Grand Arcanist of Azeroth

Chapter 365 Titan Technology Shocking
After many patient attempts, Herald was finally able to stably cast ultra-long-distance spells.

Although the Scepter of Sargeras can open an inter-galaxy portal leading to an unknown number of light-years away.

Herald is still very excited about this method of casting spells with an effective range of hundreds of kilometers.

However, the premise of this ultra-long-distance spellcasting is based on the blessing of the Hammer of Kazgoros.

Without Khaz'goroth's Hammer, Herald's regular cast spells have a very short effective range.

Probably a little over 1000 meters.

Beyond this range, it's hard to say whether the attack can hit.

The effective casting distance has increased hundreds of times, making him feel that he has reached his peak state.

The casting distance of the gods will not be farther than he is now.

Those demigod-level spellcasters can cast spells at a distance of twenty or thirty kilometers.

Attacking the enemy with ultra-long-distance spells is already a dimensionality reduction blow in Azeroth!

In the game plot CG, Archimonde stands on a high ground, looking at Dalaran in the distance.

After saying a few pretentious lines, he began to use magic power to shape a scaled-down sand model.

Then began the famous scene of destroying the city with bare hands.

If you pinch the model of a mage tower, the corresponding mage tower will be broken by an invisible force.

With open arms, dozens of mage tower models fell apart.

Dalaran in the distance also became wild.

Because mage towers are collapsing everywhere in the city.

Under such circumstances, who would have thought that an enemy would use this method to destroy a city hundreds of kilometers away?
Not to mention hundreds of kilometers, even if the spell is cast from twenty or thirty kilometers away, the enemy will not be able to see the opponent with the naked eye.

By the time you find each other with binoculars or spells, the city has almost been destroyed!

Facing such a heaven-defying method of casting spells, no one can face it calmly.

So those mages in Dalaran were frightened and sent away.

In fact, the strength of Dalaran is quite good!

If Archimonde confronts him head-on, it will take a lot of effort to settle it.

But in the face of the ultra-long-distance spellcasting means that ordinary people can't imagine, the Dalaran mage has no will to resist at all.

With the blessing of Khazgros' Hammer, Herald can easily surpass Archimonde's city-destroying means in the game.

For example, a destructive volcanic eruption is triggered underground in the city at a distance of hundreds of kilometers or even further away.

In a very short period of time, the city will be torn to pieces by the uplifting volcano, and then covered by magma and volcanic ash.

You can refer to the Black Iron Dwarves summoning Ragnaros, the Lord of Fire, to turn the vast Red Ridge Mountains into Black Rock Mountains and large lava wastes.

The behavior of the black iron dwarves is courting death for nothing.

The clan was not exterminated, thanks to their hard life!

However, Herald can rely on the power of Kazgros' Hammer to cause a large number of deaths of the enemy.

As long as you stand on the ground, no one dares to say that you are safe.

Big guys like Titans who have nothing to do to transform a planet for fun, the creation-level artifacts they made are so heaven-defying!

Feeling the vast power of Kazgoros' Hammer, Herald was glad that Deathwing lost this heaven-defying artifact not long after his fall.

However, many people misunderstand the powerful artifact they hold.

Even if he hadn't lost the Hammer of Khaz'goroth, Deathwing wouldn't necessarily use it to fight his enemies.

For example, when Herald held the Hammer of Khazgoros, he only wanted to use it to obtain obsidian.

As for using it to bury the enemy, or create a volcanic eruption at the enemy's feet, it has never been considered.

Of course, this is also because Azeroth has no enemies suitable for using this god-defying artifact.

The candy-like enemies of the ancient gods, burying them deep in the earth, or creating volcanic eruptions underneath them, will have no effect.

Didn't you see that they were already buried deep in the earth!
Can a volcanic eruption kill the Old Gods?

It is estimated that it is impossible to do it.

The original natives of Azeroth, those powerful elemental lords, were also beaten into dogs by the ancient gods.

If it was possible to kill them with a volcanic eruption, Ragnaros, the Fire Demon King, would have succeeded.

Herald reckoned that the power of Kazgros' Hammer was about the same as that of the elemental lord.

The strong ones can't be killed, and the weak ones don't need it to do it.

So it would be more appropriate to use it to mine obsidian.

The useful substances in the underground magma pool, under the continuous force of the earth, all gathered under Huoyu Mountain to wait for cooling.

At this stage, it is purely time-wasting!

Herald only needs to keep the useful substances from dispersing, and then wait for the obsidian to be freshly released.

He began to focus on exploring the secrets of Un'Goro Crater.

Un'Goro Crater is Titan's ecological environment laboratory.

Titan, a huge god-level life form that was born inside a planet with potential.

They are the ultimate embodiment of big men with great wisdom.

Many magical civilizations in the universe have more or less borrowed the knowledge of Titans.

For example, the arcane puppet is a puppet built from the Titans.

However, the puppet made by Titan is a high-end product with life.

It is equivalent to the silicon-based life form of Transformers.

Arcane golems are just robots.

The two look similar, but there are essential differences.

Exploring the ruins left by the Titans can gain valuable knowledge.

In the wizarding world, knowledge is real power!

Scientists in the tech world are ordinary people.

One bullet can kill it.

A scientist in the wizarding world, but a powerful spellcaster.

One bullet is definitely not going to kill it!
The power of the earth wrapped in spiritual power travels underground and explores the mysterious area of ​​Un'Goro Crater.

Herald remembered the Un'Goro crater in the game, where there were three energy crystal towers with unknown uses.

On the top of the cliff above Marshall's camp in the north, there is a boundary gate leading to Northrend.

The power of the earth travels quickly underground.

This invisible and powerful force came to the boundary gate in just a moment.

There is indeed a mysterious building on the vertical cliff thousands of meters high.

That mysterious building is tall, but its structure is simple.

It is two thick stone pillars, one on the left and one on the right, supporting the upper and lower rings.

The appearance of the upper and lower rings looks very mysterious.

Inside the two rings, there seems to be a nebula that is constantly flowing.

This seemingly mysterious building is actually a permanent portal.

If you let Herald design it, you can make a round or rectangular door frame and you're done.

The permanent portal built by the titans seems to be of high grade.

I have to say that Titan is really top-notch in terms of mystery!
Those explorers in the Marshall camp below will probably be shocked to the ground if they find this mysterious building.

It's a pity that they can't easily reach this height.

And there are trees around to block the view.

No one will eat and have nothing to do, climbing a thousand-meter-high vertical cliff.

After all, explorers in Azeroth are not as idle as explorers on Earth.

The main purpose of people coming here to explore is to find mineral veins or oil resources.

Herald studied the gate for a while and found nothing special.

The technology of the portal is similar on the technical level.

He manipulated the power of the earth to advance along the mountain wall, looking for the three energy crystal towers in the game.

(End of this chapter)