Under the night sky of Azeroth, far away from Earth, you would be able to hear the wind under your wings . Lu Li watched the land from high above and was once again amazed by the design of the game .
After he flew across Duskwood and Deadwind Pass, the scene became a dark-green swampland .
In all honesty, Lu Li wasn't a fan of this place . The air was always foul, mixed with the stench of rotten grass roots and swamp creatures, which made it almost impossible to breath . He had to lower his senses by a few levels, which wasn't a good thing in the Wild, considering that senses helped him detect the potential dangers around him .
He flew for nearly an entire hour until he saw the Blasted Lands . If he had the Wind Wielder with him, this would have only taken him about ten minutes . After all, the Wind Wielder could fly anywhere in the sky because it was strong, but Lu Li had to go around some danger zones .
The Dark Portal was located in the Blasted Lands .
The magic that leaked out from the Dark Portal twisted the Blasted Lands and left it with a desert-like appearance . There were no signs of life in this zone .
Nethergarde was located at the north point of the Blasted Lands; it guarded the only entrance into this zone .
It was built by Khadgar, who led the crusade into Draenor and disappeared within . All the Mages who lived in the zone now basked in the glory of this memory .
The Mages and the Warriors gave up their own enjoyment and fought against the Demons and the Ogres . Some thought that they were already a lost cause, but they still fought to protect this portal and Azeroth so that the other areas of Azeroth wouldn't be in danger .
Because of the existence of the Dark Portal, this area had no other portals . Even supplies had to be delivered through dangerous methods .
Players could also obtain quests for delivering supplies . For some adventurers who weren't doing so well, this was another way for them to survive . In Lu Li's previous life, he had participated in such quests, but he was no longer interested in them anymore .
He had come to look for a soul .
If he was looking for a Tauren, this zone wouldn't be a problem for Lu Li . He could see everything from up above .
Unfortunately, he was looking for a soul, so he had to land on the ground and search carefully . If he wasn't careful about it, he wouldn't be able to spot it . It took him about half an hour to find this almost invisible person at one of the spots suggested in the guides from his previous life .
"Hello, I'm an Elf from Mount Hyjal . How do I get to Nethergarde?" Lu Li asked . Find authorized novels in Webnovel，faster updates, better experience，Please click www . webnovel . com for visiting .
The Spirit of the Horde Heroes quest wasn't hard to activate, but this was for the Horde players . If Alliance players wanted to do the same quest, it would depend on their luck . Lu Li wasn't much of a lucky person, but fortunately, he had a guide with him and knew exactly what to say to get the results that he wanted .
"Mount Hyjal? Is everything still well there?" the soul asked .
"The line of defense is strong as usual, but we've heard that the Blasted Lands seem to be in a bit of trouble lately . The Dreadmaul Ogres have attacked Northgarde many times this month . I've been commanded to come as a reinforcement," Lu Li said half-truthfully . He had the quest on him, but it was the type of quest that required him to hit a certain level first .
"I see . Then you have no need to rush . The last battle happened yesterday; I saw the Dreadmaul Ogres leave, defeated . "
The soul was smart; it wasn't just a simple form of grudge .
"That's good, I can rest a few days before I join the battle . I've encountered a lot of danger along the way and it has surely worn me out . May I ask for your name and why you're here?" Lu Li sighed and sat down .
"My name? There's no need for it," the soul said as it joined Lu Li .
Lu Li passed a bottle of wine over . This wine was made by the Tauren with methods passed down from Draenor . It was rare to see a soul still capable of drinking wine .
Without Lu Li's asking, the soul began to share his story after a few sips .
"I was a member of an elite troop, one that was most trusted by Thrall himself . There were twenty of us . I once suggested for us to put down a sentry in the Blasted Lands, but my suggestion was never responded to, so I began to grow impatient . I had no clue what fearful monster awaited ahead of us… yes…I made a fearful decision . All was my fault . . . "
"Is there anything that I can be of help to?" Lu Li asked, softening his voice . He could tell that this sad soul was lost in some sort of regret .
"Regret, I'm filled with regrets . I've never considered what this wrong choice would have led to . I should have waited there and waited for the command . Perhaps it would have told us what it was, what fearful event awaited us in that damned place . , or maybe it was going to tell us to head elsewhere . After all, it was my fault, all my fault . . . " the poor soul answered, then continued mumbling the same few sentences .
"What happened after?" Lu Li asked .
If this was someone who knew nothing of the event, they would have probably been annoyed by the storytelling ability of this NPC .
However, Lu Li knew the entire picture . There was no way he would let this Horde hero sing acapella by himself .
"I've been standing here, waiting for the command . I need to understand the situation; I need to find those commands . I never received anything, so something must've happened along the way," he said, then finally looked up at Lu Li and asked, "Dispatch Commander Raug is located at Stonard . Find him and find out what happened to that command; this is what I want to know the most . Can you help me?"
"Gladly," Lu Li said without the slightest hesitation .
He had just flown from Stonard, and now he had to head back . This seemed ridiculous, but Lu Li had to do so . It wasn't a lot to ask to travel for quests . The worst situation was when you travelled to all these places but had no clue about how to continue the quest .
Just as Lu Li transformed into a crow and was about to fly away, he suddenly remembered the situation at Stonard .
"And one more thing – because I'm an Elf, the friends over there aren't too friendly with me . Is there anything you could possibly do about it?"
"Those short-sighted idiots," the soul scowled as a Badge formed in his hands .
Lu Li curiously took over the Badge, but he wasn't so calm anymore once he checked its Attributes .
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