Kel'Thuzad moved the soul of a trogg in front of Orgrim and Grommash, "Look, these trogg souls."
Orgrim observed it carefully and said uncertainly, "They seem to have entered some kind of deep sleep?"
"That's right, I did some experiments on those souls that were relatively intact, and then I found that they seemed to be easily induced to enter deep sleep." Kel'Thuzad pointed his finger, and a magic ray hit This soul immediately woke up and kept making harsh screams.
"And they are easily stimulated. Once stimulated, they will fall into a very manic state." Kel'Thuzad waved his hand and annihilated the trogg's soul, turning it into pure energy and throwing it into the engine of Naxxramas. among.
"Is this a particularly strange discovery?" Orgrim didn't understand. As a death knight, most of the magic knowledge he possessed was related to combat.
"Of course, this kind of situation is not common for naturally occurring souls. Instead, it looks like... a puppet made by a mage?"
Kel'Thuzad considered his words and explained in a way that the two orcs could understand, "Magic puppets can easily enter a dormant state because they don't have to pay high maintenance costs, but once they are stimulated by the outside world, , it will immediately enter the active state, and if it is a combat type, it will naturally attack the surrounding enemies quickly."
"When you say that, they are indeed similar, but these stone jaw monsters are living creatures. They couldn't be created by some mage, right?" Orgrim probably understood what Kel'Thuzad meant.
"Of course it's impossible. Even the most powerful mage, the guardian of Tirisfal, can't use magic to create such a huge group of life, but... if there are some existences beyond our imagination, let's say Not necessarily.”
Kel'Thuzad's conjecture was quickly confirmed by a "knowledgeable" subject.
"For example, Titans." Varimathras' voice sounded at the right time. "These 'gods' walking in the universe do have the power to create a species, and they have indeed been to Azeroth. Lars.
The dwarves you are most familiar with are one of the creations created by the Titans. I have an idea that these troggs might be the failed creations of the Titans. For some reason or out of pity, they did not deprive them of their lives, but just sealed them underground. "
Orgrim lowered his head and pondered for a while, but Grommash beside him was completely confused. He had just become a death knight and there were many things that he had not yet figured out.
"Although this sounds...unreasonable, it is very close to the truth," Kel'Thuzad added. "Otherwise, it cannot be explained why such a large group of people has a variety of normal creatures that are difficult to see. The defects found, they may indeed be defective products made by Titan."
"So, maybe the Lich King asked us to search for the origins of these guys to see if we can find the legacy left by the Titans?" Orgrim came to such a conclusion.
"Perhaps, but we can't be sure, but there is one other thing we can be sure of, that is, if the Stonejaw really has such a flaw, maybe we can take advantage of it." Kel'Thuzad smiled. Get up, but the laughter is a bit eerie.
"The souls of the Troggs are single and incomplete, but very pure, so pure that only the instinctive bloodthirst and mania remain. Coupled with their 'man-made' characteristics, maybe we can use these guys to create powerful weapons."
"I have asked my psychics to try to use these souls. Soon, we should be able to get a definite answer. Therefore, I hope that the death knight and the spider demon can collect enough souls. Although these creations are not suitable for the Titans, It may be incomplete, but it’s what we need right now.”
Kel'Thuzad thought of an experiment that he had put aside for a long time: the body of the abyss lord who died at the hands of Grommash was preserved in Naxxramas, and research on it had reached a bottleneck.
The necromancers tried a variety of methods to use the demon's corpse, but the results were not ideal. However, the appearance of these troggs gave Kel'Thuzad new ideas.
Varimathras couldn't help but become a little curious after hearing Kel'Thuzad's theory. He originally thought that with Arthas' restrictions, the Scourge would be in an embarrassing situation, but now it seems that Azeroth Lars also hides many secrets yet to be discovered.
It's really curious. Is it luck and coincidence, or has the prince already noticed it? If it's the latter, that's something worth noting...
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Far away in Uldaman, Arthas, who was exploring a city like an underground labyrinth with Magni, also received a report from Kel'Thuzad. Their discovery of the Trogg's soul also surprised Arthas.
Of course he knew that there were many hidden things on Azeroth, but in his opinion, the Troggs were just pure "trash". Their individuals were not strong enough, and their souls were naturally very weak.
But the "technicians" of the Undead Scourge really gave Arthas a big surprise. They were able to turn those weak souls into treasures, which changed Arthas's view of the Troggs.
At first, he thought it was the trouble left by the Titans, and he didn't know where these Titans and their remaining guardians had gone. Instead of destroying so many troublesome creations, they sealed them underground.
If the Titans and Guardians were half as diligent in destroying those troublesome experiments and creations as they were in destroying the creatures on Azeroth that were afflicted with the "Curse of Flesh", there wouldn't be so much trouble in the world.
Speaking of experimental products... the most troublesome thing is that they are still on the territory of the Zandalari Trolls. The Titans are indeed worthy of being "innovators". They have not produced many good things, but only some bad work. The artificial ancient gods They were able to get them all out, and Alsace also admired them.
The "natives" of Azeroth worked hard to eradicate the monsters and enemies that harmed their planet. Although the Titans rescued the planet from a big trouble hundreds of thousands of years ago, they also left behind We have encountered countless "little troubles", some of which are even more troublesome than big troubles.
Arthas suddenly felt as if he had become a correction machine, constantly correcting all kinds of troublesome things, and there was something slightly troublesome on his face.
A large building model appeared in front of him and Magni. If he remembered correctly, this seemed to be the exhibition hall of Uldaman, and the architectural model that was more than half excavated by the archaeologists was the exhibition hall of Uldaman. structure map.
