The Nameless Abyss

Zul'ra, perched on Malygos's back, reminded it that it hadn't been attacked by the surrounding gargoyles; in fact, it had almost been thrown off by Matigosa's large-scale movement to escape them, leaving it quite disoriented. 👮🔥 Claws 🎁🐊

"Hurry up, you go down and deal with those bone dragons, I'll handle these gargoyles." Zul'ra was at her wits' end with the panicked Blue Dragonflight, so she simply jumped off its back, drawing the attention of a group of gargoyles.

"Ugh." Malygos was suddenly surrounded by bat-like gargoyles and was quite panicked, but fortunately Zul'ra helped it attract some of the gargoyles, and it immediately pounced down to fight the four-headed skeletal dragon that climbed up the abyss wall.

Between the deep abyss walls, four giant dragons, one blue and three white, pounced on each other, tearing at each other with their claws and teeth, their icy blue breaths exhaling at each other, making the already frigid abyss even colder. Above the four giant dragons, nearly a hundred gargoyles, like sea fish, enveloped Zul'ra.

The gargoyles were unable to participate in the dragon's battle; the dragon could easily destroy them if it wasn't careful. However, they were drawn to Zul'ra and surrounded him. But Zul'ra was equally formidable.

Surrounded by gargoyles, Zul'ra punched and kicked, smashing them one by one. Suddenly, she leaped out of the encirclement and punched a protruding boulder on the cliff face.

With a deafening roar, the giant rock shattered into pieces, the largest piece falling and smashing into the head of a bone dragon, while the remaining dozen or so pieces flew into the air.

"Say 'cheese'." Zul'ra manipulated the flying stones around her, pointed her finger, and the stones flew out like cannonballs, crashing into the oncoming gargoyles.

When those gargoyles fight in the sky, they resemble dogs or bats, with a bloody light shining in their eyes. They fight extremely frantically. After suffering some minor injuries, they will fly back to the protrusions of the rock wall and turn back into stone statues, and then slowly recuperate.

Zul'ra manipulated flying stones to knock down the gargoyles in the sky, while simultaneously flying to the rock face and smashing and kicking the stoned monsters with his fists. He then knocked down two rocks, and the flying stones also provided some support to Malygos below.

Just as Zul'ra had completely gained the upper hand, Malygos below hastily engaged in melee combat with the three-headed skeletal dragon. At first, it was at a disadvantage, since Blue Dragonflight are not good at melee combat. However, with Zul'ra's support from the sky, it was able to create an opening.

Malygos lit up her body with shimmering arcane runes of order, successfully protecting herself with Arcane Arcane. Then, taking advantage of her massive and heavy body, and her immunity to the opponent's frost breath, she gradually suppressed it.

In the fierce battle, Zul'ra slowly cleared away most of the gargoyles above, while Malygos below successfully shot down a bone dragon, froze it into an ice block, and threw it into the abyss. Then, she continued her efforts, dismantling the other two bone dragons bit by bit.

The battle had gained the upper hand, but just as Zul'ra and Malygos were about to win, a rustling sound suddenly came from the abyss below. Zul'ra picked up a gargoyle and tore it to pieces. Looking down, he was startled.

On the dark rock wall, countless large spiders were crawling upwards. Although they were not as large as the Crypt Fiend that had been hiding underground, they were still about the size of sheep, and more importantly, their numbers were enormous.

"Malygos." Zul'ra caught a gargoyle that pounced on him, casually slammed it against the rock wall and smashed it to pieces, then darted down and landed on Malygos's back. With a single blow, she pried open the white skeletal skull that was approaching, Malygos seized the opportunity to bite its neck, tearing its head off completely.

"Below." As Zul'ra spoke, Malygos spat out the dragon skull from her mouth, looked down, and saw a hint of fear flash in her dragon eyes. With a flap of her wings and a burst of power from her hind legs, she casually swatted away a gargoyle that was blocking her way with her front claws, and her figure climbed upwards from the abyss along the rock wall.

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"Elemental Spirits, heed my call." Zul'ra sat on Malygos's shoulder, concentrating on communicating with the elements. With his call, the sound of swirling air suddenly rang out in the previously vertical abyss.

Zul'ra suddenly opened her eyes, which flashed with lightning. She pointed her finger, and a beam of white light Gouge the abyss wall. With a crack, the Stonebreaker tumbled down and splashed water on the swarm of spiders surging up below.

With a series of cracking sounds, Malygos carried Zul'ra upwards, while Zul'ra continuously unleashed lightning, bombarding the surrounding rock walls and sending Stonebreaker flying to block the spider swarm's pursuit. In the midst of this attack, Zul'ra suddenly felt a lightness on her head, as Malygos had carried her out of the abyss.

"What exactly is down there?" Zul'ra dispelled the elemental energy within her, leaped from Malygos's shoulder to the ground, and looked down into the abyss, asking the wounded mother dragon.

In response to Zul'ra's words, Malygos had crawled out of the abyss, lay on the ground and let out a series of low growls. Although it had managed to raise its magical shield in time, it was still seriously injured. The scales on its back and front paws were torn in many places, and there were several gaps on its long neck.

"It seems they haven't caught up. I'll heal you." Zul'ra looked at the wailing and wounded Malygos, stepped forward and sprinkled golden mist-like the Light on its wounds, causing them to heal rapidly.

"Thank you." After the wounds healed quickly, a blue light rose from Malygos's dragon body, and it transformed into human form within the blue light. It was still High Elves, just like before, and although it had no wounds, it looked a bit disheveled.

"Do you know what's down there?" Zul'ra asked, looking at the mother dragon who had returned to human form and glancing at the abyss behind her.

"I don't know. I'm just chasing after the Undead bone dragons here, trying to collect their remains." Malygos shook her head with a wry smile.

"This is bad." Zul'ra looked at the mother dragon shaking her head and couldn't help but grin. the Scourge had quietly set up a base here, and who knows how many people were hiding underneath, or what kind of conspiracy they might be plotting. This kind of situation where no one knows anything is the most troublesome.

"If I could, I would never want to go down there again." Malygos nodded in agreement as she listened to Zul'ra's words; she also thought the situation was terrible.

"What about the corpses of your kin?" Zul'ra asked, a thought flickering in his mind as he looked at the mother dragon who had cowered in fear.

"I don't know. Maybe I can find some help, but I'm not willing to go down alone." Malygos grinned and shook her head.

"A helper? If that's the case, I do have a ready-made helper to recommend to you." Zul'ra's gaze shifted slightly. Perhaps it wouldn't be bad to pass this matter on to Quel'Thalas, since this was their territory after all.

"Who?" Malygos admitted that she needed to change her opinion of the mortal before her; his fighting prowess was truly formidable.

"The Sin'dorei, the Undead have dug such a large area here that it's threatening their capital. They can't ignore it," Zul'ra said readily.

"Sin'dorei! That does seem like a good option." Malygos pondered for a moment and realized that this helper was indeed quite valuable. After all, the dragons had been secretly observing mortals, and humans, Sin'dorei, or Quel'dorei were the races most likely to gain their favor.

There was no more at night.