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The airship tower is very close to Undercity. Some impatient people might jump off the airship without fear of death and could die from the fall.

You might also get a glimpse of the once-majestic gates of Lordaeron.

Today, Queen Sylvanas's banners fly along both sides of the main road at the city gate, proclaiming this as the territory of the Forsaken.

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In this dangerous world, survival is paramount.

But for the forgotten, what is more painful than death is watching oneself slowly decay, lose one's five senses, and become immobile!

Being half-dead and barely clinging to life is painful.

To be resurrected from the dead, yet find nowhere to live, is a curse, hated by the living.

Those sorcerers of affliction go mad, unleashing calamity and misfortune upon other living beings.

It's not that they're mentally abnormal, it's that they can't find a way out.

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In the magic district of Undercity, many of those who possessed magical talent in their lifetimes have become Affliction Warlocks or Shadow Priests.

Of course, there are also some demon warlocks who practice fel magic and destruction warlocks who practice shadow magic.

A small number of necromancers and discipline priests who uphold their faith in the Holy Light.

On the contrary, there are not many pure arcane mages; most are necromancers of various schools. The Forsaken are so special, and the undead capital city of Undercity is even more extraordinary.

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Beneath the ruins of Lordaeron's capital city, the sewers are home to the core forces of the Forsaken.

The Queen's faithful followers dislike sunlight, and the City of the Dead is more like a gigantic royal tomb.

Undercity lives up to its name, hidden underground.

Aside from the usual royal city gates, the only other way to access the core of Undercity is through the sewer entrance behind the Crusader Watchtower.

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To be honest, when Rowling first saw the magnificent outer perimeter of Undercity, he was utterly shocked.

Deeper into the city gates, one finds only ruins everywhere. In the former throne room, the screams of the old King Menethil echoed when the filial son murdered his father.

A sliver of light shone on the ruins of Lordaeron, where coffins, armor, and swords lay scattered everywhere.

If you don't venture into the city, you'd never discover the enormous space hidden beneath the elevator shafts. The main part of the city is underground, hollow in the middle, and divided into several levels. I wandered around for two whole hours, not finding the person I was looking for, and almost got lost.

Today is different. With Lorin's guidance, Lorin will soon be able to see the legendary underground city of the dead.

The city's outskirts are also undefended; only when you reach the area behind the King's Tomb, at the entrances to the two elevators, will you encounter mountains of flesh-like abominations.

They are artificial beings, or more accurately, modified undead creatures.

It is a weapon of war sewn together by undead scientists using corpses.

Yes, you heard right, even the immortals have their scientists.

The scientists came from the Royal Alchemist's Association, and Abomination was one of their finest creations.

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The abomination guard is a terrifying figure, resembling a walking mountain of flesh with many arms and legs.

They are simple-minded and act on instinct.

The specific manufacturing method is similar to the principle of the legendary Frankenstein's monster.

It reeks of plague and stench, yet its fighting power should not be underestimated.

Because they are undead combat weapons, they have almost no sense of pain.

Unless they are completely cut off again, they can fight endlessly and continue to spread disease and plague.

Besides ghouls, abominations were once the Scourge's trump card.

Simple to make, yet powerful. The Abominations guarding the gates of Undercity are considered a high-level breed, as they can easily distinguish between Forsaken and Horde members.

If ordinary humans or other creatures get close, they will only become their food and part of their bodies.

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"Teacher, is there really a city here?"

Wandering through the ruins of a city, they still couldn't find the king's tomb. The upper part of Undercity was much larger than they had imagined, after all, it was once the capital of the Kingdom of Lordaeron, founded by the Menethil royal family, one of the earliest and most prosperous groups of humankind.

"Quiet down, let me think."

After entering the city gate, there are layer upon layer. Crossing the moat, one can see green water flowing inside, and bubbling, highly toxic ditches everywhere.

"Teacher, I haven't seen a single one of our kind on this road. Have we taken the wrong path?"

"impossible!"

Rolin was very familiar with Undercity, but the ruined city before him was much larger than the fortress he remembered.

"If you keep looking, you'll definitely find the entrance."

"But I saw that the orcs and tauren who came down from the airship tower went in another direction. Shouldn't they have entered the city with us?"

"really?"

Lorraine nodded affirmatively, pointing in a certain direction towards the airship:

"I think they're heading towards the lake."

"Then you didn't tell me earlier!"

"Teacher, you said you knew the way, so you brought me here to see the grandeur of Undercity. Now it's all ruins, and there doesn't seem to be much to see. But it's really huge; it must have been very prosperous back then."

"They must have taken the sewers to carry a large amount of supplies. It would be more convenient to go through the sewers. That makes sense, bats always fly out through the sewers. That should be the proper entrance."

"The sewers? The sewers! Yes, the waterways. Follow this green moat. If all else fails, we'll go down into the water!"

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Suddenly, Lorraine realized something and looked at the poisonous water in the ditch in the garden.

He suspected that the strange green bubbles were corroding his flesh.

Fortunately, following the green waterway, we indeed discovered the royal court behind the royal gardens.

Passing through the royal court, the throne of Menethil Palace lies in a large, light-filled hall. It was here that the current Lich King, Arthas, used Frostmourne to behead the old king.

He led his men to annihilate the human kingdom of Lordaeron.

The mottled bloodstains on the wall testify to Prince Arthas's crimes; even the old king's urn was stolen by the filial son to resurrect Kel'Thuzad.

The lich Kel'Thuzad is also the leader of the Cult of the Damned, a former human archmage, and now the second-in-command of the Scourge.

Most of the former kingdom's nobles became the Lich King's minions, entrenched in the flying fortress called Naxxramas above the Eastern Plaguelands.

There are still a large number of undead Scourge soldiers in Stratholme in the Eastern Plaguelands.

In short, wherever there are living people, that's where the Scourge's favorite target is.

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"Teacher, aren't we looking for the entrance?"

"Finding the throne where the tragedy occurred will lead you to the entrance to Undercity. Follow the secret passage behind it; that's where the entrance is."

Lorraine cautiously searched the room behind the throne and, sure enough, found a downward-facing door in a corner of the tomb.

Once you figure it out, everything becomes clear.

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But he was startled by two men emitting green light and exuding an evil aura, each wielding a giant chainsaw, sword, axe, and halberd.

"Who goes there? This entrance is for Forsaken or members of the Horde. Please show your identification!"

The enormous abomination stared intently at Lorraine with its eyes as wide as copper bells, uttering a sinister warning in undead language.

"prove?"

Lorraine suddenly realized what was happening and immediately pulled out his scout insignia.

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Under the ultraviolet light shining down on the head of the Abomination, as if a money detector were present, Sylvanas's mark appeared on the undead scout's insignia.

A massive stone gate behind Abomination opened, revealing a skull-shaped portal with gaping fangs, startling Lorraine.

"Idiot, hurry up and get in, the elevator's coming soon. You'll fall and die if you don't stand properly."

The teacher quickly urged the newbie to enter the giant skull's mouth.

After Lorraine stood still, there was a sound of rapid sliding downwards, followed by a loud crash as she hit the bottom.

Lorraine hurriedly ran towards the exit with light ahead.

This is a central corridor on a three-tiered platform, with all sorts of spirits standing in every corner. They seem not much different from the living, chatting in twos and threes.

A trainer was haggling with a customer, while the enormous night bats hung upside down from the animal pen nearby.

There were merchants selling goods, but those goods were strange and dirty.

It's not very aesthetically pleasing.

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The patrolling guards nearby were similar to the undead warriors Lorraine had seen in the starting village, Deathstroke.

He also wielded a scimitar in one hand and a shield in the other.

There is a huge royal emblem on the back.

That is Queen Sylvanas's seal.

These guards are definitely stronger than the guards in the starting village, as can be seen from their unique helmets and hairstyles.

Most of the undead are bald, and these guards' helmets even have a wall of hair standing up in the middle.

Rooster head, hedgehog head, afro hairstyle—these are all incredibly stylish.

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"The Royal Terror Guards are truly extraordinary. They all seem to be level 55 elite guards."

"Teacher, who are we looking for here?"

"Of course we need to find the Queen, and that doctor, oh, Dr. Hal? Dr. Halsey. And a magic trainer, preferably a high-level magic trainer. There are five districts here: the Magic District, the Thieves District, the Alchemy District, the Military District, and the Royal District! The Queen is in the Royal District."

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"Is the Queen someone I can see whenever I want?"

"Well... let's give it a try!"