Ten Thousand Souls Resurrection Technique (Four)
Moonglade, a sacred site chosen by the Elune, is little known to many. Deep beneath Moonglade lies a well-preserved Titans Ruins.
Originally, the Elune believed this place to be the Nexus for controlling the Titans Shield, so she sent many of her followers to excavate the ruins.
Only after paying a heavy price did they realize that this was a paleontology laboratory built by the Titans.
The Druid's Shapeshifting was the result of Titans research. The Elune claimed it for herself and passed it on to her followers, which was the earliest prototype of the Druid in Azeroth.
This secret is known only to a limited number of people, including the leaders and Emissary of Moonglade throughout history.
Remulos galloped into the depths of the temple and disappeared into a secret basement.
Opening the hidden door in the basement reveals a spiral staircase leading downwards. Only after passing through layers of Titans defenses can one enter the Titans Laboratory deep underground.
Remulos was completely at ease. With the highest defense system activated, Moonglade was closed to the outside world. The Titans' shield was incredibly strong, and even the Power of the Old Gods could not penetrate it.
The only drawback is that the Titans shield requires a long period of time to activate each time it is opened, so Moonglade will not activate the Titans Shield unless it is absolutely necessary.
The Emissary raised his head and saw a wondrous sight above Moonglade sky, with countless stars appearing and disappearing, indicating that the Titans Shield had been fully activated.
But this is just the beginning.
Remulos returned to the top of the Altar, and a series of booming sounds, like the sound of ocean waves, echoed in the sky.
The power of the Moon Goddess descended from the heavens, passing through the Titans Shield and condensing into a massive beam of light like a tidal wave, sweeping across the entire Moonglade and examining every resident of Moonglade.
The inhabitants of Moonglade all knew that something big had happened today. The temple guards had increased their vigilance, with sentries almost every three steps and every five steps, and all the residents were under surveillance.
As the Moon Goddess's power swept over, a seemingly harmless Tauren exuded a dark aura, its entire body covered in writhing tentacles.
This was a Faceless Ones had been hiding for many years; the power of the Moon Goddess caused it to reveal its true form.
The temple guards immediately stepped forward and executed him without mercy.
Boom!
When the Moon Goddess's power swept across a building, the massive structure twisted and transformed into a gigantic Voidwalker, unleashing a terrifying roar.
The surrounding temple guards were all knocked away, Voidwalker flew up and slammed into the Titans Shield, but unfortunately, he couldn't budge it an inch.
A golden beam of destruction shot out from the center of Moonglade, and the Castle -sized Voidwalker was instantly reduced to ashes. The Emissary and Remulos both felt a chill of fear, knowing that it was the mysterious Human Veteran had made the move.
"How did this monster manage to sneak in?" the Emissary asked, pointing to the remains of the Faceless Ones.
Remulos's expression was quite grim, and he could only say tactfully, "This building was built when my father was alive, before I was the Guardian of Moonglade."
"Damn it, how many of our secrets have been spied on by the Void?" the Emissary muttered in complaint.
Remulos recalled his youth, when he had spent many days fooling around in the building with two beautiful Dryad, and his expression became even more embarrassed.
The power of the Moon Goddess swept through Moonglade, leaving no stone unturned, even the Altars untouched. Hidden enemies within Moonglade were eradicated, including a SI:7.
Remulos exclaimed confidently, "Elune, there are no more outside forces in Moonglade. In ten thousand years, we have never been as safe as we are now."
The Emissary nodded, quite pleased with himself, and said:
"The Scourge, with its endless scheming to probe the power of Elune, is destined to fail. Hmph, I suspect the Scourge was behind Tirion Fordring's death."
Remulos asked in bewilderment, "Strange, why didn't they find Scourge spies? They shouldn't have let such an opportunity slip by."
Upon hearing this, the Emissary immediately retorted, "Remulos, you must trust in the power of the Moon Goddess. If any Scourge have infiltrated Moonglade, they will surely be found."
Remulos quickly adopted a pious expression, regretting his doubt in the Moon Goddess's abilities.
Unbeknownst to the two, Robbie had already infiltrated Moonglade and was now standing atop the Altar, behind Cairne Bloodhoof.
In Thunder Bluff, serving as Cairne Bloodhoof's bodyguard is the greatest honor, but also the most dangerous profession.
Every time Cairne entered Orgrimmar to meet Thrall, his guards were always eaten clean, leaving not even bones behind.
As a result, Cairne's trusted bodyguards were quickly depleted, forcing him to openly recruit new members, not only disregarding their backgrounds but also offering them incredibly generous compensation.
Before entering Moonglade, Cairne, who was particular about appearances, hired guards as usual. Robbie disguised himself as a Tauren, made up a resume, and easily became Cairne's guard.
In the Azeroth, transforming into Tauren would surely evoke images of wondrous magic.
Robbie did the opposite, using various props to disguise himself, and there was no trace of magical energy emanating from him.
Although the Moon Goddess possesses great power, she can only detect whether there is disguise magic; she is powerless against this type of prop-based disguise.
Cairne Bloodhoof slumped wearily into a chair, half asleep. After all, he was a Tauren Chieftain and someone who knew the truth, so Remulos felt awkward about kicking him out.
The entire Moonglade was in a state of absolute safety. The Emissary arrived outside the purple Magic Shield, where the five hundred Night Elf Druids on the list had been waiting for some time.
The five hundred Druids could not see inside the purple shield and did not know what was happening. Serving the Moon Goddess was an honor they were proud of, so none of them dared to ask.
Guided by the Emissary, the Druids arrived outside the Temple of Remulos.
Five hundred Druids lined up in neat rows and entered the temple one after another.
Remulos presided over the ceremony inside the temple, and all the Druids who entered were required to pray devoutly before the Moon Goddess and swear not to reveal what had happened that day.
Next, the Moon Goddess passed down a short incantation, Druids needed to memorize.
To maintain strict secrecy, the Elune broke down the Ten Thousand Souls Resurrection Technique into multiple steps.
The spells passed down to the five hundred Druids included some genuine spells and some deceptive illusions; only the Moon Goddess herself knew which were real and which were fake.
Even if you capture all five hundred Druids and interrogate them to extract all the spells, you still won't be able to cast this secret technique if you don't know which ones are correct, which ones are wrong, and the correct order.
Then, guided by the Emissary, the five hundred Druids entered the purple protective barrier. They stared in astonishment at the enormous chunk of flesh writhing atop the Altar, believing it to be a miracle created by the Moon Goddess.
No one knows that ten thousand Argent Crusade soldiers sacrificed their lives here.
The five hundred Druids stood atop the pyramid in their pre-arranged positions.
A milky-white beam of light descended from the sky, falling upon each Druid.
Robbie knew that this was Elune, remotely controlling the Druids to cast spells.
With the Elune on high alert, how can they possibly uncover this mysterious Ten Thousand Souls Resurrection Technique?
Robbie didn't have much confidence; he could only do his best.