Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

In fact, it’s not Brian’s fault that he didn’t quite believe Garin’s words. The reason for this barren land was that the fire of the Balrog had scorched the earth.

The power of the demigod's peak fire element evaporated the surrounding water sources. Only tenacious plants like cacti could survive in this harsh environment. The disturbed earth elements kept running, rolling, and wandering on the ground, raising dust all over the sky.

The most important thing is that this area is vast and it is simply beyond the capabilities of ordinary people to govern it!

"Believe me, Brian, I never promise anything I'm not sure of!" Garin nodded firmly.

"In that case, if this barren land can be restored to its former ecology, the dwarves are willing to share this land with the Crusaders!"

Currently, the total number of the Three Hammers dwarves is only more than two million. They occupy too much land but have no manpower to develop it. Brian made a promise after thinking about it for a while. Besides, the person he cooperated with was Garin, who had a very close relationship with the dwarves. He felt that the other people in his Three Hammers Council would not refuse this temptation.

"In that case, it's settled!" Garin and Brian hit it off and decided on this large-scale cooperation project.

Brian led the team into an archaeological excavation site and stopped in front of a huge stone gate. Along the way, Garin saw many dwarf miners digging in the excavation site.

"This ruin was discovered by the dwarves of the third team of the Explorers' Association a few months ago. After preliminary excavation, we have cleared out the gate and part of the passage inside."

As soon as Brian finished speaking, he saw a commotion at the huge stone gate.

A large group of dwarf stone monsters rushed out of the open stone gate and tried to attack the dwarf miners in the excavation site.

"Woo!"

A low horn sounded, and the dwarves dropped their work and quickly left the area around the stone gate. A team of dwarves wearing green cloaks and holding muskets quickly entered the designated bunker.

"Thunderbolt!"

"Crack!"

After a burst of musket fire, the stone monsters that rushed out in large numbers left behind a pile of corpses and fled back to the passage behind the stone gate.

"You don't seem surprised?"

Brian stared at Garin's calm face. He was shocked when he first heard about the appearance of stone monsters here. After all, the dwarves' cousins, the gnomes, were almost beaten by these underground monsters and almost had to abandon their city.

This group of stone monsters looked about the same size as dwarves, but were actually incredibly powerful. If they were not unorganized and undisciplined, they would have rushed out in a swarm of chaos.

At the beginning, the Crusaders sent out two legions including Omar, and it took two years to suppress the stone palate monster riot under Monoregan.

"Isn't it normal for stone monsters to appear in Titan ruins?" Garin said as if it was a matter of course, as if it was nothing new.

When he was training his trumpet, the most annoying thing was when he was at level 30 or 40, he would queue for a random dungeon and be brought to Uldaman, where he killed quite a few Stonegrottoes.

"You just mentioned the Titan ruins? Do you know what's inside?" Brian's face was quite surprised. The dwarves have been searching for the origin of their lives, and he vaguely realized that all the answers are in this ruins.

"Yes, this ruin was built by the Titan Guardian and is called Uldaman. There are other similar places like Uldum and Ulduar!"

Garin didn't mind telling Brian about the Titans' secrets. After all, this digging maniac would be closely connected with these places in the future. Once they found the same ruins again, they would notify him to come and dig together...

No, it's an adventure!

"Do you need to prepare? Or just go in directly?" Garin asked Brian.

"I'm ready. Let's just make our way in!" Brian couldn't wait any longer.

"After we go in, my people will clear the way ahead and deal with any enemies we encounter. You can only conduct the survey after I confirm it is safe!"

Garin carefully instructed Brian, fearing that the monster-killing king Brian Bronzebeard would accidentally trigger some mechanism button.

"This looks like a button! Let me press it!"

Garin was very familiar with this sentence. After Brian said this, a flood of enemies rushed out from all directions.

"No problem, brother Garin, you have to trust my professionalism as an explorer!"

Looking at Brian's solemn promise, Garin didn't believe a word he said.

Valeera took the part of the map handed over by Brian and entered first, followed by the large army led by the Royal Guards, with the Hunters in the middle, the Paladins on both sides and the rear, and Garin and Brian following closely behind.

The tunnel is winding and dizzying with so many turns, and there are traces of artificial excavation everywhere.

The stone golem seems to have inherited some of the habits of the earth spirits and has a natural love for digging.

It is said that the Troggs were the first constructs created by the Titan Guardians through the furnace of will built by the Titans, but when the Guardians first created them, their designs were too complicated and their ambitions were too great, so the Troggs were a failed group of creations.

Although the Titan Guardians were deeply concerned about the future of the Troggs, they could not bear to kill them, so one of the Titan Guardians built Uldaman for them to survive.

Later, due to the influence of the curse of flesh and blood, some stone palate monsters degenerated into goblins.

It's not just the goblins. Garin once heard a saying that the ogres in Azeroth are actually the product of the stone palate's flesh and blood curse.

However, the authenticity remains to be verified.

I don't know how long they walked, but along the way many scattered stone monsters were killed by Garin's elite troops. With the tight formation and tacit cooperation, Garin's side remained unscathed.

The interior of the Titan palace in Uldaman is very vast, and it is completely different from the dungeon route that Garin remembered in his previous life.

"In front of us are the three secret rooms we cleared out. The secret rooms are filled with mysterious runes. According to the speculation of the old experts in our Exploration Association, the history of these runes is at least 40,000 to 50,000 years!"

Brian was a little excited and started to get into the state. "What a pity. There are too many ugly stone palate monsters. In order to avoid casualties, we have to give up the careful exploration of the secret room."

At this time, Valeera appeared out of nowhere: "Great Lord, there is a major discovery in the area not far ahead, outside the dwarf map!"

"Ok?"

"A giant stone monster! I suspect he is the leader of the stone monsters!"