Looking at the magnificent temple carved out of an entire mountain before him, Herad suspected it was not the work of the Vrykul.
The Vrykul, who generally stood a little over four meters tall, were capable of building enormous temples.
But their architectural style was rough, with no attention paid to detail.
It was much like the difference between an unfinished house and a fully finished one.
The walls inside this temple were smooth and even, and Energy Runes had been laid along them.
The Energy Runes emitted a soft golden glow, providing illumination.
In the game, this was the Vault that Aggramar had ordered built.
After completing its construction, the Titan-forged had also chosen to remain stationed here.
The Titan-forged maintained the Vault's security and offered players three trials.
If that was the case, there was nothing strange about it.
It made sense for the wondrous beings created by a Titan's own hands to build a magnificent, exquisite temple.
Yet Herad had still underestimated the Vrykul!
There was no trace of the Titan-forged inside the temple.
Judging by the Vrykul statues standing on either side, this was where the Vrykul worshipped their ancestors.
As the group ventured deeper into the temple, some fairly powerful Vrykul began to appear.
They were even taller, looking to be five or even six meters tall.
Standing beside ordinary Vrykul, they looked like burly men taking a few children out to fight.
In conventional combat, an advantage in size mattered a great deal.
The Fern Treants' little shovels were certainly no match for the hulking Vrykul's Giant Swords.
Against troublesome enemies like these, the Fern Treants needed to pull out their Rocket Launchers and give the big fellows a Happy Rocket.
The temple's interior was vast, and it had been excavated from an entire