Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Yun took a closer look and immediately had the answer in his mind. This monster was exactly the same as the one he had encountered in Zaremetis before! Although the strength of this monster in Zaremetis was only ordinary, according to Zoval's previous description, the monsters there were no simple ones.

Yun decided to hold his ground for now and observe the monster's true strength before making any plans. Just as he was thinking about who to send to test the monster, he suddenly heard a movement in the sand.

I saw an extremely burly figure slowly standing up from the sand. Yun looked closely and found that it was Zoval!

"Huh? This is..." Zoval was obviously a little surprised. After all, it was strange to suddenly see another "self" in this situation.

However, Yun didn't have time to pay attention to Zoval's surprise. His attention was completely attracted by this "Zoval". Because he soon realized that this Zoval was not the real Zoval, but Flor!

It turned out that Flor had been hiding here. Perhaps it was because no protozoa had appeared here, so he had been hiding here. Or perhaps it was because the arrival of the cloud triggered the appearance of protozoa, which forced Flor out.

A dense mass of black energy suddenly emerged from the palm of Flor's right hand. This mass of energy was as dark and deep as ink, seemingly able to devour all light. Without the slightest hesitation, he swung his arm, and the black energy struck the Protoform like a bolt of black lightning.

With a dull thud, a massive dent was instantly dented in the golden metal shell of the Protoform. The metal surface in the dent was corroded by black energy, emitting a strange black hue. Simultaneously, the Protoform's movements came to an abrupt halt, its momentum instantly dissipating.

"That's it?" Yun looked at the scene before him, a hint of disappointment on his face. He had originally been full of expectations for this protozoan that Zoval had boasted was incredibly powerful, but he hadn't expected it to be so vulnerable.

"The original body's strength hasn't changed since it was teleported here," Zoval explained. "But once we reach Zaremettis, the situation will be completely different. In that place, our strength will be greatly suppressed."

Yun couldn't help but feel curious when he heard this, and asked quickly, "Hmm? Are all the creatures there about the same strength?"

Zoval nodded and answered affirmatively, "Yeah, about the same. However, depending on the region, there will still be some differences in strength, but generally speaking, the gap is not too big."

After hearing this, Yun was silent for a moment, deep in thought. Then he suddenly asked the system, "System, is what Zoval said true? After I go to Zaremettis, will I be suppressed like he said?"

Yun asked this question because he had been to Zaremetis before. Although he hadn't taken action at that time, he didn't feel his strength was suppressed. Therefore, he was a little confused about Zovar's statement.

"Yes, it will be suppressed, and the stronger you are, the greater the degree of suppression will be. You were not strong enough before, so this kind of suppression had little effect on you, but it should be greater this time." The system's answer gave Yun peace of mind.

Yun then asked, "Can the system skills be used in Zaremetis?" He was very concerned about this question. After all, system skills were very important in battle.

The system's answer made him feel relieved: "Yes, it will not be affected at all." This means that he can still use the system skills normally in Zaremetis, which is good news for him.

Yun was delighted after hearing this, as his suspicions were confirmed. As the location of the Holy Tomb of the Firstborn, Zaremetis would certainly not suppress the system bestowed upon the Firstborn.

However, Yun had a more important question to ask: "What about the summoning skills?" His summoned creatures had never been too powerful, but if Zaremetis could level the strength of the creatures, then his summoned creatures would undoubtedly be much stronger.

The system's answer surprised him somewhat: "You can use it, but the creatures you summon will be affected by Zaremetis."

Yun quickly asked: "Huh? Influence? Does it increase strength?" He was secretly looking forward to this answer.

However, the system's answer disappointed him: "Not sure."

Yun's heart had long since calmed down, for the answer he sought had been revealed. His goal was crystal clear: to use the power of the summoned creatures to overthrow the Firstborn's sacred tomb. After all, all of this was meticulously orchestrated by the Firstborn, and Yun firmly believed he could find a solution.

"It's okay, this is good. I just wanted to try it too." Yun said to Zoval nonchalantly, as if it was not a big deal.

However, Zoval's tone became noticeably colder, and he pressed on, "Is that guy in front the one pretending to be me?"

At the same time, Flor, who was standing by, also seemed a little anxious and quickly interrupted, "Yun, we must not let him out!"

Faced with this sudden situation, Yun couldn't help but feel torn. After careful consideration, he initially concluded that Zoval posed little threat, especially given his promise. However, Flor's adamant opposition must have been justified. If releasing Zoval caused any mishaps, the blame would likely fall squarely on him.

"Are you going to Zaremetis?" Zoval's voice came from Frostmourne with a hint of surprise.

Yun nodded and replied, "Well, I'm going to take them out. There's a dimensional portal in Zaremetis."

Zoval was silent for a moment, as if thinking about something, and then continued to ask: "Why not use Olympus?"

Yun took a deep breath and said truthfully, "I'm worried."

Zoval didn't seem surprised by this answer. He said slowly, "Actually, I'd also like to see Zaremetis's dimensional portal."

Hearing this, Yun felt relieved. He knew that Zoval could clearly see his dilemma, and Zoval's words undoubtedly gave him a way out, allowing him to not make a decision so early.

Furthermore, Zoval's words proved that he wouldn't harm him. After all, if Yun finally returned through Zaremetis's dimensional portal, Zoval would have to be released no matter what.

"Are you going too?" Yun looked at Flor, his eyes revealing a hint of confusion and expectation.

Flor seemed a little hesitant, his lips moved slightly, but in the end no words came out.

Yun immediately understood Flor's idea. Although the "Zoval" that Flor was impersonating had been exposed, as long as Zoval's energy could continue to recover and as long as Zoval himself did not show up, he could still continue to use Zoval's identity to accomplish some things.

So, for Flor, the last thing he wanted to see was Yun releasing Zoval.

Yun sighed helplessly. He knew that Flor had his own difficulties and considerations, but he still couldn't help asking, "How much longer will it take you?"

A helpless expression appeared on Flor's face. He shook his head and said, "I don't know either."

Yun sighed inwardly. He now clearly realized that the Firstborn must have completely given up on Flor. Otherwise, Flor wouldn't be completely clueless about the next plan. He should at least know some general direction or goal.

However, things have come to this point, and Yun can't think of a better way. He feels that Flor's current approach is not a wise choice, but he can't give a more reasonable suggestion.

"I need some time. You should think it over carefully." Yun finally said, "At least I don't think this is a good idea."

"There's no place for me in this vast world." Flor felt lost. His words revealed a deep sense of helplessness and resignation, as if he had completely despaired of his current life. He didn't want to continue living this meaningless existence, and he longed to make a difference, to escape this predicament.

After hearing Flor's words, Yun suddenly realized that he was in the same predicament as Flor. He, too, was under siege by the powerful, and if he were defeated, the consequences would be disastrous. While Flor was merely imprisoned, Yun knew his own situation was likely even more dire.

For a long time, those powerful people have been constantly suppressing and controlling the chaotic energy. Isn't their purpose to prevent Yun from appearing? Now that Yun has appeared, the possibility of them destroying him is undoubtedly the greatest.

"Others will treat you differently than we do!" Zoval said seriously. "We are Eternals. We exist to maintain the balance and order of this world. All we seek is to prevent this world from suffering too much destruction and disaster. Just like what happened to Flor back then, if we hadn't tried our best to protect him, those people would have tortured him madly, drained his mind, and completely destroyed him. However, the consequences of doing so would lead to too many unforeseen events, so we are constantly working to prevent this from happening."

Yun listened to Zoval's words, and a hint of embarrassment appeared on his face. He had never imagined that the Flor they were talking about, who needed protection, was actually the murderer who had put him in such a predicament! Moreover, Flor was standing right in front of him, which made Yun feel a little overwhelmed.

"It's okay, just do your own thing." Flor seemed to notice Yun's embarrassment. He smiled and said to Yun, "Everyone has his or her own destiny. You have your own path to follow, and I also have my own life trajectory."

Yun hesitated for a moment, still a little worried, and said, "But..."

Flor interrupted him and comforted him, "Don't worry. If fate destined me to suffer misfortune, then even without you, I would probably find it difficult to escape the bad luck. But if fate did not want me to die, then it would naturally leave me a glimmer of hope."

"Okay, then I'll do what I want to do," Yun thought to himself, feeling that Zoval was absolutely right. He had been through countless life-or-death situations, always miraculously escaping them. Wasn't this fate's favor? If fate truly meant to kill him, then he could simply stand by and let it die. Why go to all this trouble to set up a trap?

Thinking of this, Yun became even more convinced of Zoval's words. He said resolutely, "I'm going to find my destiny. You go now." Before he finished speaking, Flor's figure gradually dissipated in the sand like a phantom, until it disappeared completely.

Yun took a deep breath, calmed himself, and then gave an instruction to the system: "System, show me the location of the portal." As his voice fell, a faint light lit up in front of him, guiding the direction of the portal.

Yun stepped forward, unfazed. He knew this journey to the Tomb of the Firstborn wouldn't be as smooth as previous ones. After all, there had been numerous clues pointing to numerous problems within Zaremettis, and these problems would undoubtedly complicate this adventure.

However, Yun had no intention of backing down. He firmly believed that as long as he kept moving forward, he would be able to uncover the secret behind this.

Yun followed the system's instructions and carefully opened the portal. He took a deep breath, as if to draw all his courage into his body, and then stepped in resolutely.

At that moment, a familiar feeling of dizziness washed over Yun like a tide, his vision blurring and his body losing its balance. He closed his eyes tightly, trying to endure the discomfort, waiting for the transmission to end.

When he opened his eyes again, it was pitch black. Yun was startled and shouted, "Zovair, do you know where we are?"

Zoval's voice came from the darkness: "I don't know. I've never been to Zaremetis either."

Yun was surprised to hear this answer. He remembered that in the game, Zoval was determined to reach the Holy Tomb of the Firstborn. How come in reality, he hadn't even been to Zaremettis? This left Yun speechless.

"System, where exactly is this place?" Yun didn't move. After all, he was still a little worried about this unfamiliar place.

The system's voice rang out in the darkness: "This is Zaremetis."

Yun was even more puzzled: "But why is it so dark here?"

The system's answer was still cold: "Unable to detect."

"Then help me find the path to the dimensional portal." Yun changed the way he asked, hoping to get clearer instructions from the system.

However, the system's response disappointed Yun: "No instructions are available. We need to find the entrance to the Holy Tomb of the Firstborn."

Yun sighed helplessly. It seemed that he could only grope his way forward. It was pitch black here, without any light. He could only rely on his senses and memory, groping carefully.

Fortunately, this place wasn't very big, and Yun soon discovered that there was only one path forward. He felt a little relieved, at least he didn't have to bump into walls in the dark.

Yun calmed himself down, took a deep breath, and then walked forward along the road with a firm step. Although he didn't know where this road would lead, he believed that as long as he kept walking, he would eventually find the exit.