Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Yun was walking alone on the road. Perhaps because he had just experienced a war, there were few people on the road and Yun didn't know the way very well. According to the map in the game, he could reach the Eastern Plague Land by climbing over the mountain in the east. However, he didn't expect that the mountain was not so easy to climb, and he ended up back at the original position while walking. As a result, Yun had been walking for a week but had not yet gotten out of the mountain. Although there was still some food in the space bag, he could not bear it any longer and could only follow the road in the game. In this way, he inevitably returned to Tongchui Town.

In just a few days, tents have begun to appear around Tongchui Town. Although people still dare not enter the town, since Tongchui Town is a major transportation hub, there are still many people doing business here. Some people with interests have built simple sheds as inns for passers-by to rest.

The clouds rested overnight in such a place where there were leaks of wind from all sides.

"Didn't they say there were undead here? Why are you here?" Everyone didn't live very far away, so they could still hear each other's chats.

"They all went to Pagar Castle. It's now called the School of the Dead."

"Ah? If they all went, wouldn't all the people in Pagar Castle be killed?"

"No, I heard that the undead just wanted a place to stay, so they drove people out."

"Who would dare to go to that place? Besides, it's not far from here. What would we do if they come to kill us?"

"I don't think so. The Scholomance Academy is now presided over by Prince Arthas."

"Prince Arthas? He became undead?"

"I heard that they lost the battle, and the other party's condition was Prince Arthas. As a result, the Castle of the Dead is now under the control of Prince Arthas. I heard that they only fenced off a corner of the city, and humans can move around freely in other places."

"That's so dangerous. If the undead rise up, it will be difficult to die."

"Yes, but it seems that Prince Arthas can still control it now. We have to wait and see what happens at the Scholomance Academy. But we still have to leave Copper Hammer Town, otherwise we will have to go around in a long circle."

"Yes, as long as Prince Arthas is still human, we should be able to continue watching."

Yun was relieved after hearing this. He didn't know if this move was right or not. At least it seemed that the Scourge hadn't invaded yet. Although he didn't know if Gadin was a subordinate of the Lich King, and whether there was a Lich King in Icecrown Citadel, logically speaking, if there was a Lich King, then the Helm of Domination wouldn't be in his hands. Then the one on the Frozen Throne wouldn't be Ner'zhul? Does that mean that if there was no one there, then the Icecrown Citadel wouldn't exist?

But this is also good. The terrifying atmosphere of Naxxramas and Icecrown Citadel in the game is a little lacking. If you are there in person, it will be very uncomfortable. Now several bosses of the Scourge are under my control, so I guess these two dungeons can no longer exist. I will see if I can find other bosses. Haha, it makes me happy just thinking about it.

It now seems that without the Scourge and the Lich King, the Eastern and Western Plaguelands will not appear on this continent.

Yun had a good idea, but it made things difficult for Arthas.

"This..." Arthas was a little helpless.

There was no one left in the entire castle. Yun left four of them to look after the castle. Gadin and North controlled the undead to build a wall and conduct research inside. Heather and he were speechless looking at the empty castle in front of them.

Fortunately, Pagar Castle is not far from Tongchui Town. It is a castle located on a major transportation route. As long as it is managed well, it should not be difficult to make a living.

Originally, Arthas thought that he was just running an ordinary castle. However, just three days after the gate was opened, many people came to the castle, wave after wave, as if they were not afraid of death. In just one day, they occupied half of the entire castle.

"They are all here to see the undead army," Heather reminded.

"I know that all the major forces came here to steal the necromancy, but it's good this way. The castle happened to be quiet, and now it's lively again."

"What about the two adults?"

"Don't worry about them. With the example of Lord Zeldea, no force dares to use force openly."

"Yes, before, Lord Claude alone defeated Lord Seldia, and with the help of twenty undead knights, he easily defeated an army of 40,000. In the end, the number of undead knights had reached seventy, and we don't know how many there are now. With the strength of the Principality of Senna, it can win on the surface, but with the previous lessons, no force can afford such a great sacrifice, and once that lord is angered, a powerful undead army can easily crush any force." Heather felt a little scared when she thought of the battle.

The people in the castle thought so too. After all, the coalition was not small in scale, and there were many masters in charge. Lord Seldea was dispatched in the later period, but they lost everything, and that was when the other party let them win. If they provoked this undead force, thinking about the previous undead disasters, plus the newly emerged high-end undead combat power, a country could be destroyed in an instant.

Therefore, people who come to the castle are trying carefully. One is to establish a good relationship with this undead force, but only in secret, without letting other human forces know. The second is to see if they can get some undead spells, but there is a prerequisite, they must not provoke the other party.

Arthas had just arrived on the side of the undead, and the various forces did not dare to contact Arthas. As for the Undead Lord, he was indeed unrecognizable without his armor. Arthas had always been the one organizing various things in the castle, so the various forces just waited for the Undead Lord to show up.

Yun passed Tongchui Town and looked at the endless farmland, which seemed peaceful and tranquil. It was hard to imagine such a scene being turned into a gray sky with undead wandering around.

"Quick, send it to Doctor Iger."

Yun watched from afar as several people in the distance lifted up another person and started running towards him.

Yun took a quick glance and saw a faint green smoke coming from the person lying there.

"Wait a moment." Yun stopped a few people.

Several people stopped and looked at the clouds.

"He has been infected with the plague. Do you know how he got infected?" Yun asked as soon as he came up.

"Can you tell it's a plague? Great, do you have any way to save him?" asked a person next to him.

Yun silently cast the "Clearance" spell.

A faint golden light appeared in Yun's hand. Yun touched the patient with his hand carrying the light, and the green mist quickly dissipated.

"You are actually the Reverend Pastor, that's great." The people nearby were a little excited when they saw the golden light.

"He's fine for now, take a good rest."

"Thank you, sir, thank you, sir."

"How did he get the plague? Do you know?" Yun continued to ask.

"I don't know. He's the fifth one. Everyone is paying attention, but people are still getting the plague."

"The fifth one?" Yun frowned. Could it be that the Scourge invaded? In the game, the Scourge poisoned the food, and then more and more villagers were infected with the plague. More and more people were infected, and finally the Stratholme massacre occurred. Finally, the entire northern part of the continent became a place where plague and undead roamed.

"Can you take me to the village? I want to take a look." This time, Yun looked at the beautiful sky and the endless wheat fields, determined not to let this happen again.

"Reverend Pastor, that's great. It would be great if you could go." The villagers seemed to see hope and held Yun's hand tightly.

Yun and everyone returned to the village. The village was not big, with only about a hundred people. The houses were neatly arranged and there were fields all around, making the village look particularly vibrant.

"Eric, why did you come back so soon?" As soon as I entered the village, a middle-aged woman came to greet me at the door.

"Pike is fine. We met this pastor on the road. He has cured Pike of the plague." Eric said, pointing to the clouds behind him.

"Laya, I'm fine." Pique came up from behind with the help of someone.

Raya hugged Pik.

"That's great. I've been worried about you. I'm glad you're okay." Laya said while shedding tears.

"I also have to thank Lord Claude for curing the plague for me on the way. He also came to the village to help everyone find the source of the plague." Eric said excitedly.

Only then did Raya look at the clouds carefully.

"Thank you, sir. Thank you for saving my Pike." Raya bowed to Yun.

"He still needs to rest, you guys should go home quickly. I want to walk around and take a look." Yun Ke didn't want to stay in this place for too long, so he suggested finding the source of the plague immediately.

Although Yun is young, he has been recognized by the villagers. Eric took Yun around the village, and the villagers greeted Yun after hearing about it.

"There's no problem with the water source, there's no problem with the fields, and the villagers infected with the plague haven't found any common characteristics yet. Could it be intentional?" Yun looked around and became a little uncertain.

Originally, Yun didn't want to get involved in these things, but now that he has become the "Lord of the Disaster", he must find out whether this plague was caused by Gadin.

Soon Yun discovered that there was some light green in a barn, so he walked into the barn and found a small pile of wheat infected with the plague among the wheat.

"This is it. Some of the wheat here is infected with the plague. If people eat it, they will be infected."

"Ah? The wheat is contaminated?" Eric was shocked and quickly jumped out of the barn and immediately told the village chief.

Soon, a lot of people gathered outside the barn.

"Reverend Pastor, are you sure that there is only grain infected with the plague in this barn?" an old man asked

"It's just that small pile, I've already sorted it out." Yun said calmly.

"Thank you, Reverend. Could you please help check if the food in everyone's home is contaminated?"

"Okay, everyone please bring all the food here." Yun said politely.

After Yun's inspection, he found that except for some grain in the barn, all other grains were fine. As it was getting late, Yun stayed overnight in the village.

The next morning, Yun learned that the village chief had burned down the entire barn, thus curbing the plague.

Although it was a bit of a pity, Yun still respected the village's decision. Knowing that there was also a plague in a nearby village, he walked to the next village.

In a blink of an eye, Yun had passed through six villages. There were plagues in these villages. Since they were all minor plagues, Yun easily eliminated them with the cleansing spell. Therefore, Yun accumulated a lot of reputation. At least everyone nearby knew "Pastor Claude".

Just as Yun was walking towards the next village, a group of people followed behind him.

"Are you Pastor Claude?" asked the leader on horseback.

"Yes."

"Great." The leader immediately dismounted, and the people behind him also dismounted.

"You're looking for me?" Yun was a little surprised. This group of people were wearing robes and riding horses. Both the people and the horses were very energetic. It was obvious that they were organized. Why did they come to him? To relieve the plague? It shouldn't be difficult for such an organization.

"Yes, we followed the villagers' instructions and followed them all the way here." The leader was old but strong, with a long sword on his waist, and spoke kindly.

"What do you want from me?" Yun asked warily.

"We are from the Church of Light. My name is Percy, and I am from the church's guard. We have no ill intentions. We heard that you can use light spells, and you are alone, so we came to protect you."

"Thank you, the villagers are all good, I don't need any protection." Yun continued vigilantly.

"Okay, but we have solved the plague in the village ahead. If possible, we would like to invite you to go to Barn Town with us." Percy said gently without forcing him.

Yun thought about it. He didn't have any purpose in the first place. The other party was quite powerful, so he must have something to do with him. However, he could still speak so calmly, so he didn't have any bad intentions for the time being. As for where to go, Yun hadn't decided yet. However, it had been so long, and he didn't have many gold coins left. He had to find a way to make some money, otherwise he wouldn't be able to participate in the lottery.

"Okay, let's go together." Yun agreed quickly.

On the way, Yun was also asking around.

"This plague is very strange. It's not like the one in Scholomance." Yun guided.

"Well, it's different. This plague is very mild and makes people weaker. The ones in the Scholomance transform into undead. It's not the same direction." Percy replied.

"Oh? So you know the source of this plague?"

"I don't know yet, but it should be some little psychic who did it." Percy said nonchalantly.

"Why don't you catch him? We can't let him continue like this."

"That's not necessary. It turns out that this kind of psychic is hard to catch. Once he hides in the crowd, it's hard for us to find him. Now with our appearance, he will definitely run away. In the past, we would chase him or at least catch him back, but now it's not possible. He must have escaped to the Psychic Academy. We don't have the strength to go to the Psychic Academy."

Yun felt a little embarrassed when he heard these words. What was going on? He had just said that he would catch the person who released the plague, but in the blink of an eye, this guy ran into his territory and he couldn't do anything about him. However, this also reminded Yun that he had to remind Arthas to pay more attention to these issues in the future.