Mounts

Why hadn't Mordo attacked these strangers who had appeared in the Mirror Dimension? It was not only because he had recognized these strange people as the strange Elves mentioned in the mission arranged by The Ancient One. More importantly, this bunch was simply too ridiculous for him to muster any fighting spirit.

Yes, far too ridiculous.

A group of extremely distinctive-looking Elves emerged from the portal. Their equipment was a riot of colors, clearly mismatched in style. Only a few wore gear with a highly uniform style, completely unlike the Elves described in the magic books Mordo had read.

Only a handful of Elves possessed a distinctive bearing; most of the others carried an aura more akin to humans.

The moment he saw them, Mordo understood. These were the players from the game company Wong had recently started. It was said that this peculiar company had been established with The Ancient One's support. And this was no secret—news of it had spread throughout Kamar-Taj.

Seeing the human aura on these Elves, Mordo understood.

What was more, the mounts these players rode were equally unusual. There were roughly two kinds: Land Ducks and Huskies.

Leading the group was a female Elf. Perhaps among all the players who looked like Elves, she was the one most like an Elf. Not only did she possess the legendary beauty unique to Elves, she also carried the temperament of an orchid blooming alone in an empty valley. She was Cheng Jue, "Dun Qu Qi Yi."

Speaking of which, Dun Qu Qi Yi's mount was a Husky. How should one put it? It was a very solemn Husky. If you could not picture it, just look through the chat stickers. That was it.

As for the Land Duck, it was simply an oversized yellow duck, looking