"I am the prophet Ixtet, where is the dragon?" Ixtet came in front of everyone, but did not see the dragon in the report. Krasus, who turned into an elf form on the way, had no choice but to show up in the narrow area. After proving his identity, he quickly changed back to the elf form. There was no way, this area was really difficult for the dragon to use.
After Ixtet confirmed everyone's identities and intentions, he led everyone into Nerubians's temporary camp, where there were also several Nerubians elders.
After learning that everyone was here to cause trouble for those Nerubians Undead, several Nerubians elders became excited. However, when discussing specific plans, the two sides had some differences.
Krasus just wants to teach the Undead Nerubianss a lesson, letting them know that dragons are not easy to mess with, but these Nerubians survivors hope that they can help kill the traitor king Anub'arak.
"We can also kill Anub'arak first." Aaron thought for a while, then raised his head and said, "Our purpose is to solve Undead's spying on the Dragon Holy Land, right?"
"That's right." Everyone nodded.
"But the problem we are encountering now is that those Undeads are difficult to solve at once by relying on the underground passages. It is a waste of time to consult these Undeads." Aaron continued, "Then why don't we simply solve this problem from the root cause?"
"What do you mean?" Krasus vaguely guessed what Aaron meant, and asked tentatively, "You don't want to directly attack the guy named Lich King, do you?"
"Why not?" Aaron looked at Krasus, "Master, that guy without a body is actually still very weak. Not to mention that he can't move, and there isn't much power around him, except for Anub'arak, there are only those Dreadlord we saw last time. I can tell you clearly that there are only five Dreadlord around Ner'zhul, which should not be difficult for the dragon to deal with."
"Dreadlord is indeed not difficult to deal with, but..." Krasus asked doubtfully, "Then we just attack Lich King and it's over? Is it necessary to kill Anub'arak?"
"Killing Anub'arak is equivalent to breaking Lich King's arm, and..." Aaron said this, showing a smile, "Killing Anub'arak here can also attract Lich King's attention here. Then won't our plan be smoother?"
In the end, Aaron convinced Krasus. For the dragons, just solving one Nerubians was not a big deal. Since Aaron said it was necessary, they could just solve it by the way.
After the agreement, several Nerubians elders immediately led everyone to the core area of Azjol-Nerub. The matter of killing Anub'arak made these Nerubians extremely excited.
"These are Anub'ar, the cronies of the traitor king." Ixith led everyone to the heart of Azjol-Nerub. Nerubians can be seen everywhere in this area. E's Undead, even with the guidance of several Nerubians elders, it is difficult to completely bypass it, so we can only contact Nerubians as little as possible Undead, so as not to alert the enemy and attract Nerubians from the entire underground kingdom to come and besiege him.
Soon everyone came to a tall city gate, and there was a huge Nerubians acting as a guard at the door.
"That is Krik'thir, who was originally the gatekeeper of the kingdom." Ixtet stretched out a paw and pointed at Nerubians who was wandering at the door. "He fought for us until the last moment, but after his death, he was resurrected by those damn traitors to guard the door for them."
"Should we bypass him?" Aaron asked tentatively.
"If you want to kill that betrayed king, this is the only way to go. I hope you can let Krik'thir rest in peace instead of working for that guy." Ixtet shook his head, with unconcealable sadness in his words, and bowed to Aaron: "I think if Krik'thir is still alive, I'm afraid he will also want us to do this."
As a rare wise man among the surviving Nerubians, Ixtet is not full of hatred for all Nerubians Undead like ordinary Nerubians. He knows very well that the will of the dead Nerubians has been distorted.
With the help of several dragons, it is not difficult to deal with a Nerubians. After killing the gatekeeper, in order to prevent him from being resurrected again, Krasus burned Krik'thir to ashes with a breath of dragon breath.
After entering the gate, everyone encountered more Nerubians Undeads, and there was no way to avoid them. Only when they reached an area covered by layers of spider webs did the attacks of these Nerubianss come to an end.
"Why are there no Nerubians activities here?" Vereesa took a breath and asked curiously.
"That's because..." Aaron was about to answer when he saw several Nerubians elders calling a giant spider over through the spider web. After seeing the giant spider, the Nerubians elders sighed with emotion, "I didn't expect Hadronox to still be alive."
When Azjol-Nerub was about to fall, the surviving Nerubians released this giant spider named Hadronox. It was originally just intended to block the pursuit of the pursuers. Unexpectedly, Hadronox actually lived in the core of the enemy until now.
With the help of Hadronox, the speed of clearing Nerubians Undead has been accelerated a bit.
With the guidance of several elders Nerubians, everyone quickly found the passage leading to the location of Anub'arak. In the game, if you want to go to that area, you need to jump down from the spider web. Now with the guidance of elders Nerubians, you can go along the underground passage.
After walking for a long time, Aaron lost patience with this slow way of traveling. More importantly, he encountered more and more Nerubians Undead along the way. If he continued walking like this step by step, he would probably be surrounded by Undead.
So Aaron asked Nerubians to weave a giant net on the spot. Everyone sat on the net and was grabbed by several giant dragons and flew straight to the bottom, outside Anub'arak's lair.
"This is the lair of the traitorous king. He will stay here when he is not serving his new master." A Nerubians named Kilix pointed to the passage ahead and said. When talking about Anub'arak, his words were full of hatred.
Aaron is very curious about this. When he faced the gatekeeper Krik'thir before, Ixtet's tone was full of sadness, but he was filled with hatred for Anub'arak. Theoretically speaking, Nerubians Undead actually had his will twisted by Ner'zhul, so it makes no sense for him to hate Anub'arak so much.
After Ixtet listened to Aaron's doubts, he was silent for a while, and then said to Aaron after a long time, "Outsiders, let me tell you what that the Betrayer did to us."