Azeroth Hoag Biography

"I wonder if you have heard of the elemental spirit?" However, the hyena demigod did not get angry. It stopped and looked at the goblin in front of it with a look of pity with its one eye, and then shook its head. He shook his head and suddenly talked about a seemingly unrelated issue.

"Elemental spirits? Are you talking about those elemental beings?" Fuslag was suddenly confused. The coyote's thinking jumped too fast, which made Fuslag unable to keep up. However, the goblin was relieved to see that the coyote demigod was not angry.

"Yes, you must be very curious now, why do I talk about elemental spirits? They are actually part of nature. Of course, no druid will agree with me, but if they do not exist, the entire Azeroth The natural order will completely collapse." The coyote demigod stood up, spread his two front paws, and made a big explosion posture.

"Without the wind element, there will no longer be wind or rain in the sky; without the water element, the river water will become increasingly turbid; without the fire element, even the volcanoes will be completely extinguished; and if the earth element is lost, even Even the earth has broken into countless small islands because it has lost its support... In fact, our world is closely related to the elemental spirits. Although most of the actions of these elemental spirits are instinctive, if it were not for the maintenance of these elemental spirits, With the order of this world, we would not be able to see the prosperous and beautiful Azeroth we are now."

As he spoke, the coyote demigod stretched out a claw and scratched it gently in the air. The tip of its claw shone brightly and left a bright trace as it cut through the air. This coyote He treated the air as paper and began to draw with his claws. He first drew a circle, and then vividly painted patterns representing four elements on the outside of the circle. The patterns of these four elements occupied the top, bottom, left, and right four corners. Position, the bottom is the earth element, the top is the wind element, the left is the water element, the right is the fire element, and the patterns of the four elements just form a rhombus.

Then the coyote demigod's paw gently tapped the center of the empty circle, and a shining light point appeared there, and then countless hair-thin strands of light emitted from this light point. The light filaments quickly extended, entangled, and finally transformed into the image of a large leafy tree, and then various light spots in the form of birds and animals appeared around the tree.

"Is this true?" Fuslag looked at the picture drawn by the coyote demigod in the air in surprise. The light spots representing the images of flying birds would also flap their wings, and the beasts walking under the big trees would also flap their wings. With a silent roar, Fuslag even saw a light point in the form of a lion hunting a point of light in the form of a zebra.

"Which one are you asking about? This painting? Or what I said just now?" The hyena demigod began to ask Fuslag instead. It wanted to see if this goblin's concept was really that unbreakable. .

"I have to admit that what you said about the connection between elemental spirits and nature is something I have never imagined. It seems that we have always thought of elemental spirits too simply." Obviously Tu The wolf demigod's theory successfully conquered Fuslag, and he bowed his head in agreement to the coyote demigod.

"But things are not calm among the elemental spirits. There is a pair of naturally hostile elements among them, the fire element and the water element. So you can completely imagine what the water element's attitude will be towards the fire element. And in my case It seems that the conflict between the druids of the Cenarion Circle and you goblins is actually the same situation." The coyote demigod ended up going full circle and changed the topic again to the conflict between druids and goblins. above the conflict.

"I can't understand what you mean. Why do you have to put goblins into nature? Do you think factories made of steel are also part of nature?" Forslag shook his head and asked about the earth. The wolf demigod's theory that nature is everything still seems incomprehensible.

"Why can't it be part of nature? Who has stipulated that nature must be what those demigods and druids said? Does the fire element also have to live in the same way as the water element?" Facing the coyote demigod When questioned, Fuslag was speechless.

"The nature represented by demigods and druids is actually not complete. They only represent the nature that existed when life was first born, but nature itself is not immutable, just like life has birth, old age, illness and death. , in fact, the flow of seasons represents the small reincarnation of nature, but in a larger time period, nature is still changing slowly. Can you imagine that in the beginning, all the land was connected into one piece? "The coyote demigod continued to ask its questions, and it was obvious that Fuslag couldn't answer such a question at all. Of course, the coyote demigod didn't expect a goblin to answer such a question.

"So in my opinion, your goblin activities only change nature, but they are far from destroying nature. And the behavior of those druids to maintain the natural order is actually the same as your behavior. , but is the natural order that has been interfered by external forces still considered the original natural order?!" The hyena demigod has pointed out the paradox in the behavior of the druids of the Cenarion Circle. Although they say they are protecting nature, order, but this maintenance behavior itself is changing the natural order.

"I don't know. What you said makes sense, but it is obviously different from what we all have always thought." Fuslag has begun to doubt himself, and his smart head has been confused by the coyote demigod. The theory got involved.

"Do you know why this is? Your power is weaker than that of the druids, so what they say is the truth, even if this truth only serves their interests!" The coyote demigod saw Fuslag's Uncertain, it gently gave the goblin another push on its already shaky outlook.

"So everything can be boiled down to interests? We are doing it for our own interests, and the druids are also doing it for their interests?" Forslag seemed to have figured out something, but couldn't be sure.

"No! The druid's behavior is for faith, and the one who really benefits is the demigod." The smile on the corner of the coyote demigod's mouth was unusually ironic. After all, it was also a demigod.