Civilization of Azeroth: Start the Great Pyramid

Remember [New] for a second,! "I really miss Mr Khadgar's teleportation magic."

Before returning from Alterac to the portal of the Protector of the Ocean, Li De said with some regret.

After experiencing Khadgar's shocking teleportation, using this one-person portal is boring.

"I'm afraid Mr Khadgar doesn't think so, and although he is given another chance, I guess he will choose to do so."

Kel'Thuzad shook his head and said.

Everything has its own price, and if you want to gain strength beyond your own, you must bear the price brought by this strength.

Atiesh - Staff of the Guardian, after Medivh's death, the mages of the Tirisfal Council tried to control it, but the final result was the death of several accomplished mages.

In order to defeat Ner'zhul, who possessed the Eye of Dalaran, Khadgar had no choice but to pick up Atiesh.

Khadgar succeeded in his bet, and the Staff of the Guardian reluctantly recognized Medivh's students, but it still caused a lot of damage to Medivh's body.

At the moment when all the artifacts were removed, Khadgar collapsed to the ground. After a detailed examination, although there was no danger to his life, Khadgar would have to rest in bed for at least half a year before he could recover.

At this time, Khadgar was spending a lot of time thinking about the relationship between himself and power, but while thinking about this issue, Khadgar couldn't help but be curious.

Ner'zhul, who also borrowed the forbidden power, what happened in the end? He was shrouded in the flames of dragon breath and fell into the void, was he dead or alive?

Of course Ner'zhul was still alive.

The old shaman who was afraid of death had a terrifying will to survive. Perhaps the endless void could make everything quiet. When Ner'zhul fell into the void, the dragon's breath flame that burned on him also disappeared.

Ner'zhul stood in the void and patted his body in disbelief, but the dragon's breath did not cause him any trauma.

At the same time, Ner'zhul also discovered that he possessed the ability to walk in the void.

"I'm finally free! I can find a physical world where I can spend my last years in peace!"

Ner'zhul shouted happily, striding in the void.

However, his good mood did not last long, because it didn't take long for Ner'zhul to notice that the void was mixed with a gloomy green.

Here is the Twisting Nether!

When Ner'zhul realized the truth, he was instantly chilled. He did all this to escape the tragic fate of the orcs, but he didn't expect that after so much, he finally fell into the Burning Legion's lair!

Thinking of what he was going to face next, Ner'zhul's first reaction was to step back, but he didn't wait for him to make a move. Two unbreakable arms stretched out from the void, directly supporting Ner'zhul!

Just to the left and the right of Ner'zhul, two tall demons with gray-green skin and pointed helmets held Ner'zhul like a chicken in front of an incomparably huge, crimson demon god.

"Kil'jaeden..."

Looking at the huge demon **** in front of him, Ner'zhul's heart was ashes.

The big devil in front of him is Kil'jaeden, known as the deceiver. He is the No. 2 figure in the Burning Legion, and he is also the mastermind behind the bewitching and enslaving of the orcs!

"Ner'zhul, my old friend, it was so hard for you to meet us."

Kil'jaeden said to Ner'zhul yin and yang angrily, but in fact he was extremely angry at the moment.

The Burning Legion, in the Twisting Nether, always wants to invade the physical world of Azeroth.

But with the Burning Legion itself, finding Azeroth through the Endless Void is a very long process.

Therefore, the most commonly used method of the Burning Legion is to cross the void with spiritual power and bring its own projection to the physical world, but the disadvantage of this is that most of the power needs to stay in the distorted void.

The fallen Titan Sargeras, the leader of the Burning Legion in history, once bewitched the Highborne to open the portal and send the army directly to Azeroth.

But in the War of the Ancients, the various tribes of Azeroth struggled to resist, the portal was closed, and the Burning Legion never had such a good opportunity.

And Ner'zhul kept trying to teleport in Gorongas, but he helped the Burning Legion invisibly.

Because there are several cracks in time and space, it is very close to the Twisting Void, which means that the Burning Legion has a chance to come directly to Gorongas from the Twisting Void, and then invade Azeroth from the Dark Portal!

Kil'jaeden happily sent a group of low-level demons to explore the way, and finally confirmed that the way was real and effective.

The big demon excitedly mobilized the army, and then just as he was about to descend on Gorongas, because Ner'zhul couldn't bear the failure, he was eager to escape from the physical plane, causing the already unstable space-time rift to close.

The road to Gorongas directly from the Twisting Nether was also interrupted.

Kil'jaeden just wanted to find something to vent about the feeling of suffocation at the lack of a move. Ner'zhul caused the miscarriage he planned, and was a good source of vent.

Not to mention, Ner'zhul buried the Horde and wanted to escape the control of the Burning Legion was a betrayal of Kil'jaeden.

Fraudsters hate deception and betrayal the most!

Kil'jaeden tortured Ner'zhul most cruelly, while maintaining his life, he used a knife to cut off the flesh of the old shaman piece by piece.

After completely turning Ner'zhul into a skeleton, Kil'jaeden used magic to keep Ner'zhul's soul in the skeleton, and then knocked off Ner'zhul's skeleton inch by inch.

I don't know how long this torture lasted. Ner'zhul went from begging to scolding and begging for mercy. At the end, when he only had a remnant of his soul burned by the flames of fel energy, Ner'zhul asked Kil'jaeden. begging.

Begging Kil'jaeden to end his life sooner, but Kil'jaeden didn't want to let Ner'zhul go.

When he was considering what more cruel means to torture Ner'zhul, Kil'jaeden's men, an evil race called the Nathrezim - commonly known as the Dreadlords, offered Kil'jaeden a coup.

"…"

"Well, waste utilization, this idea is really good."

Kil'jaeden said slowly after listening, and at the same time a cruel smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, revealing the fangs in his mouth.

The Deceiver told Ner'zhul that he would give Ner'zhul a treat, but only if Ner'zhul had to do one thing in his service.

And this thing is to create disaster in Azeroth!

The Nathrezim, the dreadlords, forged a legendary set of armor, and held a rune sword of great power: Frostmourne!

In the end, Kil'jaeden carved a huge block of ice with his own hands, enclosing Ner'zhul's soul, armor, and sword in it.

With powerful mana, this ice cube started a long journey in the void, and finally reached Azeroth and landed in the snow and ice of Northrend, the northern continent.

At this point, the Orc Shaman Great Chief Ner'zhul no longer exists, and some are just the first-generation Lich King Ner'zhul!

Ner'zhul, who lived in the ice as a soul, wandered between life and death, which gave him the power to rule the undead.

At the same time, with the help of Kil'jaeden's spell on the ice, Ner'zhul's mental power can extend far, far, almost all over Azeroth.

With this power, Ner'zhul learned to be like the Burning Legion, enslaving and beguiling many living and dead people, the most important of which was Kel'Thuzad who defected from Dalaran because of his research on necromancy.

It was also thanks to Kel'Thuzad that he was able to create a massacre that shocked the world in Stratholme, the largest city in the East Wild, and successfully degenerate the adult Alsace. Successfully transformed the prince of Lordaeron into a loyal death knight.

Arthas, who killed his father with his own hands, turned the entire Lordaeron subcontinent into a **** on earth.

The Royal City of Lordaeron, Andorhal, Stratholme, Darrowshire… how many prosperous places have all turned into nightmare places where ghouls, skeletons, and ghosts are rampant!

At this point, Ner'zhul has an army of undead capable of subverting the world, which is called the natural disaster of the undead!

And Ner'zhul, who has a powerful force, not only used this army to destroy Azeroth, he also tried to resist the Burning Legion and complete his revenge!

It is a pity that even if he became the Lich King, his final counterattack against fate was doomed to fail. In order to eradicate the undead natural disaster, the various races on Azeroth showed unprecedented unity.

Even Ner'zhul's former clansmen, those orcs, were determined to protect Azeroth, and the new tribe also made huge sacrifices in the fight against the undead natural disaster.

In this way, Ner'zhul's soul that was attached to the armor and merged with Arthas completely dissipated.

Ner'zhul may have been unwilling before dissipating completely, but he was more at a loss because he hardly remembered who he was...

Ner'zhul stared blankly at the void in front of him, and patted himself again. It seemed that the flames of the bronze dragon did not cause him much damage.

It's just that Ner'zhul at this moment can't care about this, he is still reminiscing about the life he experienced not long ago.

"Just now... what was it?"

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