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Chapter 568 Soul Walker

The chieftain of the Fireblade clan was an unassuming old orc shaman.

Upon closer inspection, Scarface's face is covered in scars; in reality, this orc looks more like a warlock.

Several orc clans' shamans have switched to warlocks, mostly demonology warlocks, thanks to Gul'dan, the leader of the Shadow Council.

The initial core warlock members of the Shadow Council were shamanic elders of the Shadowmoon Clan. These orcs enjoyed high prestige among the various orcish tribes. Initially, the Shadowmoon priests were responsible for communicating with the spirits of their ancestors and listening to the voices of the elemental spirits within the Elemental Throne, thereby receiving blessings, hunting, or sowing seeds on the plains of Nagrand...

Fel magic is essentially a dark art that extracts life force. It originates from the shadow power that distorts the void, combines with extraterrestrial fire, and condenses into hellfire that incinerates everything.

People who frequently play with fire know that it can easily lead to bedwetting...

Oh no, it's that playing with fire can lead to getting burned...

The power of fel energy is not something that anyone can master or bear. Elemental shamans usually have their own characteristics. There is the Thunder Hurricane Black Wind Shaman who is close to the power of lightning... They are tribal warriors who combine the power of lightning and hurricane, and can often deliver a devastating blow.

Inclined towards enchanted humanoid weapons...

There are also old shamans who practice more natural powers, are gentle, and skilled in healing magic, possessing abilities close to those of witch doctors.

Then there are the summoning classes, similar to those of the tribal chieftains of the past. These include lightning shamans who can communicate with the minds of wild beasts and borrow the power of wolf spirits. They can summon lightning and fire, much like unconventional magicians, except they don't use wands or staves, nor incantations or runes to cast spells...

Typically, this involves awakening corresponding elemental energies through ancestral spirits, elemental imprints, and totem runes to attack enemies...

In a tribe, a shaman is a symbol of wisdom, spirit, and fear.

The first two, as their names suggest, require talent and cultivation to communicate with elemental spirits and receive the blessings of elemental power. The fear lies in the higher stages of shamanism: the Soul Walker. Legend has it that after the death of an old shaman, their soul remains and can traverse the world of the dead, even possessing the power of the Mystic Cross to bring the dead back to life...

Therefore, the advanced form of a shaman is the legendary Soul Walker.

The angelic sister, a Vrykul Valkyrie in disguise, usually appears near human territory.

Or perhaps the angels of death roam the northern dead zone.

Outside of the places where the Angel of Death appears, there are many places where no angel sisters guard the graveyards. When a tribe or occasionally a person of another race is dying, it is easy to see a messenger who guides the soul. The messenger is actually a minotaur shaman or an orc, or even a bear-man, fish-man, or walrus-man sacrificial soul. They are soul walkers who have cultivated to a higher level, true high-level shamans.

Ner'zhul once possessed the ability to communicate with the dead, which was one of the reasons he was chosen by Kil'jaeden the Deceiver.

Unfortunately, the Shadowmoon Clan's highly respected shaman leader, the Shadowmoon High Priest whom all the orc tribes respected, was not skilled enough and had not yet grown into a true spirit walker. Kil'jaeden, using the spirit of his wife to convey the will of the elements and the orc ancestors, launched an offensive against the relatively peaceful Draenei.

The inevitable outcome was that both the true soul walkers and the ancestral spirits were disappointed in this foolish descendant.

When Ner'zhul suddenly realized that the elemental spirits on his body were no longer responding to his summons, he realized he had been tricked, but by then the war had already begun.

Kil'jaeden, the second-boss level figure of the Burning Legion, is a high-ranking demon lord-level commander of demigod or higher. He was originally one of the three leaders of the Eredar people on Argus, the predecessor of the Draenei.

Kil'jaeden's control and understanding of the soul surpasses that of ordinary mortals. Guided by the infinite cosmic wisdom and magic bestowed upon him by the Dark Titan Sargeras, Kil'jaeden has advanced to the level of a quasi-god.

Although they pale in comparison to the slumbering Azerothian Protoss, and are perhaps far inferior to the legendary moon goddess Elune...

However, for a newly risen Titan soul that has long been corrupted by the Old Gods, riddled with holes, and severely damaged by the explosion of the Well of Eternity... the Burning Legion's demon lords are an extremely powerful threat.

Fortunately, in the battle of Mount Hyjal, another big, dumb guy, a slightly stronger Eredar archmage and a god-like figure, Archimonde the Defiler, killed himself.

Archimonde desires to acquire the power of the World Tree from the second Well of Eternity in order to ascend to the status of a true Titan-level god.

Unexpectedly, the Archdruid summoned countless wisps, resulting in a desperate fight that destroyed the World Tree and deprived the Night Elves of their immortality.

The Burning Legion was defeated in the decisive battle that most likely led to the conquest or destruction of Azeroth...

This event was no less important than the First War of the Ancients, where the explosion of the Well of Eternity halted the first invasion by the Burning Legion. The second was the arrival of Archimonde, which has been discussed many times before.

Arthas, then a Death Knight, and Kel'Thuzad, acting on their master's orders, seized the three legendary artifacts from Dalaran: the Scepter of Sargeras, the Eye of Dalaran, and the Book of Medivh. They then reopened the portal, allowing Archimonde to descend...

Dalaran was almost completely destroyed in that battle; however, in comparison, the portals that appeared that time could not actually match the scale of the Well of Eternity's full support during the first Burning Legion invasion.

Or rather, those who can descend upon Azeroth are primarily low-ranking demons whose power has been suppressed...

In other words, if there truly were power surpassing that of a demigod, under the suppression of the combined spell cast by the Titans of the Pantheon before their deaths in the physical universe of Azeroth... beings surpassing that of a demigod would not be allowed to appear in the physical universe.

Azeroth does not allow overly powerful beings to mess around with the newly born Protoss.

Perhaps this is the power of law that only the Chinese can understand, transcending the barriers of the magical world or the realm of gods.

The most powerful beings known so far are the Old Gods, at the level of pseudo-gods, and the elemental lords, at the level of archmages, who are slightly weaker than them. The rest are the creations of the Titans, some self-proclaimed immortal Titan guardians chosen by the Titans...

Further down are the guardian dragons and some ancient creatures.

In comparison, the guardian dragons seem to be about the same level as the demigods of the wilderness.

With so many powerful figures, they still couldn't protect Azeroth...

What use are those insignificant mortals?

.......

Alas, my friend, you are mistaken...

Among the bacteria that have been born on Ai-chan's body, there are mortal races with extremely high growth potential, as well as mutated variants that can freely become cancerous or split. As long as they combine organically, they can produce changes that even the creator cannot control.

The power of life itself is unpredictable and unrepeatable.

In the history of Azeroth, the corrupted Titan creations and mortal life are a miracle, a combination of multiple forces.

This was a crucial point that not only the Titans high above the Pantheon failed to grasp, but even the Old Gods and the Guardians of Order, who had fought against them for many years, hadn't considered. The union of gods and demons gave birth to mortals, and mortals are the Nephalem...

Damn it, you're switching channels again!

No, listen to my nonsense...

This is real...

Every profession, every race, every faction—they are all essentially cut from the same mold...

However, different systems and habits have emerged in different environments.

The mystery of life lies in the fact that, catalyzed by time, it absorbs various different elements and builds different basic structures on different substrates, thus achieving the diversity and evolution of life. Through mutual competition and adaptation, life systems have constructed the current ecological cycle in the environment. Based on the unknown conditions such as different temperatures and gravity on each planet and in the environment, unique life forms have emerged.

This is the truth about life based on currently known axioms and conclusions.

The only major questions are: what power can ignite life and what is the key in the Creator's hand that activates the perfect, natural mechanical life?

Is it energy?

Was it lightning?

Magic law?

Or is it a virus?

Is it thought?

.......

Another crucial question is whether the fifth elemental soul exists, whether it is immortal, and whether it can achieve immortality.

Are there distinctions of superiority or inferiority among species...?

Would a high and mighty Titan never have foolish thoughts?

Are there only bad guys among demons...?

Amidst the earth-shaking tremors, Lorraine experienced numerous hallucinations. He seemed to see a transparent figure carrying a lantern waving at him; it appeared to be a white minotaur, or perhaps an indescribable, aged ghost covered in lime powder...

"Am I going to die? Is this a hallucination? Is the waving signal for me not to run away?"

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