Menethil's Power

Chapter 572 Azsuna, Blue Wing Habitat
"The Tidestone of Gorgoneth, the Tears of Elune, the Hammer of Khazgoros, the Shield of Aggramar, and the Eye of Aman'Thul, yes, it should be these five Pillars of Creation, scattered All over the Broken Isles," Khadgar said.

After packing nearly the entire library of Karazhan into his brain, he is now an encyclopedia in human form.

"It's very inefficient to search one by one, we should go hand in hand." Isaacs showed a hint of meaning, "Don't you think it's a bit strange?"

"What?" Khadgar was a little confused for a moment.

"There are four Pillars of Creation named after the Titans of the Pantheon, except for the Tears of Elune. What is the identity of this Moon God?"

"Are you trying to say that Elune may also be a Titan, or an existence equivalent to a Titan?" Khadgar shook his head lightly, "We don't have any solid evidence to make a judgment, the information from the night elves It's just too little."

The night elves, who have already regarded arcane magic as heresy, naturally cannot have academic exchanges with other races, and they obviously do not study the gods they believe in.In fact, they have been in a closed state in a certain sense for thousands of years, faintly detached from other mortal races, and the outside world knows little about them.

"But one thing is certain, Elune is indeed related to the moon, and it is only limited to the white lady, and has nothing to do with another moon blue child. The original night elves prayed to the white moon and got a response, and Elune's divine power The form of display is often related to moonlight." Isaacs smiled slightly.

At least on the surface, he added mentally.

Because of the relationship with another timeline, Isaacs can easily explore any secrets of the night elves.

Of course, there are many things he didn't say. Although Elune's divine power is different from the holy light, it should also come from the energy of the ocean of light.There is a relatively high degree of credibility that she created the naaru, and in the future of the normal timeline, Elune will show another form of her-the dark side of the moon.

With the improvement of strength and vision, Isaacs can see more of the essence, and the conjecture he made is closer to the truth—of course it is only close, and he has no evidence to prove it.

Is the existence of Naru too low-end?
It's not that they are not strong, even the lowest-level naaru can act as the energy source of the Holy Light battleship, and Uther, whose energy level is almost the limit of human beings, is not a problem.They are "Shards of Light", creatures born from the Ocean of Primordial Light.

But what about the void creatures produced under the same principle?What about those beings called the Lords of the Void, whose exact face no one has ever seen?It or they can corrupt the star soul without taking action personally, make the Pantheon feel like a big enemy, and even cause internal strife, so that the Burning Legion, the most violent military organization in the entire multiverse, was born.

In contrast, the naaru are really bad. They are only fighting against the Burning Legion, not a direct confrontation, but similar to guerrilla warfare and harassment. quite.

And the Old Gods are just creations of the Void Lords.

If Elune is the creator of the naaru, it means that there is a higher level existence above the naaru, and only such an existence is qualified to oppose the Void Lord.

It seems reasonable, doesn't it?

But every time Isaacs thinks of this, he will have a chilling thought. Could it be that there are not two opposing existences, but just one?

What if the so-called opposition is just an illusion?
He himself knows that light and void are the two original forces, but they are not absolutely incompatible in nature, otherwise, where did the real universe come from?

Naaru also has a death form, which is the purest darkness, which means that the definition of light and void is not clear, and they can even coexist and transform.

Just looking at the dark side of the moon doesn't tell much, but why did it first appear after the Burning Legion was completely defeated?According to Isaacs' understanding, the moon god Elune guided the night elves against the Burning Legion, but facing the corruption of Azeroth itself, whether it was the breaking of the seal by the ancient gods, the corruption of the World Tree, or the emerald nightmare, Elune Well, it's as if there is no sense of existence.

And the naaru's Legion of the Light first appeared to guide Velen when Sargeras was about to take over Argus, as if they were born to fight the Burning Legion, and they always did.

This is interesting, what is the root cause of the birth of the Burning Legion?It is Sargeras who wants to purify those star souls parasitized by the ancient gods!It's just that the means of purification is direct elimination...

From this point of view, the opposition between the Legion of the Holy Light and the Burning Legion is not pure, because Sargeras only has a strong intention to destroy the parasitic star souls, and has no interest in the world without star souls. Half of the core power will not target those ordinary worlds, and the Dark Titan will obviously pay more attention to the star souls that are not parasitic.

Compared to fighting against the main force of the legion, shouldn't the Legion of the Holy Light be more obsessed with finding troubles in the void and finding a way to solve the parasitic state of those star souls early?

So the star soul of Argus, who was defeated by the endless great lords of Azeroth, was really corrupted by fel energy and degenerated beyond redemption?Why did Sargeras first set his sights on Argus when he founded the Burning Legion?Is it really just because Archimonde and Kil'jaeden are just "capable men" who are just bigger grasshoppers to him?
Isn't the legion stationed on Argus a kind of... protection?Protect a titan that isn't parasitized?Of course, this kind of protection may be the protection in Sargeras' own philosophy.

However, when the High Lords broke through Argus, this protection ceased to exist.The hero who thought he saved the entire universe went home happily, and no one seemed to care about what happened after this world named Argus.

It is true that the higher the level, the farther you can see. It is not until now that Isaacs realizes that the complexity of this world and the universe is far beyond imagination. When a fog is dispelled, there is an even bigger fog.

Elune = Lord of the Void, he very much hopes that this is just a conspiracy theory in his own mind, but that doesn't mean he doesn't consider this possibility.

So he rejected the direction of the original timeline, and rejected the seemingly perfect future of destroying the Burning Legion. After all, from the perspective of Azeroth, is it really necessary to pay a huge price to destroy the Burning Legion?is it worth it
If the local power of this world has reached the point where it can break through Argus, then why worry too much about the invasion of the legion... After all, Sargeras, the dark titan, cannot enter, and the demons that can be transmitted to this world can be called Argus in the Legion's Lair can only be said to be a drop in the bucket.

When the Legion is wiped out and Sargeras himself is imprisoned, who will benefit the most and be the happiest?
Is it the people of Azeroth who no longer have to worry about being invaded every 1 years?
The Pantheon has existed in name only, and the souls of the titans go to guard Sargeras, who will take care of those parasitic star souls?

In Azeroth, however, the activities of the ancient gods seem to be even more unscrupulous - without the support of the Pantheon, there are only two or three guardians who are still alive. The Burning Legion was at least a deterrent. After all, if When Sargeras found that the corruption of Azeroth was extremely serious or he could no longer deal with it through conventional means, he would resort to some extreme methods, such as stabbing a sword directly.

This can even be continued. Sargeras's sword definitely couldn't directly kill the star soul of Azeroth, otherwise he would have done so long ago. A large amount of Azerite flowed out from the wound, and those were all Azerite. Xerath's blood is also her strength, and if she loses too much, it will inevitably affect her growth rate.

So now who is eager to speed up the birth of Azeroth without solving the parasitic ancient god?And who is trying to "heal" the wounded Azeroth?
The more I think about it, the more I shudder.

So Isaacs decided to change and create a future he is satisfied with for this world. With his current strength, he is qualified to say such things.

Although he is still not worth mentioning in front of the true supreme existence, it is still possible to influence the world.

Any existence is not worthy of complete trust, you must hold your own judgment.

Of course, the Burning Legion is still the enemy, and this will not change, because Sargeras' essential purpose is still to directly destroy Azais, and he doesn't mind getting rid of all the ants on this planet.

"I think we've arrived." Kailaris said coldly.

Through the holographic screen, you can see the tidal flat below, and it has indeed reached the boundary of Azsuna.

Tens of thousands of years ago, this was the core territory of the Dark Night Empire, but after the collapse of the sky, everything changed. A considerable part of the land turned into tidal flats, where Naga, murlocs, sea giants and pirates gathered. Reluctant to leave their former dwellings as ghosts, the withered, stricken with magic addiction, roam the region's borders, hungrily seeking out and devouring any morsel of mana crystal.

It's like a cursed place.

"By the way." Kailaris looked at Isaacs, "Because of your forceful operation just now, the energy overload has caused serious damage to the Hyperion. Although it can repair itself without affecting most of its normal functions, if you don't If it returns to the factory, the main gun will not be able to be used for at least a week."

The energy circuit of the Hyperion is modeled after the Exodar, which is the template of the Storm Fortress, which means that the power released by this man has far surpassed Adal who was once the energy core of the Storm Fortress.

This made Kailaris' mood a little complicated. What should she do with him?Shouldn't it be respected like the naaru?
"Can it only be used as a transport ship?" Isaacs asked. The main offensive capability of the Hyperion is the main gun, and other gun groups and missiles are used more for close-range defense than for offense. "But it seems to be enough. .”

The highest technological crystallization of Azeroth can only be played ten times, and the Hyperion cannot be replicated in a short period of time, but the Legion basically needs as many fel battleships as there are, and the strength gap between the two sides is huge.

So he doesn't expect the Hyperion to provide much combat power, and maintaining the ability to break through as a transport ship is enough to play its biggest role.

"Let's go to my grandfather first." Stellagosa said at this time.

She was a little excited about going home.

Isaacs nodded.

Bluewing Habitat is located north of the center of Azsuna, on a plateau.

"Just stop here." Isaacs said to Mat. "In order to avoid unnecessary hostility and misunderstanding, Stellagosa and I will go to see her grandfather first to explain our purpose."

The giant dragon is very sensitive to the airspace, so swaggering the Hyperion to the sky above the blue wing habitat is tantamount to declaring war.

"Well, you do show respect to my grandfather." Stellagosa agreed with Isaacs' proposal, "Let's go, grandfather must be very curious about a mortal like you."

"Don't worry, now we need to project a holy force field to the ground so that we can go down." Looking at Stellagosa's eager look, Isaacs couldn't help but said.

"I'll just take you there, don't bother."

Isaacs was taken aback, "You mean to let me ride on your back? That's not good."

"Is there any problem? My grandfather also carried me to fly. I haven't tried the feeling of carrying someone else."

This is really a little girl. She doesn't know what it means to be a mount for a dragon. Christaza has been half-hearted about being ridden by Isaacs until now.

"That's how it is." He had a strange expression on his face, and he always had the feeling of bullying a pure little girl.

(End of this chapter)