"What happened here? How come it's such a mess!"
Brian used agility that was completely inconsistent with his size and jumped onto the stone pier, avoiding being electrocuted by the violent arcane creature.
Arthas frowned and used his warhammer to scatter the arcane creatures that came forward to give him electric treatment. He turned to Kael'thas beside him and said, "The number of these guys is endless. Is there anything you can do to stop them?"
Although a single arcane creature cannot pose a threat to them, the vast palace hall is now almost a sea of arcane, and these energies also hide very violent roots, making the derived arcane creatures very irritable.
"There's nothing we can do. There are too many. It's not impossible to rush in, but if someone falls behind, they won't be able to get out."
Kael'thas maintained an arcane barrier in front of him, blocking out the grotesque and snarling arcane creatures. This magic seemed to consume a lot, but in this energy-rich environment, Kael'thas actually had no energy at all. What a burden.
"I have sent someone to inform Jaina."
"That's good. With the help of an archmage, we should be able to leave this ghost place."
They entered this hall through a road guarded by ancient tree men, but as soon as they came out of the passage, they were targeted by crazy arcane creatures.
It didn't take Kael'thas long to see the problem. The upper elves built the last two arcane crystal towers here. It was also what Arthas said was the prison of the upper elves' living batteries.
They never thought that someone would enter this hall ten thousand years later, so the elf mages should have never considered that the high concentration of arcane energy would turn this place into a mess.
Anyway, those arcane monsters will not pose a threat to the cage. Instead, when they die, the arcane energy around the cage will continue to increase, maintaining the stability of the cage.
And they can also serve as a line of defense, because these arcane creatures are contaminated by the evil energy emitted by demons. Although they are not peaceful guys themselves, the violent arcane creatures will attack everyone who enters the hall.
Presumably the upper elves must have a unique way to bypass these blue guys and directly enter the place where the demon Immortar is guarded.
Now these creatures have indeed caused great trouble to Alsace and his expedition team. Not long after entering the hall, they were blocked in front of a sealed door, using the ruins there as a bunker to defend against arcane spells. biological attack.
When the battle situation became more and more intense, a wave of ice-blue magic hit from the side of the expedition team's defense position, causing the temperature in the room to drop a lot.
Wherever the cold wave swept through, the creatures composed of pure magic were frozen, and dozens of crystal ice sculptures shining with arcane light stood in place.
"Quickly withdraw, the magic concentration here is too high, the freezing will not last long!" When Jaina's clear voice came, the magic torrent at the bottom of the arcane creatures began to surge again, and the ice cubes on their bodies gradually appeared. crack.
"Everyone, withdraw to the passage we came here to and close the door temporarily."
Arthas gave an order, and the soldiers and explorers quickly retreated towards the hall passage. As the strongest members, he and Kael'thas stayed at the end to prevent others.
Just when they were about to withdraw from the defensive position, Alsace suddenly realized that there was a guy who didn't seem to come out yet. He raised his head and saw Brian waving to Alsace above the incomplete statue on the stone pier.
"Hey, boy, guess what I found on this stone sculpture...ah!"
Brian was just about to show off his new discovery, but whether it was because he was too heavy or the statue that had experienced ten thousand years was too fragile, the tall stone sculpture cracked with a crack of ice, and Brian and Brian Part of its body fell to the ground.
"Brian?!"
"Ahem! I'm fine, go now!"
In a burst of smoke, Brian coughed a few times, dusted the dust in front of him, picked up his hat and ran away - if he could be injured if he fell from this height, he was not worthy of being a member of the Bronzebeard clan.
"Why are you climbing so high?" Alsace shouted in a low voice, "If you are trapped under the stone statue, I don't want to drag an adventurer with a broken hand and leg around!"
"Hey, let's sneak away first. I'll show you what I found when we're in a safe place." Brian followed closely behind Alsace and stuffed something into his pocket with a silly smile.
"Alsace, bend down!"
Kael'thas's shout came, and Arthas leaned forward without hesitation to slide and use the inertia to brake directly in front of Kael'thas.
The moment he leaned over, a semicircular red flame burst out, and the magic flame instantly ignited the arcane creatures that were swarming towards him.
"Ah! Why didn't you warn me?! My hat was burnt!" Brian screamed and quickly took off his hat to put out the flames. He also touched his hair and beard to see if they had suffered any damage.
"So I asked Arthas to lean over, so the magic can't burn you."
Kael'thas spread his hands innocently, and Arthas also stood up. Although Brian was considered burly among dwarves, compared to Arthas, ahem, he was a little behind.
"But you burned my hat! This is a limited edition of the Explorers League!"
"Okay Brian, the Explorers Association is run by your family. Are you worried that you won't be able to get a hat?" Arthas helplessly helped the two of them with the mud. "And you, Kael'thas, you were a little bit crazy just now. It’s dangerous.”
Kael'thas had an apologetic smile on his face, "I'm sorry, but those arcane creatures were chasing too close just now. If you two were caught up, it would be even more trouble, so I took the risk."
Arthas shrugged, noncommittal, and then turned to look at Brian, who was still heartbroken about his hat, "What did you find just now?"
"Ah, this is indeed an important discovery!" Brian took out a gray book from his pocket, and he carefully blew away the dust on it.
"Is this?" Alsace frowned slightly.
"I don't know, but I found it in a hard-to-find corner behind the statue. Someone should have hidden it there on purpose." Brian opened the book gently, fearing that his actions would be too rough and would destroy the book. Hard-earned books.
"What's written on it?"
Brian's expression froze and he smiled awkwardly, "Well, my ancient Sarasin is not very proficient yet... I can't understand some of the words above."
