Azeroth Hoag Biography

After passing through the desert of the Shining Plains, bidding farewell to the sandstorms of Tanaris, and walking through the dense forests of Un'Goro Crater, Hogg finally arrived at Silithus, the seat of C'Thun, which is the same place as Tanaris. The only difference in the endless desert is that there are more cacti in the desert on the Silithus side, and of course there are more mutant insect swarms.

Hogg learned from N'zoth's memory that these ferocious-looking bugs are also descendants of the Yaqir. However, after tens of thousands of years of degradation, they now have no traces of wisdom and civilization and have completely become They are a group of beasts. Even their close relatives, the Qiraji, do not recognize the status of these mutant insect swarms, but only use these insect swarms as hunting dogs.

Carefully avoiding these mutated bugs, which were used as hunting dogs by the Qiraji, Hogg slowly approached the Beetle Wall while sneaking. This huge building did not seem to be very high from a distance, but when it was close to It was still very majestic from a short distance. A key was needed to open this door - the Quicksand Scepter, but Hogg had no intention of obtaining this key.

Hogg knew very well that the Scepter of Quicksand was broken by Fandral Staghelm in the Battle of Quicksand a thousand years ago, and the fragments were in the hands of the dragons who participated in the Battle of Quicksand. He wanted to repair the Scepter of Quicksand. It was necessary to satisfy the requirements of those greedy and bored dragons, so Hogg had no intention of wasting time for such a small thing. Its purpose was just to get in touch with C'Thun, and it was not necessary to open this Build a thick wall.

C'Thun is buried in the desert of Silithus, so Hogg believes that as long as he keeps digging down, he will be able to find C'Thun, or find one of C'Thun's tentacles, which can be a relatively simple solution. N'Zoth's mission, as for the Qiraji, just let them breed quietly behind the Beetle Wall.

After making up his mind, Hogg began to look for the largest mutant insect nest in Silithus. According to the habits of these mutant insect groups, their queens lived in underground nests and were protected by many guards. Therefore, the larger the lair, the deeper it is dug, and of course the closer it is to C'Thun's prison.

In fact, there is no need to look for it. After all, there is a basin east of the Beetle Wall, which is the super-large mutant insect nest that Hogg is looking for. When Hogg passed there before, he was very careful to bypass the control of this insect nest. Area, I would imagine that such a large insect nest would be in the top three, if not the largest in Silithus, right?

And being so close to the Beetle Wall is obviously conducive to Hogg's search for C'Thun. After all, the closer to Ahn'Qiraj, it means the closer to C'Thun, so Hogg quietly sneaked into the mutant insect swarm. In the territory, most of the mutated insect swarm guards encountered along the way were unable to detect Hogg in the stealth state, and the few guards who discovered Hogg were silently killed by Hogg before they had time to raise the alarm. With his soul extracted, Hogg easily broke through the most stringent defense line of the mutated insects and entered the underground insect nest.

The underground insect nest is the residence of the Queen of Mutated Insects, the mother and leader of all mutant insects. Therefore, after entering the underground insect nest, Hogg found that there were obviously fewer guards. Only some of the queen's servants patrolled the complex underground tunnels. , the entire surface of the nest is covered with bug secretions, and these slippery and sticky secretions look a bit disgusting.

Fortunately, Hogg is now looking at these secretions from the perspective of Prophet Yaqi. In the eyes of Prophet Yaqi, these secretions filled with mutant insect pheromones are actually used to guide the mutant insect swarm. The direction is similar to the direction sign on the road, so Hogg followed the direction indicated by the pheromone and sneaked towards the queen's palace. Hogg planned to swallow the queen's soul directly and replace it with his own incarnation. That way, the queen can direct these mutant bugs to dig underground, and doing so is simple and saves time.

Although the queen of the mutated insect swarm is called the queen, in the eyes of other races, she is just a bigger insect. Of course, to Hogg, who transformed into the Yaqir prophet, the queen is not only more powerful than other insects, but also a bigger insect. In addition to being strong, he is also smarter.

This can be seen from the pheromones around the Queen. The Queen's pheromones are more complex and contain more information. If the pheromones left by ordinary mutant bugs represent one sentence, then the pheromones left by the Queen The pheromones under it can be said to be an article. From this point of view, although the mutated bug queen is not smart enough, she already has the wisdom close to that of a jackal cub.

This is also a bit strange for Hogg, because according to what he learned from N'zoth, the degeneration of mutated bugs is quite complete, so these bugs have always been the same as beasts, but now Hogg sees from their queen As for wisdom, have these insects gradually evolved wisdom over a long period of time?

In order to answer this doubt, Hogg decided to keep the soul of the mutated bug queen to take a closer look at what led to the evolution of these mutant bugs. However, when Hogg extracted the soul of the mutant bug queen, he discovered a if You Ruowu's consciousness channel was connected to the soul of this mutated insect, so Hogg curiously used his soul tentacles to gently touch this consciousness channel. However, when Hogg just touched the consciousness channel, it was like a thin thread. The passage turned into dots of white light and disappeared without a trace.

And in the grand hall deep underground, a huge eye that was originally closed suddenly opened, and as this eye opened, many small eyes next to it also opened one by one, originally full of darkness. The space gradually becomes brighter as these eyes open, which means that the ancient god C'Thun, who was suppressed here by the Titans of the Pantheon, has awakened again after a long dormancy. .

After waking up, C'Thun looked around, and his big eyes clearly revealed a hint of doubt. While sleeping, it clearly felt a similar person approaching, so it was awakened. However, when it woke up, There is no discovery. Although the ancient gods can sleep, they do not dream, or rather, they do not dream unconsciously like mortals do. Therefore, C'Thun knows very well that a companion is approaching its location, but who can it be? Woolen cloth?