When closing the stone door of his tomb, Ygrim showed some emotion. For him, building this tomb already meant that he had no intention of coming out alive. At that time, he had already challenged the entire Stormheim Vrykul Almost all the warriors in Horde failed to find a suitable successor, so they had to build this tomb and sleep in it to wait for future challengers.
"Wait, has this place become so lively?" Following Aaron, Ygrim quickly noticed the changes in the tomb. Not only were there many more tombs, but there were also a considerable number of Vrykul souls wandering in the passage.
"Yeah, it's so lively. We wasted a lot of effort just walking here." Aaron nodded and said. These Vrykul dead souls had caused him a lot of trouble before, but it was much easier to leave this time. On the one hand, it was because many active dead souls had been solved when they came in, and on the other hand, it was because of the shield in Aaron's hand...
"Strange, why is this shield glowing by itself?" Aaron looked at the shield in his hand in surprise. At this moment, Truthguard had a soft glow on its surface. It was not dazzling at all, but this light illuminated the dim cave and made the surrounding Vrykul souls shrink and dare not step forward.
Aaron naturally knows about the hidden special effects of Truthguard: when there are hidden demons around, the shield will emit light, and this light will make the demons reveal their true colors, but Aaron has never heard that Truthguard will also react to Undead.
Ygrim on the side took this phenomenon as a matter of course. "Truthguard was created by Archaedas, and it also contains the power of Tyr, so it will naturally react to these blasphemies."
Aaron thought about it for a while and figured it out. When Archaedas built this shield, Sargeras should not have even fallen into Fel. The main enemies of Titans and Titan Keepers should be the minions of Old Gods and Old Gods on the shadow side. At most, plus the elements, then the characteristic that Truthguard will react to demons cannot be designed during forging. Then there is only one explanation for why this shield reacts to demons. This shield is afraid that it will react to all negative energy.
Thinking of this, Aaron turned to look at Ygrim: "Ygrim, will this shield have the same reaction when facing Kith'ix?"
After Ygrim confirmed this, Aaron was even more convinced of his guess. This shield would really react to the shadow Fel and the power of death. This was a very useful point. After all, many guys who mastered these powers looked just like ordinary people on the surface. With this shield, Aaron at least didn't have to worry about being sneaked around by some guy who was good at disguise without noticing it.
Aaron, who was walking in the passage and thinking about whether he could change something with the help of Truthguard's special effects, inadvertently looked up at the battle flag above when passing by a certain tomb. A flash of light suddenly flashed in his mind. He turned to Vereesa and asked, "Vereesa, are you interested in changing weapons?"
Vereesa looked at Aaron and asked in confusion, "Change weapons?"
"Yes, change weapons." Aaron replied while scanning the battle flags above the entrances of these tombs, looking for his target.
"What kind of weapon?" Vereesa had a vague guess in his mind, but he couldn't believe it.
Aaron confirmed Vereesa's guess. "A weapon of the same level as this shield."
"Are there any other artifacts here?" Ygrim was also a little curious. He naturally noticed the battle flags hanging above the tombs, and nodded from time to time, feeling emotional for the deeds of these compatriots buried here. However, after hearing Aaron's words, he still couldn't believe it. "Is there another warrior here who followed Titan Keepers? The time seems not right."
Ygrim's doubts are normal. When he followed Tyr and left Northrend, there were already many problems within Titan Keepers. Loken, King of Wisdom betrayed the Titan Keepers camp and Highkeeper Ra disappeared. The chief administrator Odyn was trapped in Halls of Valor, the king of order Tyr died in the battle, and the remaining Titan Keepers were either imprisoned in Uldir, or hidden and did not dare to appear. How did Vrykul buried here get the artifact?
Aaron nodded and said, "As far as I know, there are two artifacts here. What I am looking for... well, they are here." Aaron pointed to a tomb and said.
Vereesa raised his head and looked at the battle flag above the tomb, and said, "Volund the Hoarder is buried here. The Titans artifact he controlled made him invincible on the battlefield."
"His greed for artifacts led to his downfall. Volund activated a powerful construct from an ancient place and died trying to prevent it from destroying Stormheim."
"Yes, that's him." Aaron nodded. The artifact controlled by Volund is the artifact of the Beast King Hunter, Titans' Strike, a rifle made by Mimiron and given to Thorim, King of Storms for use.
Later, Loken betrayed Titan Keepers, and Thorim's wife died in the hands of Loken. Under Loken's calculations, Thorim gradually became depressed, and Titans' Strike was also sealed up by him.
This Vrykul named Volund later learned about Titans' Strike, and he boldly ran to Thorim's Temple of Storms and stole the artifact. Volund later relied on this artifact Vrykul ruled Stormheim. Unfortunately, his paranoia about artifacts made Volund gradually go crazy. Finally, in order to prevent someone from stealing Titans' Strike after his death, he built a mausoleum here and built a strong defense outside the tomb.
After hearing what Aaron said, several other people understood that what was written on the battle flag outside Volund's tomb was purely to put his face in good stead.
"Despicable thief!" Ygrim hammered the wall hard, expressing his disdain for Volund with his actions.
"Stella, I would like to trouble you to remove these defenses." Aaron made a gesture of invitation to Stellagosa. The door of Volund's tomb is a part of his defense. In the game, it is solved by a Vrykul. But now with the help of Blue Dragonflight, it is still very simple to solve this defensive method.
After Stellagosa unlocked the defensive spell at the door, he gently clapped his hands to indicate that he was done, and the two stone doors opened in response.
Behind the door is a space slightly smaller than the tomb that Ygrim built for himself. By the light of the fireball in Stellagosa's hand, you can see that there are many strange things in it.