With the help of spatial magic, Ye Ting successfully opened a portal to Shattrath.
A journey that would have taken one or two days was compressed into an instant. After passing through the portal, everyone appeared on the outskirts of Shattrath.
Shattrath City lay in Talador, Draenor's central continent. It was the Draenei capital on Draenor, a coastal city that represented the pinnacle of Draenei culture and religion.
In the Draenei language, its name meant "Dwelling of the Holy Light."
Ye Ting had long heard of this city, but only now did he truly behold Shattrath's splendor and witness the height of Draenei culture.
Compared to the humans of Azeroth, who still lived in a medieval society, the Draenei seemed to possess a more advanced level of civilization. This was equally apparent in their urban construction.
If human cities were merely collections of countless buildings, then Shattrath as a whole seemed like a single unified entity.
Perhaps because of its strong Holy Light religious culture, Shattrath's dominant color was resplendent gold. Encircled by golden walls dozens of meters tall, its rows of golden spires and enormous golden domes formed Shattrath's most magnificent sight.
Besides gold, Shattrath's other decorative hue was purple.
The purple came from the Arkenite Crystals found everywhere in Shattrath. These crystals symbolized Draenei technology and supplied energy to the entire city, spreading across its great towers. Translucent purple and brilliant gold blended seamlessly, creating a distinctive Draenei architectural style.
Yet the most eye-catching feature was the massive arched grand temple at the center of Shattrath.
Like an enormous artificial hill blanketing the earth, or a golden hemisphere inlaid with amethysts pressed against the ground, the structure rose hundreds of meters high—there was scarcely any building in Azeroth that could rival it in size.
This architectural style was