After leaving Stormheim, which had been shrouded in clouds, Dreadwake turned to drive along the coast in the direction of Azsuna.
Although Aaron plans to send a big gift to High Tinker Mekkatorque, he currently has no route back to Eastern Kingdoms. Although theoretically, he can definitely return to Eastern Kingdoms all the way east, but Aaron is also worried about the route being affected by ocean currents.
Stellagosa originally wanted to fly back to Azurewing Whelplands directly, but after Aaron said that she wanted to go again and Azurewing Whelplands expressed her gratitude to Senegos in person, Blue Dragonflight continued to stay on the ship.
"It would be great if this ship could fly." Aaron said while controlling Dreadwake to move forward.
In the game, Dreadwake is a magical being that can fly but can also sink into the water. After merging with the Dragon Head Warship, this ship will not sink.
"Wait, is it true that it can't fly?" Aaron's eyes lit up, and he began to give flight instructions to Dreadwake. Unexpectedly, the ship actually floated slowly. However, because of the large size of the ship, Aaron was not as easy to control as when controlling the griffon.
However, after a period of adaptation, Aaron was finally able to control the ship to fly smoothly in the air. However, because he was worried about any problems, Aaron just let the ship float at a not very high altitude to avoid accidentally falling.
Soon Aaron discovered another problem. When Dreadwake flew, the speed was almost the same as when sailing in the sea. Compared with the griffin, it was a big difference.
However, it is already impressive that such a large ship can fly. According to what Vereesa said, the load capacity of Goblin's airship is far less than that of Dreadwake, and the flying speed is much slower.
After circling the large barrier outside Suramar City for a short half circle, Dreadwake followed the guidance of Stellagosa and turned to the southwest. Along the way, he saw many remnants of the Kaldorei Empire period.
Flying in this place full of huge rocks, trees and ruins, Aaron always has to concentrate on controlling Dreadwake to avoid it, which is also a great drain on his energy.
In such a complex environment, Aaron did not dare to let Dreadwake fly too fast, lest he could not react in time and hit an obstacle. At night, Aaron did not dare to continue moving forward. After all, he did not have the ability to see in the dark, and he also needed to rest well at night to recover from the energy consumed during the day.
Aaron even feels a little regretful. If he had followed the previous route and taken the sea route to Azsuna, he might have reached his destination long ago. Unfortunately, Aaron has now gone deep into Suramar and turned around again. Going back would waste even more time, so I could only bite the bullet and continue moving forward slowly. Fortunately, the crew members on the ship were all long-lived immortals, and they didn't care about the wasted time at all. As for Aaron himself, he was concentrating on avoiding obstacles and had no time to think about wasting time.
After flying around the ruins of Suramar ei for several days, Dreadwake finally broke out of the complex terrain area. The next section of the road was relatively open, which saved Aaron a lot of effort. If you just be careful not to deviate too much from the direction, there won't be any problems.
After Dreadwake arrived at an open space with a wide view, Aaron controlled Dreadwake to land slowly. It was already evening, and Aaron was a little tired mentally. He just stopped the ship to rest. He estimated that there was still about one day's sailing before arriving at Azsuna, so there was no rush.
Because he was worried that lighting a fire on the boat might cause a fire, Aaron got off the boat to prepare three meals every day. Although this was a bit troublesome, a lot of time had been wasted anyway, so he didn't care about this little time.
"The environment here is nice. Let's rest here tonight."
Aaron They were currently in a deserted stone building. Half of the roof of this building had collapsed, but there was still a place enough to shelter people from the wind and rain. Although Aaron had some weeds, fallen leaves, spider webs and the like around them, after Stellagosa threw a fireball, these rubbish disappeared.
Although Aaron was already very proficient in controlling Dreadwake, it was still a little shaken, which made Aaron miss the down-to-earth feeling. Seeing that the abandoned building was still well preserved, he immediately proposed to rest here for a night.
The others didn't have any objections. They could sleep anywhere. Only Ygrim said that he wanted to watch the boat. According to him, this was the most basic sense of caution, even though there seemed to be no creatures around that were worthy of warning.
According to what Aaron saw along the way, there is basically no danger in the ruins outside Suramar. Even the number of Withered that is supposed to be a local specialty is not very large. Aaron was a bit strange at first, but considering that Miss Thalyssra has not launched a rebellion yet, there will not be many Nightborne exiled, and the number of Withered will naturally not be very large.
Seeing that Ygrim insisted on being on guard, Aaron didn't care. He just found a corner, briefly cleaned the ground and closed his eyes. With his current tired state, he would fall asleep immediately if he had a place where he could stay.
But tonight, Ya was destined to have trouble sleeping. She was woken up by Vereesa in the middle of the night. Stellagosa was staring at a window with bright eyes.
"What's wrong?" Aaron was still a little confused. As soon as he opened his mouth, Vereesa blocked his mouth. Then she pulled him to the window. Vereesa stretched out his hand and pointed outside the window, letting Aaron see for himself.
The weather tonight was good, and the moonlight was evenly scattered on the open space outside. It seemed that there was nothing unusual about it. However, Aaron soon noticed a subtle rustling sound reaching his ears from the woods on the side. Aaron rubbed his eyes and looked in the direction of the sound, only to see a group of monsters walking in the woods at the edge of the clearing.
If you look closely, you will see that the upper bodies of the monsters are similar to humanoids, and they are wearing some weird and gorgeous clothes. The monsters have a dull purple complexion and a thin face. At first glance, they look a bit like Nightborne. However, these monsters have two symmetrical hook-shaped fangs protruding from both sides of their cheeks. The front of their slender arms is not a palm, but a structure similar to an insect's chelicerae.
The lower bodies of these monsters have completely transformed into monsters. Three pairs of spider legs with hooks and spines grow symmetrically, and there is a round belly behind them. If you don't take it personally, they look like a big spider.
"What kind of monsters are these?" Vereesa hid in the shadow by the window, watching the monsters pass by with their claws and teeth, and asked in Aaron's ear with a very low voice.
Aaron was a little dazed, but his ears were suddenly disturbed by Vereesa's breathing. He was a little distracted. After listening to Vereesa's question, he subconsciously said, "These are Fal'dorei."
"Lost Children? Are you saying these monsters are also elves?" Vereesa exclaimed in a low voice. This word gave her some bad associations.
"Yes, it's an elf, Fal'dorei. If you think this name is awkward, you can just call it Fal'dorei."
Vereesa glanced at Aaron and said with a strange expression, "To me, these two titles are equally awkward."
Aaron spread his hands helplessly. To him, Fal'dorei was an unfamiliar word, but to the elves, this word was basically synonymous with Fal'dorei.
"Shh, we might be discovered." Vereesa suddenly took off the elf longbow from her back at this time and took a defensive posture. In such an environment that required concealment, she did not want her location to be exposed by Titans' Strike.
"There is a breath of life." At this moment, a Fal'dorei sniffed gently and said so. Several other Fal'dorei also stopped, and after communicating with each other for a few words, they rushed towards Aaron and the others.
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