Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

"No!"

Magni raised his hand to stop the two children from trying to persuade him: "I am the king of the dwarves. We are the sons of the Titans and have a deep connection with the earth. This should be done by me."

Brian agreed with his elder brother's words. Just like in every expedition he took, he always led the way and never hid behind others!

"That's right, children. We Bronzebeard Dwarves will not let others face unknown dangers while we hide in a safe place!"

"Ah, yes, yes, yes. Then you hold this ceremony in a place where everyone is watching, and then you turn into a shiny diamond. This is your destiny, old Bronzebeard!"

These mocking words made old Magni instantly furious. Just as he was about to teach this rude guy a lesson, he saw who was coming and his expression changed instantly.

"Hahaha! Jialin, you're here!"

Magni and Brian rushed to the door of the royal hall with smiles on their faces and gave Garin a big hug!

"Welcome to Ironforge, Galen!"

Brian said without thinking, "Where's the wine, Garin? I know you must have brought some wine with you. The Bronzebeard family's stock has been distributed to the tribesmen. We have been starving for a long time!"

"They've all been given to Muradin. Go ask him for them."

"Ahhh! Muradin, you dare to eat alone. I knew there was something wrong with you volunteering to welcome Galen. Hand over the wine!"

The combined age of the three Bronzebeard brothers is in four figures, yet they still act disrespectfully in front of their two grandchildren.

Garin ignored them and walked forward to look at the two children, who had the aura of Isenglatus and Karadios.

"Anduin? Thorgrim?"

Garin recognized them by the totem poles they wore around their waists.

"It's us, Uncle Garin!"

"Well, good boy!"

Jialin reached out and touched the top of the two children's heads.

After praising, Garin turned around and interrupted the three Bronzebeard brothers who were wrestling with each other. Then the six people, four adults and two children, found a room and sat down. The adults began to share the wine, and the two children enjoyed roasted lamb, Dalaran cheese and grapes.

After taking a big sip of the wine, Magnitontonton asked, "Galin, you said that if I perform this ancient ritual, I will become a large diamond man?"

Garin is not like Magni who hasn't had a drink for hundreds of years. With two fanboys around, he has to be elegant.

Garin took a sip from the wine glass, then said slowly, "Haven't you known for a long time that humans, dwarves, and gnomes have the same origin? We are the product of the blood curse of the rock vrykul, earthen spirits, and mechanical gnomes."

"Yes, after I returned from Uldaman and Ulduar, I told them the origin of the dwarves. We dwarves are descendants of the earth elementals, but does this have anything to do with the ritual on the stone slab?" Brian said, grabbing his mug and taking a swig of beer.

Magni and Muradin also paused, waiting for Galen to continue.

Garin took the translation from Magni and read it out: "Listen, we are the spirits of the earth, the spirits of the land... For those who do not want to return home... You will return to your former appearance, you will return to your old homeland, and you will become one with the mountains."

"Dwarves are creations of the Titans. If you pass the ritual, Magni, you will be restored to your former appearance. The price is your life, because this ritual can remove the curse of flesh and blood in your blood, and restore your earthen body to the rock body of the hardest kind."

Diamond body!

Abbreviation: Diamond Man.

After Garin finished speaking, he scanned Magni's entire body from head to toe, and then muttered to himself, "In fact, turning into a diamond man is not bad. This way, the whole body is invulnerable to swords and guns, water and fire, and can maintain immortality. It's simply a ritual of becoming a god!"

When Anduin and Thorgrim heard Galen's last few words, their eyes lit up as they longed for strength and they looked eager to try.

Snapped!

Snapped!

Muradin gave Anduin and Thorgrim a slap on the head, and then sternly taught them: "A tall building is built from the ground, and all strength needs to be accumulated step by step. Strength that is gained without effort will only harm you!"

"Got it, Mr. Muradin!"

"Ok!"

At this time Magni also reacted, and even a picture of himself covered in sparkling water appeared in his mind.

"Oh! No, I refuse!"

Magni shuddered and quickly refused.

Brian also shook his head at this time and said: "We only care about the origin of the dwarves and don't want to find the mission of the dwarf ancestors. I think you humans are the same."

"Yes, reversing the curse of flesh and blood and returning to the state of a pure Titan creation will indeed give you a hard body and eternal life."

Garin was not surprised by the Bronzebeard brothers' choice, as they were all rational people.

"It has been tens of thousands of years since we discovered the Curse of Flesh and Blood. We have our own way of life. Once we return to our origins, we will be forcibly modified into pure rock vrykul and pure earth spirits, losing our original emotions and reason, and becoming a creature that can only follow the program set by the Titans!"

This is what the Bronzebeard brothers cannot accept the most. If the result of the ceremony can be reversed at will, for example, like starting a god's descent to earth, turning into a diamond man during a battle, and returning to flesh and blood after the battle, then the Bronzebeard brothers will probably scramble to be the first to hold such a ceremony.

For rational people like them, ensuring free will is the most important thing.

As for the mission, that is the business of the earth spirits, what does it have to do with us dwarves!

"very good!"

When the last grape popped into Anduin's mouth and the last drop of beer flowed into Magni's mouth, the Dwarf King patted his belly, waved his hand to Galen and said, "The ceremony is canceled. We should all get some sleep. As for the frequent disasters, let the shamans investigate."

"That's right, Garin. Originally, we wanted to use the ritual to find out the cause of the disasters in Azeroth, but now the ritual is no longer feasible..."

Brian also had a look of regret on his face. He originally thought that the stone slab he brought back from Ulduar would be of some use, but now he could only collect it as an antique!

"Actually... this ceremony can be held!"

Garin looked mysterious, which successfully aroused the curiosity of the three Bronzebeard brothers and the two children.

"Ow!"

Brian yelled, "Damn you, Garin! I knew you had a trick up your sleeve. You've been teasing us for so long!"