After listening to Aaron talk about Undead, Falstad showed a fearless look. He had never seen the so-called Undead with his own eyes, but due to the usual courage of the dwarves, Falstad was completely unafraid of any enemy's challenge.
Aaron was cautious and reminded Falstad not to underestimate Undead, but Falstad's response was very interesting. "Don't worry, Aaron, we Wildhammer Dwarves will never underestimate any enemy, but there is no need to be afraid of them, right?"
Aaron thought about it, but this sentence sounded like a strategic contempt for the enemy and a tactical emphasis on the enemy. Since Falstad said so, he would not persuade him any more.
He is sure that the current Undead must not have their most powerful aerial unit-Frost Wyrm. As for the remaining Gargoyle, they may be transformed from Proto-Dragon No matter how strong the degraded version of Frost Wyrm is, it should be about the same as the red baby dragon that Dragonmaw Clan controlled before. As long as the number is not too large, Wildhammer Dwarves should have no problem dealing with it.
Then again, with the current situation of Ner'zhul and Undead Scourge, it should be impossible to amass an army that is too large, let alone send it to Eastern Kingdoms across the ocean barrier.
After Falstad assigned some Wildhammer Dwarves to take off and follow the direction pointed by Aaron to find the traces of Undead, he turned around and said to Aaron, "I remember that you also have a beautiful griffon? Didn't you keep up with those Undead?"
"About this..." Aaron showed a somewhat troubled expression and said to Falstad, "Actually, I didn't see with my own eyes where those Undead went. I judged it based on some traces, which may not be accurate."
After leaving Caer Darrow, Aaron and Vereesa originally wanted to find out the whereabouts of Undead. However, after a day, most of the traces disappeared. Even Vereesa, who is good at investigation and tracking, could not catch the tail of Undead and Cult of the Damned.
But this is normal. After all, with the help of Nerubians, the Undeads can dig a cave underground to make sure they can't see anything on the ground. But as long as those Cult of the Damned Cultistss take off their red robes, who knows who they are?
Originally, Aaron, who thought he might not find anything because Vereesa didn't find anything, made some unexpected discoveries in Lake Darrowmere.
Because the Undeads have their own death magic, they will leave traces wherever they go. If a group of Undead passes by, the excessive death magic will even leave permanent traces on the earth, that is the famous Dead Scar.
There are not many areas where Azeroth has formed Dead Scar now, mainly in Icecrown Glacier, where the land was seriously damaged. Even though Red Dragonflight are working hard to restore that land to life, after so many years, there are still only a few areas that have recovered, especially the area where Icecrown Citadel is located. There is no improvement at all, but it is getting worse.
However, those are traces left after a large number of Undead activities. The number of Undeads like Eastern Kingdoms is not particularly large, and the traces left behind are not very obvious, and will slowly weaken as time goes by.
But Aaron saw a very obvious trace in Lake Caer Darrow. Under the trace was the tunnel dug by Nerubians at the bottom of the lake. Because the soil layer at the bottom of the lake was relatively thin and the tunnel was relatively close, the impact was relatively large.
Aaron judged from the traces of the tunnel that the Undeads came to the vicinity of Aerie Peak, and found some traces left by Undead near an unknown hill, such as carrion and bones, so the idea of asking the Wildhammer Dwarvess for help came up.
"Will it actually affect the land? Those guys named Undead are really hateful." Falstad said a little angrily after listening to Aaron's explanation.
Aaron Then I thought that no matter which dwarf ancestors they were, they were all close to the land Earthen, and they also had some belief in their hearts. It is not surprising that Undead would be so angry when they heard that their actions would actually cause damage to the earth.
"But in this case, maybe it will be easier to find those Undead." After Falstad finished complaining, he showed a thoughtful expression, casually pulled a dwarf over and told him to call some Shaman came over and immediately explained to Aaron and the others, "Miss Vereesa, Aaron, you should know that we Wildhammer Dwarves have Shaman traditions, right?"
"Shaman? Do you want to..." Aaron understood the meaning of Falstad, just like Tauren of Desolace Just like Shaman can't sleep well because the vitality of the earth is deprived, the connection between Shaman and the elements allows them to perceive the state of the earth. Since Undead will cause damage to the earth, this change cannot escape the eyes of Shaman.
"It's just that our Shaman is better at communicating with Air Elemental. As for communicating with Earth Elemental and the earth... let's wait until they come over." Falstad didn't finish what he said. As he said, Wildhammer Dwarves is indeed better at communicating with the wind than sensing the earth.
As for the reason, originally the dwarves Bronzebeard Clan and Wildhammer Clan were not as traditional as Shaman. After all, the one who was best at casting spells was Dark Iron Dwarves, but after War of the Three Hammers, Wildhammer Dwarves After was forced to leave Grim Batol and settle in Aerie Peak, he actually developed a yearning for the sky, and later tamed the griffin. As a result, he developed a close connection with Air Elemental, which eventually led to the birth of the dwarf Shaman.
These Shaman are standing in front of Aaron at this moment, and Tauren who Aaron has seen in Kalimdor Shaman is different. These dwarves Shaman are also very dwarf-like. At least if Falstad didn't say anything, Aaron would never be able to tell whether these dwarves are Shaman or Warrior - the dwarves Shaman actually all wear plate armor. Can you believe it?
After listening to Falstad's request, the dwarves who came because of the king's order looked at each other. The leader, a white-bearded dwarf, said with some embarrassment, "We can all feel the pain of the earth, but..."
"But?"
"But after all, we are better at communicating with Air Elemental, and the connection with the earth is not close enough," the dwarf Shaman explained. Air Elemental and Earth Elemental are enemies, and Wildhammer Dwarves is The relationship between the Shaman method learned from Air Elemental and Earth Elemental is a bit different - Shaman that can borrow the power of all elements like in the game does not exist, but it can be called a rare existence.
"It doesn't matter, just give it a try." Aaron doesn't care too much about this matter. He can try various methods. If it doesn't work, he can also ask Archaedas, his predecessor Earth-Warder, for help. As for now, he will try various methods first before talking about it.