Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

Although Yun's level has always been level three, which is not outstanding among ordinary soldiers, Yun's characteristics are that he can use skills, and the equipment he uses is obviously much stronger than that of humans and trolls.

Yun was also attacked several times by the trolls. Unlike other humans, Yun's armor could withstand some of the attacks. Although it was still very painful, at least it was not like other human soldiers whose armor was broken in an instant.

At this time, Yun could no longer hide his skills, and the skills he released one after another were very eye-catching on the battlefield.

“Heroic Leap”

"Whirlwind"

"Shadow Attack"

Shadow Step

"Thunderbolt"

"Heroic Throw"

"Death Blow"

"Wind Strike"

Although Yun used many skills, he also had choices. Now that he was a berserker, all physical attack skills could be used, as long as he did not use attacks with elemental attributes.

So Yun didn't care about whether his attack power was high or not. He just used the skills he saw and rushed into the middle of the troll team, just to kill them all.

Due to Yun's ferocity, both sides slowed down the pace of their attacks and looked over here. After all, everyone else was fighting one move at a time, and Yun's fancy skills and jumping around everywhere could hardly fail to attract other people's attention.

Of course, being too conspicuous on the battlefield is obviously not a good thing. While Yun was still fighting, a strong wind blew, and Yun subconsciously rolled to the right. A huge spear pierced into the position where Yun had just been. Even though the spear was stuck in the ground, it was still shaking, showing how strong the force was just now.

Yun was speechless as he looked at the huge spear. What happened? Was he in the Giant Kingdom now? Just now, Razuvios fought with a giant sword as big as a tree, and now there was another monster that could throw a spear as thick as a small tree. Yun looked at the spear and then at his armor, and gave up the idea of ​​trying it with the armor.

Yun raised his head and looked at a monster in the distance. It was about three meters tall, with a colorful feather crown on its head, a lot of white hair showing in the middle, half of its upper body wearing armor and only a pair of cloth trousers on its lower body. It was holding a long and wide sword in each hand and rushing towards Yun.

Seeing the monster coming, the other trolls also withdrew from around Yun, forming an encirclement. The monster entered the encirclement but did not rush to attack, but kept looking at Yun.

As the distance got closer, Yun finally saw the true face of the monster, and his body couldn't help but shudder. Isn't this guy the boss Nalorak who turned into a bear? He was still struggling in a level 30 dungeon, and suddenly a level 70 dungeon boss showed up. Isn't this going to kill him?

Nalorak looked at the cloud and cried out.

"Troll language detected, do you want to learn it?" The system suddenly popped up this sentence.

"Learn." Yun said without thinking. After all, it was already this time. Yun still hoped that the system would send some quest items or something, otherwise he really couldn't fight. He was now in the one-life mode, and the most taboo thing was to fight monsters above his level.

"Nalorak." Yun immediately shouted in Troll language.

All the trolls were stunned.

"You can speak our language? And you know me?" Nalorak asked with some confusion.

"Of course." Yun's idea was very simple. Since the system didn't give him any equipment, he would definitely not be able to win. So he would just use verbal combat. If he could explain it clearly, he would say it. If not, he would just run away. And given the nature of the system, since it gave him the Troll language, he should be able to have a good chat.

"Well, go now. Since you are one of the few people who understand our language, I will let you go this time." Nalorak said proudly.

Yun was immediately happy when he heard this. Sure enough, the system was useful. However, looking at the human soldiers who were still fighting, Yun remembered that the purpose of coming here was to delay the trolls. If he ran away, he might as well not come. The most important thing was that Yun felt that if he ran away and the problem was not solved, there might be more problems later.

"I won't leave, I won't abandon my companions, I just want to know why you attack us?" Yun asked curiously.

"My homeland has been destroyed. We can only find another place to survive. You humans won't allow us to do that, so we can only conquer another place."

Yun frowned even more. The trolls' homeland was destroyed? Where is the trolls' homeland? Isn't it Zul'Aman? Where was it destroyed? With your current strength, who can destroy your homeland? And you are not allowed? Who said you are not allowed? When did you negotiate? If I had known your strength, I would have just allocated a piece of land to you, and there would be no need for such fighting. Why do I feel that things are not that simple, and there is always a sense of conspiracy?

"Where is your home? How was it destroyed? You are so powerful that it is impossible to be destroyed easily. If possible, I can negotiate in the middle, so there is no need for such fighting." Yun continued to ask.

"Zul'Dazar, the Naga and our traitors suddenly attacked our homeland. We had no choice but to escape first."

"Zul'Dazar?" Yun called out the name when he heard it.

"You know?" Nalorak asked curiously.

"Escape first? You're going to fight back, but how? How are you going to accumulate strength while living in exile? Haha?" Yunxia said meaningfully.

"How do you know our plan?" Nalorak suddenly became nervous.

"Uh..." Yun wanted to say, "I don't know, I just said it casually, and you trolls have so many gods, how would I know which one you want to get?" However, the Hakkar summoned earlier made the trolls much stronger, so Yun said it habitually.

"We can't let him go, all trolls attack together." Nalorak suddenly attacked.

Fortunately, Yun could now understand the troll's language. After hearing this, he could only curse in his heart and hurriedly prepared to escape.

"Wait, there's a troll here that summoned Hakkar, so I know." Yun explained hurriedly.

"Someone here summoned Hakkar? Impossible. How could they summon him without Hakkar's flesh and blood?"

Yun remembered that when he took away the big heart, there was blood everywhere, so he filled several bottles with blood, so he immediately took out a bottle.

"I don't know, but they have been defeated by humans. I have a bottle of Hakkar's blood left behind. You can confirm it." Yun threw the Hakkar's blood in his hand to Nalorak.

Nalorak opened the bottle and sniffed it hard. It was indeed the blood of the gods, but it was not certain whether it was Hakkar's.

"Come back with me to confirm it."

"Okay, but you have to stop attacking first." Yun said immediately.

Nalorak thought about it and looked at the bottle in his hand again.

"Okay, order the attack to stop."

The order was passed on, and the troll army began to separate from the human army. When the human army saw that the troll army was no longer attacking, they immediately retreated.

"What's going on?" Razuvios returned to the city wall and felt a little puzzled.

"I don't know, but it's a good thing that the trolls suddenly stopped attacking when they were about to lose the opportunity to defend." said Razuvios' men.

"Are they waiting there?" Razuvious said, pointing to the troll army gathering in the distance.

"Yes, they seem to be waiting for something."

"Ignore them. Order them to rest immediately and leave enough people on the city wall to watch."

Razuvios was too tired. Although he couldn't go down the city wall, he found a corner to sit down and eat something.

Nalorak took Yun to the rear of the trolls. Seeing that the troll army was no longer attacking, Yun felt a little relieved. At the same time, he was speechless about the system's calculations. He should have asked for the Blood of Hakkar earlier. If he hadn't thought it was a waste and kept a lot of bottles, how could he negotiate with the trolls now? And from their reaction just now, Yun discovered that the trolls were very afraid that he would know the news that they were going to resurrect Hakkar. Although he didn't know why, Yun knew that it would be easy if the negotiation could go well this time. If not, the other party would definitely not let him go.

Not far away, they arrived at a seashore. There were many troll warships on the sea, and many trolls were getting off the ships.

"Where is Jin'do?" Narora pulled a troll over and asked.

Yun was confused again when he heard this. What was going on? Which tribe of trolls did he encounter? His hometown was Zuldazar, so he should be a Zandalari troll. But this Nalorak was obviously a troll from Zul'Aman. Now there was another Jin'do, so wasn't he from Zul'Gurub? How did these three factions get mixed up? Or were they just the same name? Or have the three factions united?

Yun and Nalorak were taken to a tent by the sea, where several trolls wearing cloaks stood.

"Jindu, look at this." Nalorak handed the bottle to Jindu.

Jindu looked at Nalorak in surprise, then at Yun, and said nothing. He took the bottle and walked to the altar behind the tent.

"Yes, it is indeed Hakkar's blood, but it is not the complete form. It should be that the summoning ritual is wrong and the sacrifice is not enough. The soul-stealer obtained is not complete either. It can only be regarded as a clone. This blood was taken from that clone."

"So it's useless?"

"It is of some use. Was it sent by this human?" Jin Du turned and asked Xiang Yun.

"Yes, he said that Hakkar had been summoned, so I hurried back to confirm with you." Nalorak said angrily.

"It's okay, just continue fighting. If Hakkar is summoned, I can sense it, and Hakkar is not the only one that can be summoned, don't you think?" Jindu said the last sentence to Yun.

"Me?" Yun was speechless and didn't know what to say, but according to Jindu's words, he let Nalorak attack humans.

Nalorak also turned to leave.

"Wait!" Yun hurriedly called out to Nalorak.

"Is there no way to negotiate?" Yun really wanted to stop this conflict.

"Haha, kid, don't you know our purpose?"

"How should I know..." Yun suddenly remembered something. The summoning of the trolls requires sacrifice, so the Zul'Drak trolls have to keep catching food for sacrifice. The current situation is that the trolls are at war, and then they use humans as sacrifices.

After Yun figured this out, he knew that this war was truly unavoidable, but he was still prepared to give it a try.

"Actually, I have a suggestion." Yun tried to say.

"Listen to what he's saying here, I'm going to fight." Nalorak left without caring what Yun said.

"Wait a minute, it would be nice to hear what he says." Jin Du smiled playfully.

Nalorak stopped reluctantly and just stood there looking at the clouds.

"You are new to this continent. It is not wise to make enemies with humans right away." Yun could only begin to speak helplessly.

"There are three things you need to do now. First, find a place to recuperate and settle your people. Second, the way you gain power is to summon demigods, so you need an altar, which is not something that can be done all at once. Third, you need sacrifices, a lot of sacrifices. The human race is a relatively united race, so this is not conducive to your sacrifices. My suggestion is that there is a large jungle in the south of the continent, which is very suitable for the survival of your troll tribe. At the same time, there is a troll ruins there, which has an altar. It only needs maintenance before it can be used. At the same time, there are a lot of creatures in that forest, so I suggest that you can rest here temporarily and go directly to the south." Yun finished speaking in one breath, and felt relieved when he saw that Jindu was not angry.

"Little friend, since you can take out the Blood of Hakkar and understand our Troll language, I will talk to you a little, but we are not fools." Jindu was still not very angry.

"First of all, this is not the first time we have landed on this continent. This time we have united many troll tribes to act together, so we are very familiar with this continent."

Damn, I forgot that the trolls were attacking from all sides this time. Jindu was right. If they didn't have enough knowledge, it would be impossible for them to completely surround the entire Principality of Reiner in one go.

"As for the altar and sacrifices you mentioned, do you think we don't have any preparation?" Jindu said it very simply, but it didn't sound like that to Yun.

Only then did Yun realize that the trolls' actions this time were definitely organized and premeditated, and their purpose was very clear. It was not that their homes had been occupied and they were homeless and looking for a place to stand.

"New Sally?" Yun suddenly remembered a place.

"You know that we built the altar in such a remote place, it's really great." Jin Du was not panicked because Yun knew the location of their altar.

"Then your goal is not Stratholme at all, and there are Emerald Dragons in New Sally, and they are much more difficult to deal with than humans." Yun continued to try to persuade.

"You do know more than all the humans we know, but you said we need sacrifices, and how do you know we haven't reached any agreement with the Emerald Dragon Clan?" Jin Du said kindly.

Yun felt relieved after hearing this. The five-colored dragons were not doing well now. The black dragon army was trapped in Blackrock Mountain, the Emerald Dream was already broken, and even Eranikus was put in the temple to bleed, so Jindu's words were also very exaggerated. However, one thing was certain: the trolls did need a lot of sacrifices.

"Okay, it's no use what you say. Nalorak, take this child to New Sally. Remember to clear the road so that we can send the sacrifices later." Jindu didn't waste any more time talking to Yun and ordered Nalorak.

Nalorak immediately carried the cloud out of the tent.

In Nalorak's opinion, Yun, who only has the third level of strength, is really nothing to be afraid of. As for why Jindu wants to keep him, Nalorak doesn't care. Even if he wants to communicate with humans in the future, Yun will still be a good choice.

Yun thought carefully about the map. Although the racial forces on the continent had undergone great changes, the map had hardly changed. Now he knew that the trolls' destination was Xinsalor in the game's Sintland, and the other party also said that they would transport sacrifices there. So Yun thought about it for a long time and finally understood the route. It was to occupy Tongchui Town, then Tongling College, and finally go directly to Sintland through the mountains.

After understanding all this, Yun must pass on the message so that humans can prepare for defense early. Of course, there is also the Scholomance Academy. Without him in charge, Arthas and the others would not be able to resist the troll army at all, so he had to make plans early.