looked at Turalyon, who seemed lost in thought, and shrugged helplessly, saying, "If you insist on understanding it that way, I can't help it."

However, Turalyon did not back down because of Yun's attitude. He continued to ask, "But you are a dark force now. Are you going back like this?"

Yun frowned slightly, feeling somewhat displeased with Turalyon's questioning. He retorted, "Dark forces? How did you know that? Just because I control some dark energy?"

Turalyon looked Yun in the eye and said without flinching, "Isn't that enough? You also possess fel energies, and these..."

Yun interrupted Turalyon, his voice tinged with anger. "I didn't expect you to be that kind of person. You only care about energy, not what it's used for."

After saying this, Yun felt a wave of disappointment. Originally, he had some expectations for Turalyon, believing that he wasn't the type of person who only cared about energy and ignored everything else, but now it seemed that Turalyon was just that.

"What's the use of energy? Dark energy and evil energy will corrode the mind. The longer the contact, the stronger the desire for energy will be. And dark energy and evil energy can only be obtained by corroding others. Do you think dark energy is good?" Turalyon said indifferently.

Yun was stunned when he heard this. He had originally thought that Turalyon had a prejudice against dark energy simply because it represented evil, but now it seemed that the matter was far more complicated than that.

"This..." Yun was a bit speechless. He had indeed not considered that dark energy could have such a serious impact on the mind. No wonder dark energy was always criticized by people. It turned out there was a reason for this.

Turalyon looked at the clouds and continued, "I don't discriminate against any energy, but this energy is inherently flawed. Unless you can take the planet to the Void, where there is no sunlight and dark energy can exist freely. However, the Void is an extremely dangerous place, and almost no living creature can survive there. Therefore, your only way is to kill most people and then use dark energy to corrupt a small number of people to satisfy your energy needs. Do you think I can be kind to you?"

Yun's expression turned grim. Although he didn't want to admit it, what Turalyon said seemed to be true. If this was the way to obtain dark energy, it was indeed too cruel and ran counter to his moral values.

"Is...is there no other way?" Yun's voice revealed a hint of unwillingness and helplessness, but he still spoke stubbornly, as if unwilling to give up easily.

Turalyon sneered, his laughter filled with mockery and disdain. He responded, "I hope you can find a good solution, but until you find a feasible solution, I will remain your enemy." His tone was firm, unafraid of Yun's threat, demonstrating his steadfastness in his position and his distrust of Yun.

However, Yun was quite sympathetic to Turalyon's matter-of-fact approach. He thought for a moment, then said, "It doesn't necessarily have to be as you say. I can obtain energy from the Void myself. As long as I corrupt fewer people, it'll be fine." Yun's words revealed a confidence, as if he had already found a viable solution.

Turalyon disagreed. He shook his head and retorted, "Impossible. Only the Ancient Gods can obtain energy from the Void. Moreover, this energy is obtained from the planets they have corroded themselves in the Void. No one... can do it." He paused at the end, as if he remembered something important.

Yun didn't notice Turalyon's pause, he continued: "Never mind whether it's possible or not, I can do it anyway, and that's what I'm going to do now, the worst that can happen is a fight." His tone was full of disdain, as if he didn't take Turalyon's words to heart at all.

"Okay, let's not discuss this topic for now. So, what was your purpose in damaging my spaceship?" Seeing that he could not convince Yun, Turalyon decided to directly ask the question he wanted to ask at the beginning.

Yun finally came to his senses and realized that he and Turalyon had been talking for so long without getting to the point. So, he quickly explained, "Oh, it's like this. My spaceship broke down, and it's quite difficult for us to repair it ourselves."

Turalyon's expression instantly tightened. He stared at Yun intensely, seemingly in disbelief at what Yun had said. Aaron, standing nearby, nearly laughed out loud at Turalyon's reaction. In Aaron's view, a normal person would typically kill and hijack the ship, but only Yun would go to such lengths just to find someone to help repair the ship.

Seeing that Turayang didn't respond, Yun asked again, "Can you help me?"

Turalyon's frown deepened. He looked at Yun suspiciously and asked, "How...how can I help?"

Yun answered as a matter of course: "Just help us repair the spaceship. If possible, help us get a few more." After saying that, he looked at Turalyon with an innocent face, as if he was completely unaware of how outrageous his request was.

Hearing this, Aaron finally couldn't help laughing out loud, a "puchi" sound that seemed particularly abrupt in this tense atmosphere.

"Okay, we can help you." A gleam flashed in Turalyon's eyes. He seemed to suddenly realize something and answered without hesitation.

Yun smiled delightedly when he heard Turalyon's answer. He said happily, "Excellent, Ishka. Go and take over with them."

Turalyon's gaze fell on Yun involuntarily, and he carefully studied the young man. Yun's smile was sincere and frank, without a trace of hypocrisy or affectation.

"Don't look at him, he doesn't have any ambitions, otherwise... hehe..." Aaron interrupted, with a hint of sarcasm in his laughter.

Turalyon turned his head, looked at Aaron, and asked doubtfully, "Is what he said true?"

Aaron shrugged and said disapprovingly, "Tsk, with Yun's strength, why would he lie to you? You've already been like fish on a chopping board, at the mercy of others. However, it's clear that Yun hasn't realized this yet. But this is also good. At least we won't have to worry too much if we follow Yun."

After saying that, Aaron turned and left, leaving Turalyon standing there thoughtfully.

Ishka reluctantly walked over and completed the handover procedures with Turalyon. He and Aaron had similar ideas. While Yun's personality might not be perfect as a leader, and he might not be able to achieve earth-shattering success, at least for those subordinates who were not particularly ambitious, Yun was undoubtedly a reliable leader.

With Turalyon's assistance, the repair work on the spacecraft progressed rapidly. Not only that, with his help, a brand new spacecraft was also built. This made Yun extremely excited, and he praised Turalyon's ability and technology.

Yet, as the ship prepared to take off, Turalyon seemed reluctant to leave. He kept looking back at the clouds, his eyes revealing an indescribable emotion. Only when the ship gradually drifted away and disappeared from sight did Turalyon finally relax.

"Turalyon, what do you think is going on with the clouds?" Alleria stood aside, looking at the gradually receding planet Argus in confusion, and asked thoughtfully.

Turalyon was silent for a moment, then slowly replied, "I don't know. I've never seen anything like Yun before. His strength is terrifying, but what's even more surprising is that he manages to remain so calm in the face of others. That's no easy feat."

Alleria nodded in agreement and continued, "Yes, the dark energy within Yun is truly too strong. If he succeeds in corrupting Ezra, I'm afraid he will become a completely new Old God. The consequences would be unimaginable."

Turalyon frowned, fully aware of the severity of the situation. After careful consideration, he decided to report the matter to Lord Zera, allowing a higher authority to make the decision.

"Well, this matter is too serious for us to make a decision on our own. Let's report it to Lord Zera and see how they view the situation and what solutions they can offer," Turalyon said finally.

However, if we report this, those people will not care about Yun's feelings or thoughts. They will only pursue the destruction of the dark energy without considering Yun's own situation and feelings. Alleria couldn't help but feel worried.

Turalyon appeared relatively calm. He consoled him, "Don't worry too much. This is Yun's destiny. Whether we report it or not, he will eventually face a powerful opponent. If he can't even handle something like this, then he probably won't be able to become a truly powerful warrior."

After saying this, Turalyon stared at the planet Argus which had disappeared from his sight, as if he could see the silhouette of Yun through the endless universe.

Alleria felt a little relieved after hearing Turalyon's words, but she couldn't help but ask curiously, "Well, I'd like to see what he can become. But why are you so interested in him? This isn't like you."

Turalyon smiled slightly and explained, "I can't really explain it, but I just feel like he's different from the others. Perhaps it's his unique aura, or his tenacity and courage in the face of adversity, that makes me feel a certain fondness for him."

Alleria nodded in understanding. Although she couldn't explain why she felt no hostility toward Yun, and even felt a certain fondness for him, the feeling was real.

Far above the clouds, two spaceships sped towards the planet Ezera. This time, Aaron, Yun, and Tal Rasha all embarked on their return journey together, while Ishkar and the other demonic eredar remained behind. Yun made this arrangement because he wanted to first understand the situation; he was reluctant to start a war unless absolutely necessary.

As for where Aaron and Tal Rasha went, Yun did not know. However, when Yun returned to the old house of Arathor in Redridge Mountains, he encountered a small storm.

As soon as Yun arrived at the old house, a guard stared at him with a look of nervousness, as if he were facing a great enemy. This sudden situation obviously attracted the attention of the others in the old house. Soon, many people gathered around, curiously observing this uninvited guest.

Facing everyone's gaze, Yun remained quite calm. He smiled and greeted the butler, "Hello." However, this simple greeting was like a bolt of lightning to the old butler. He stared at Yun blankly, as if he had been electrocuted, completely stunned.

After a long while, the old butler came back to his senses. He waved his hand to signal the people around him to disperse and said, "You all leave." The guard seemed to want to say something, but when he saw the old butler's serious expression, he finally retreated silently.

After everyone had dispersed, the old butler, without any regard for the possible danger, walked straight up to Yun, looked at him carefully, and murmured, "Master, is that you?"

"I knew that Grandpa Luo Xilai would recognize me." Yun said with a smile.

"Young Master, how did you become like this?" The old butler Luo Xilai said in surprise.

"Well, it's a long story. How's things going here?" Yun felt a little relieved. This was still his own world, and the things that happened to the Arasso family had not happened yet. It was as if everything that happened after getting the system was a dream.

"Hey, since you, Lord Aaron, Lord Cindyale and Lord Talrasha left, many people have come here to investigate for a long time. As for what happened in the end, I don't know." Rossila said with his eyes still fixed on Yun.

Yun was even happier now. This world was the same as the world he had been in when he was six years old, just as it was when he and his group had just left.

"Is there any news about other people?" Yun asked.

"Others? Who?" Luo Xilai looked at Yun in confusion.

"It's Aaron, Sintiare, and Tal Rasha."

"No, we haven't received any news." Rossila said curiously.

"Okay, it's okay. Since you're back, I'll just wait." Yun Anxin said.

"But... Master, the way you look now..." Luo Xilai was very worried. He was able to recognize Yun only after spending so long with him. It was impossible for others to recognize Yun. How would he explain this later?

"It's okay, just tell your family the truth. I have this in my hand, and Aaron has seen me like this, so it's okay." Yun took out the long-lost positioning stone and said.

"That's good, that's good, I'm glad you can come back, young master." Rossilai was even happier.