Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Yun pondered inwardly. He could clearly sense the presence of the shadow, so he didn't dare to let his guard down. Even though the green juice was splashing everywhere like raindrops, his eyes remained fixed firmly on the front.

As expected, a massive black shadow approached like lightning, its speed staggering. Yun felt a little uneasy at the swiftness of the attack, but he didn't panic. After all, in a life-or-death situation like this, remaining calm was crucial.

Yun quickly observed the shadow's movements, trying to find a flaw in its attack. However, the shadow's speed made accurate judgment difficult. At this critical moment, Yun had an idea and decided to take a risk.

He seized the opportunity and instantly activated his flash skill. His figure flashed by like a ghost and he successfully avoided the fatal blow from the black shadow.

There was a loud boom, and the shadow slammed into the wall behind Yun like a cannonball. Instantly, the entire hall shook violently, as if there was an earthquake, and countless dust fell from the ceiling.

Yun took a closer look and couldn't help but gasp. The shadow's impact had been so astonishing, but even more surprising was how sturdy the outer wall was, withstanding the powerful impact without even a crack.

Yun sighed inwardly. It seemed that breaking through this wall and escaping was simply a fantasy. He couldn't help but feel a little helpless. It seemed that he could only honestly follow the "plot" to develop.

At that moment, Yun finally saw the shadow's true form. Its body resembled a giant insect, covered in a grayish-white shell, wriggling rapidly across the ground. Its arms, like two enormous blades, swung wildly in the air, each swing stirring a gust of wind. From time to time, a green liquid would ooze from its body, emitting a sickening odor in the gloom. Combined with its hideous, twisted features, the entire scene seemed incredibly terrifying and eerie.

Yun couldn't help but gasp, secretly exclaiming in his heart: "This... isn't this Duriel from the second act? But how did it appear here? Shouldn't it be in Tal Rasha's tomb?" A thought suddenly flashed through Yun's mind, "Huh? Tal Rasha?" The more he thought about it, the more he felt that the name was a bit strange, as if it had some connection with other things.

Yun began to recall some of the details from before. He found that he had always had a strange feeling about the name Tal Rasha, as if there was some important secret hidden behind it. And now, seeing Duriel appear here, Yun's heart was more certain of this suspicion.

"I'm afraid things are far from that simple," Yun murmured to himself, "Tal Rasha has been missing for a while, maybe he really came here." Thinking of this, Yun's heartbeat involuntarily quickened, and he felt a huge pressure enveloping him.

At this moment, Duriel suddenly swung his arms and rushed towards Yun at an astonishing speed. It was as fast as lightning and was close to Yun in the blink of an eye.

Yun's face was as gloomy as water, and he stared calmly at the behemoth before him - Duriel. He held the Ashbringer tightly in his hand, observing Duriel's every move intently, looking for the best opportunity to attack.

The moment Duriel launched his attack, Yun unhesitatingly raised Ashbringer and met the fatal blow with pinpoint accuracy. Instantly, there was a resounding crash, and a tremendous force, like a tidal wave, nearly knocked the Ashbringer from Yun's grasp.

However, Yun gritted his teeth and used all his strength to hold the Ashbringer tightly, stubbornly resisting Duriel's fierce blow. Although his arm was numb and his knuckles were almost cracked, he never gave up and insisted on not letting the Ashbringer fall.

Yun knew that since Duriel had arrived, the subsequent bosses would likely follow. The hall was limited in space, leaving little room for maneuver, so he was destined to face these powerful enemies head-on.

Therefore, Yun decided to take advantage of the fact that he was still facing the second act's boss to test his ability to fight it head-on. After the previous battle, he had already preliminarily determined that while Duriel was powerful, he was not completely defenseless. With just the weapons in his hands, he could barely withstand its attacks.

With this realization, Yun's confidence surged. Without hesitation, he leaped up like lightning, leaping behind Duriel with a fearless and heroic gesture. Then, the Ashbringer in his hand lashed through Duriel's body like a torrential downpour.

This strike was not only a test of Duriel's offensive power, but also a challenge to his defense. Yun stared at Duriel with wide eyes, wanting to see how it would react after being hit by this blow.

He'd already planned on striking Duriel with this strike, with no chance of serious damage. Instead, the blow left a massive wound on the giant insect's body behind Duriel, and a large amount of green liquid oozed out. Yun looked at the Ashbringer in his hand, speechless. Was he really that strong? A single blow was all it took? Doesn't that mean Andariel wasn't that strong at all? If he just charged in and attacked directly, he should have a good chance of defeating it.

"Ah...fear..." Duriel screamed heartbreakingly, as if he had suffered a terrible torture. However, this did not arouse the slightest pity from Yun.

Yun's lips curled up slightly, revealing a confident smile. Undaunted, he charged towards Duriel once more, his figure nimbly and ghostly, weaving between the enemy's attacks. At the same time, he quickly activated his dodge ability, and the Ashbringer in his hand slashed through the air with cold rays, slashing down on Duriel like raindrops.

In just a few seconds, Duriel's body was covered in wounds, and a dense mass of green blood gushed out from the wounds, splattering the ground and forming puddles of disgusting green stains. Combined with the green liquid that had splattered everywhere during Andariel's explosion, the entire hall was dyed a strange green, and a strong stench filled the air, so strong that even Yun found it difficult to endure.

"Ah..." Duriel's screams grew in intensity, his movements becoming incredibly slow due to the excruciating pain. However, Yun showed no mercy, his magic bombarding Duriel like a torrential rain. Despite the distance, Yun's magic was still powerful, causing considerable damage to Duriel.

Obviously, Duriel's physical and magical resistance were quite low, and he had almost no ability to fight back against Yun's fierce attack.

Not long after, Duriel collapsed to the ground like a puddle of mud with a dull thud. Yun stood there, a look of disbelief on his face. He stared at the easily defeated boss with wide eyes, and a wave of doubt surged in his heart.

"Isn't this too easy?" Yun muttered to himself. "Is it really because I'm too strong?" He shook his head, a trace of doubt in his own strength. After all, this boss had been described as extremely powerful before, but now it was so vulnerable. It was really hard to understand.

Especially when Yun thought about how fate had brought him to this place, his mind was filled with doubts. Was it fate's purpose to have him deal with these bosses? This didn't seem to align with fate's habit of tormenting him. So far, at least, Yun had seemed remarkably relaxed in facing these bosses. Aside from Lishvim's words, which had slightly broken his defenses, the other challenges had been a piece of cake for him.

After Duriel fell to the ground, more green liquid flowed out of its body, as if some substance in its body was constantly oozing out. These green liquids quickly spread on the ground, forming a thick layer of mucus that looked sticky and disgusting.

Yun frowned, looking at the green slime all over the ground. He found that there were fewer and fewer places for him to stand. This not only made his movements somewhat inconvenient, but also made him feel that this place was full of weirdness and mystery.

"Yun, save me..." Lishvim's cries drifted in like a candle in the wind, faint and erratic. Yun's heart tightened, his brow furrowed, and he looked around suspiciously. Everything here seemed so strange, and Lishvim's voice was noticeably quieter than usual, as if restrained by something.

Yun thought to himself that if someone as powerful as Lishvim could be trapped, then this being must be no good, and he probably wouldn't be able to easily defeat it. However, Yun was puzzled by the fact that there was so little space here, so where could Lishvim be hiding?

Yun began to scan his surroundings anxiously, not missing any possible corner. His eyes were as sharp as a hawk's, trying to find some clue in the surroundings. However, no matter how carefully he looked, he could not find any sign of Lishvim.

Just when Yun was about to give up, a strange sound caught his attention. It actually came from Duriel's body! Yun's eyes widened in shock, an expression of disbelief on his face.

Yun himself hadn't figured out how Duriel's massive body had suddenly appeared here, let alone how Lishvim had entered Duriel's body. This series of mysteries gave Yun a headache, and he couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

"You are in Duriel's body?" Yun asked suspiciously.

"Yes, yes!" Lishvim's voice sounded extremely excited, as if he had discovered some shocking secret.

Yun couldn't help but feel helpless. He couldn't understand why Lishvim was so frequently entering the bodies of various monsters. Just now, he had finally freed him from Andariel's corpse, but in the blink of an eye, this guy had actually entered Duriel's body again!

"Why did you go in again?" Yun's tone revealed a hint of blame. "I just got you out and went out to find the door a while ago. How could you..."

Lishvim seemed to realize that his behavior was inappropriate, and his voice became a little depressed. "Hey, I don't know how I got in. After entering, I had no control over this body at all. It was like I was imprisoned. It wasn't until I heard your voice and felt your energy that I regained some consciousness."

Yun's brow furrowed tightly, his gaze fixed on Lishvim. He pressed on, "So, are you aware of your exact location right now?" Lishvim's voice betrayed a hint of helplessness as he replied, "I only know I'm currently inside Duriel's body, but as for my exact location... I truly have no idea."

Hearing this answer, Yun felt a slight sense of relief. If Lishvim had said he was going to obtain a certain gem or unlock a specific location, then the implication of a trap would have been too obvious. Although Yun might not have had much experience in other areas, he had been tricked so many times that he naturally accumulated a lot of experience in dealing with such situations.

Moreover, Yun himself had been imprisoned before, and he knew full well that in such a closed environment, it was impossible to know the specific location of the outside world. So, at least from what Lishvim said, Yun believed that there was still a certain degree of credibility in it.

When the green goo had almost drained away, Yun carefully picked up the Ashbringer and gently cut open Duriel's body, being very careful not to damage any part of it where the Rishvim might be hiding.

However, after Yun searched carefully, he found no trace of Lishvim. After all, Lishvim was quite large, so the space that could accommodate him was probably limited.

Little? Yun was startled. When he first met Lishvim, he was a lump of metal. Could he be a lump of metal this time? If so, the slime on the ground alone would cover him. Where would he find him?

"Are you in normal body now, or in the metal block form as before?" Yun asked helplessly.

"I don't know. I can't feel my body," Lishvim said.

Yun was speechless. It looked like Lishvim had really turned into a small piece of metal. How could he find it? No, it seemed like his own chaotic energy could transform Lishvim. Wouldn't that mean he could just make Lishvim bigger?

Thinking of this, Yun directly used chaos energy to inject the Ashbringer and then continued to inject it everywhere on Duriel's body. It was not certain whether he could touch Lishvim, but it was much better than finding that small piece of metal bit by bit by himself.