Azeroth Hoag Biography

Although Hogg had planned to win this battle beautifully, which image should he use to kill these wind elements?Hogg knew very well that the night elves were secretly observing the area outside the insect nest, so which image to use had to be carefully considered.

In the manner of the prophet Achish?But this is not safe, and it is also a bit wasteful, because Prophet Yaqi's current identity is "a righteous person who helped the guardian dragon". It is obviously a pity for Hogg to waste this glorious image like this.

Or is it the long-lost eredar warlock?However, this is not appropriate. In Azeroth, demons represent more troubles, so becoming an eredar warlock will only attract more and more troublesome enemies.

As for the image of the coyote demigod, it is absolutely unacceptable. Hogg does not want to expose his true identity that he has worked so hard to hide to the night elves.

Maybe try turning into an oversized silithid?But it seems that no matter how big the alien insect is, it is no match for the wind elements in the sky, not to mention that there are night elves on the side who are plotting evil.

When Hogg was in a dilemma, it saw the Eye of C'Thun on his body. Hogg suddenly thought of a pretty brilliant idea, which was to become a faceless man, although Hogg never became a faceless man. , but as an ancient god, even a reserve ancient god knows the faceless race very well.

After all, every ancient god can create thousands of faceless men as long as he is willing. I have never seen any ancient god forget how to create faceless men, because creating faceless men is not as important to the ancient gods as it is to create faceless men. It is better to say that it is a technology than an instinct engraved in the soul of every ancient god.

Therefore, it is not difficult for Hogg to transform into a faceless man. It is absolutely the same as a real faceless man. Moreover, the strength of high-level faceless men can easily deal with these wind elements flying in the sky, so Hogg also There is no need to worry that these night elves will find any flaws, and there is another advantage in the end, that is, once the news of the appearance of the Faceless Men in Silithus spreads, it will definitely be C'Thun who takes the blame.

As for whether doing this will cheat C'Thun, Hogg shrugged. In fact, with C'Thun's strength, as long as you don't be careless, there is no way for the night elves to pose a threat to C'Thun without an alliance. With the help of the Horde, the night elves were unable to defeat even C'Thun's Qiraji.

The development of the facts was beyond Hogg's expectation. When it came out of the underground insect nest in the form of a high-level faceless man, the leader of the wind element in the sky, a particularly tall man with a round turban, After the light purple wind element let out a roar of strong wind, all the wind elements quickly retreated under the leadership of the wind element leader, as fast as if they had seen their natural enemies.

Hogg was quite shocked when he saw this scene, but soon he saw clues from the memory fragments of N'zoth. Hundreds of millions of years ago, when the ancient god first landed on Azeroth, At that time, the planet Azeroth was already under the rule of the four elemental lords. They were: Al'Akir the Windlord, Ragnaros the Firelord, Therazane the Stonemother, and Knapp the Tidehunter. Turon.

The elemental lords have completely different personalities because they represent different elements, and they cannot understand each other. Because of this, they have been in a chaotic and barbaric war. However, when the ancient gods emerged from the dark void, After the advent of the Middle Ages, all this changed. The Old Gods quickly took root in Azeroth and completely changed the never-ending civil war between the elements.

Although the elemental lords quickly united to resist the invasion of the Old Gods, they were no match for the steady stream of Aqir and Enkira (Faceless Ones) armies, so in the end the elements were defeated one after another and were The Old Gods were enslaved until the Titans of the Pantheon arrived and drove the Old Gods and the elemental lords enslaved by the Old Gods into the garbage heap of history.

It was obvious that the leader of the wind elements raging in Rego's Nest was a "veteran" who had experienced the war with the ancient gods. Therefore, when he saw Hogg in the form of a high-level Faceless Man, he immediately Time ran away with his little brother, not even caring about the essence fragments of his master, Prince Sunderland.

Seeing these wind elements escaping so easily, the night elves who were planning to reap the benefits were stunned. But now they had no possibility of escaping. In fact, Hogg, who had a ulterior motive in his heart, had long been concerned about these things. The nosy night elves were dissatisfied, and now they were being framed by this low-end plan to drive away wolves and devour tigers. Therefore, Hogg planned to teach these night elves a profound lesson and take the opportunity to vent their anger.

Although in fact, Marlis also suffered the loss of not knowing the enemy's situation. The reason why he used this simple and crude strategy was because he did not find out the information clearly. After all, facing a group of unintelligent alien insects, using this level of strategy That's enough. Who would have expected that there is an ancient god hidden among these mutated insects. Although he is an ancient god in reserve, this kind of "surprise" is like fishing on the sea and catching a fish. Same.

When Hogg came out of the underground lair, Marlis was already a little panicked. Fortunately, the night elf's innate ability Shadow Escape can enter an immobile stealth state, so Marlis did not bring him with him immediately. His men retreated, but when the wind elements flying in the sky escaped, Marlis discovered that the strange creature that came out of the insect nest was looking in his direction. It was obvious that the night elves had the innate ability of shadow escape. It did not play its due role. This strange creature could also detect the invisible night elves at night.

Of course, Hogg actually doesn't have this ability. What really discovered Marlys and the others was the Eye of C'Thun on Hogg. Obviously, C'Thun's eyes can easily see through the shadow escape of these night elves, so C'Thun Suen took the initiative to contact Hogg through the Eye of C'Thun, and asked Hogg to capture all the night elves alive and hand them over to C'Thun's tentacles under the insect nest.

Obviously C'Thun plans to do something to these unlucky night elves, but this has nothing to do with Hogg. In fact, Hogg is more interested in what price C'thun is willing to pay for these night elves. After all, blackmailing an ancient man God, just thinking about it makes Hogg excited.