Light Shines upon Azeroth
Chapter 110

The mists of Morheim

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Guangyao Azeroth AiSouShu

Guangyao Azeroth isoshu

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After the Vrykul sailors on the big ship heard about Aaron's purpose of coming here, they did not show obvious disdain and contempt like Jandvik's Vrykul. Instead, they all enthusiastically sent their blessings to Aaron, and even forced Aaron to get a bunch of supplies with great enthusiasm.

These Vrykul are different from Jandvik Vrykul's attitude made Aaron and the others feel a little surprised at first. The contrast was really too big. However, looking at the enthusiastic appearance of these Vrykul, Aaron didn't have much to say. He just kept an eye on these Vrykul silently in case there were any changes.

On behalf of his compatriots, sailor Vrykul moved several wooden boxes filled with food to Aaron's boat. After finishing his work, he enthusiastically said to Aaron, "It must have been hard to walk such a long way to get here. Take these foods. There is still a long way to go."

Aaron vaguely felt that these guys might have misunderstood something. Did they think that Aaron and the others came from Eastern Kingdoms in a small boat? The more Aaron thought about it, the more likely it was. It should be the only way that these Vrykul would regard Aaron as warriors who could treat each other as equals.

Unlike those Vrykuls in Jandvik, the Vrykuls living in Stormheim rarely interact with humans, so they will naturally misunderstand many things.

Aaron didn't want to clarify this misunderstanding. It would be better to say that these Vrykul misunderstandings are more conducive to Aaron's next actions. After all, if you sail in Stormheim, you will inevitably deal with Vrykul.

After the tall Vrykul leading battleship turned around and left, Aaron specifically explained the matter to Vereesa and the two of them. Aaron did not specifically want to deceive Vrykul, but just hoped that Vereesa and the others would not leak anything, so as not to cause any further trouble.

After walking for another day, Aaron and their boat appeared in front of a Vrykul settlement that was far more prosperous than Jandvik. According to Vrykul on the previous ship, this should be Skold-Aishir, the largest village in Vrykul in Stormheim.

Men Vrykul wearing high-quality armor and holding sophisticated weapons can be seen everywhere in this area, but the wild women Vrykul are more common here. Judging from what Aaron has seen, the status of women here Vrykul seems to be a little higher than that of men.

After seeing the Val'kyr statues all over the camp, and then contacting the name of this area, Aaron immediately figured out the reason for this situation here: the Val'kyr queen Eyir under Odyn is worshiped here.

"Fortunately, I asked Xal'atath to hide it in advance, otherwise this matter would have been really troublesome." Aaron wiped the cold sweat from his forehead. Eyir is the adopted daughter of Odyn and the first golden Val'kyr, the queen who rules all Val'kyr, if it is possible for Xal'atath to hide it when she appears in front of other Val'kyr, then once she appears in front of Eyir, she will have nothing to hide.

Fortunately, Eyir didn't pay attention to Aaron and the others. Aaron didn't stay in Skold-Aishir for a long time because he had something in his heart. Aaron just bought a brand new sail here and hung it on the mast, and left here when the wind direction was right.

What makes Aaron feel strange is that after he left Skold-Aishir, there were almost no Vrykul ships on the water. Aaron had seen many Vrykul leading ships before, but those Vrykul ships seemed to be avoiding this area.

However, after Aaron noticed this, the boat had already penetrated into this unusual sea area. The color of the sea outside the cabin changed from the original dark blue to a slightly disgusting green. This water area also exuded an unpleasant stench. Aaron feels fine, but Vereesa, who has a keen sense on the side, is about to vomit it out. As for Stellagosa...Blue Dragonflight has long used magic to temporarily block her sense of smell.

"Sometimes, being too sensitive is really not a good thing." Aaron said with some emotion, then he stuck his head out of the side of the ship and looked at the seawater below. He could vaguely see countless small green plants scattered in the seawater. The color of the seawater should also come from these aquatic plants. Seeing this, Aaron couldn't help but be stunned. "Damn, is this algae?"

The water speed in this sea area has slowed down a lot, and the speed of the boat has also slowed down. If Aaron followed their previous rhythm, they should have found a place with a relatively slow current to stop the boat and rest for the night, but Aaron did not want to do that.

On the one hand, the smell of this sea area is not very pleasant. If you rest in this environment for a night, Aaron feels that it is a bit scary. On the other hand, Aaron has a vague sense of crisis in his heart. Although he cannot remember where this sense of crisis comes from, he still does not want to stay in this sea area for a long time.

It is for these two reasons that Aaron did not put down the oar when he was supposed to rest. Anyway, with Holy Light by his side, Aaron was not worried about overdrafting his body due to excessive consumption.

But as Aaron gradually penetrated into this strange water, Aaron found that the water depth in this sea area had become very shallow. Fortunately, the draft of the ship was not very deep, and it could barely move forward in this water without being stranded. Otherwise, Aaron would have had to choose between turning into a tracker and dragging the ship forward, or abandoning the small ship and its supplies.

"Wait, something's not right, something seems to be approaching." While Aaron was trying to observe the underwater situation to prevent the boat from sailing into the shoal area and running aground, Vereesa said something uneasy. When Aaron looked up, Vereesa had already placed the arrow on the bow string and was looking at a small sandbar not far from the boat with vigilance.

Not long after, a series of wild beast noises similar to barking came from the small sandbank, and a group of small beasts rushed towards Aaron's small boat in droves.

Vereesa, who was well prepared, immediately fired a few arrows, knocking down several beasts. Stellagosa on the side also released a Fireball, hitting the center of the group of beasts, knocking over several beasts immediately.

With the bright light of Fireball, Aaron also saw clearly the true faces of those wild beasts. They were a group of dog-like creatures that were only the size of ordinary domestic dogs. However, compared to ordinary dogs, these wild dogs all had large, deformed heads that were not commensurate with the reminder. The sharp teeth in their mouths showed the lethality of this group of wild dogs.

Aaron After dealing with several wild dogs that had approached the boat, he immediately grabbed the paddle and prepared to leave, but he heard a hoarse roar from the sandbank, "You can't even think of leaving!"

As soon as the voice fell, a layer of thick fog immediately appeared on the sea. In the thick fog, Aaron couldn't even see the situation on the water surface clearly. Now he didn't know where to go if he wanted to leave.

In the blink of an eye, the fog had enveloped Talen and their small boat. Those ferocious wild dogs also disappeared into the fog under the command of the person who summoned the fog. However, they would also let out two roars from time to time in the fog, creating pressure for Aaron and the others.

Aaron looked at Stellagosa, but before she spoke, Blue Dragonflight nodded clearly, recited a few spells, and summoned a strong wind to disperse the fog. However, although the strong wind blew away the fog, when Stellagosa stopped casting the spell, the dense fog immediately came back.

"It can't be dispelled." Stellagosa spread his hands, indicating that he was helpless. In this situation where the caster could not be found, even Blue Dragonflight, who controlled Arcane, had no good solution.

At this moment, the barking of dogs in the fog was getting closer and closer, but they could not be seen due to the cover of the fog. Vereesa tried to shoot a few arrows in the direction of the barking, but failed to hit the target.

The screams of the wild beasts got closer and closer, but soon fell silent again under the orders of the commander behind the scenes. However, this silence was even more unsettling. The wild dogs probably only waited for an order to pounce on everyone on the ship and tear them apart.

Guangyao Azeroth AiSouShu

Guangyao Azeroth isoshu

You can find this book.

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