What kind of existence is the will of a planet, or the commonly known as the star soul?

This is a very general topic that no one can explain clearly.

Duke has read countless classics of Karazan, but there are not many records about the will of the planet. Obviously, the will of the planet Azeroth is not a single case.

In some cases, the planet only has a very vague concept of survival.

Duke noticed that there were traces of star souls in a planet where Medivh had personally set foot. Unfortunately, the star soul was defeated and died in the face of the invasion of the Burning Legion. The most critical part of this record is that at the last moment, the star soul was to survive, or perhaps to resist the most thoroughly. It did something that seemed exaggerated but Duke thought was reasonable.

Star Soul put all the bets on a mortal hero.

That guy was like winning the first prize in the lottery. In just one week, he won a complete set of luxurious equipment, including three intermediate artifacts. Then the guy became a different version of Long Aotian, forming an army of millions in one month to fight the Burning Legion.

It’s a pity that it was because of the Star Soul itself was too weak or the other world’s Long Aotian was not qualified. Anyway, after that guy got rid of two high-level Void Lords in one breath, he was directly attacked by Archmond and beaten into a scumbag. A fierce war of resistance also ended in evil victory.

The planet Azeroth is valued by the Pantheon. Titan boss Amansur spared those few eyesless ancient gods and wanted to save the planet Azeroth. There is definitely a reason.

Perhaps, if Duke could travel a little later, he would know this "history" in the later game versions.

The problem is that there is no if in this world!

One day, Duke's time traveler's real money will be used up. Then, when faced with an unknown fate, the best choice is to strengthen yourself.

Duke didn't know if the planet will give him benefits or how many benefits would he give to Azeroth this time.

At least it is better to have a registration on the Planet Will, and it is better to have a familiar face in the old man.

If it gets excited or anxious, it will be better to find a hero who has passed on his powers without any power. It's okay to pass it on to me Duke! I don't mind being Du Aotian.

Of course, as a time traveler and a new and brainy demigod, Duke will never put all his eggs in one basket.

If it really turns over, it will be a fucking fuck and a whole pot.

There is no need to deliberately please the will of the planet Azeroth. Although there is good, you can’t blame anything if you don’t.

After all, the road to gods is basically all the way to darkness.

Are the ancient gods like Cthun so awesome, and they should not fall as they should fall, and the seal that should be sealed is beaten up?

The Titans in the Pantheon, who seem to be omnipotent and regard themselves as eternal, were not killed, and even had almost no seeds left?

In the original history, the mortal heroes of Azeroth finally had a final battle with Sargeras, who was resurrected again.

It can be foreseen that Sargeras, who returns again, will have almost invincible terrifying divine power.

This Sargeras will even be in its peak state!

The Shinto blindly restores the path of the Pantheon Titans, but ultimately, they cannot defeat such Sargeras.

Duke thought for a long time before he figured out a truth

Now the various forces mastered by the heroes of Azeroth: such as the anger of warriors, the energy of thieves, and the magic of wizards. From another perspective, this is also a microcosm of the laws and fields mastered by higher-level powerful people.

Perhaps, the two are originally one.

Taking the Burning Legion as an example, basically deducing the power of the shadow and flame from the fel energy. On this basis, the Areda Warlock appeared, and then the so-called Death Knight and Demon Hunter branches were later called.

If we use the weak one-sided power system mastered by mortals and use this inverse calculation, we may eventually trace the origin of the power of this universe.

In Duke's view, this is the most reliable and practical path to power.

This road seems to be the farthest detour, but it is the most stable and will not be fooled by the so-called predecessors.

It’s a pity that the way to embark on this path is to keep trying.

Just like the scientists before traveling through time, they constantly face failures in almost endless attempts, then learn lessons from repeated setbacks, constantly improve themselves, and finally open the door to the top of the universe's power.

Finding such a key in this vast universe is not a chore that can be described as "difficulty".

To be honest, Duke himself is not sure that he will succeed.

But he can already budget what the future will look like.

Or he can directly surpass the limit of the world and dismantle the twisted void and beat Sargeras.

Or...

Well, actually...

Azeroth's power system has a high upper limit. No matter how bad he is, he can follow the trend and persuade Star Soul to unlock the ban on the power limit in advance, and cultivate a large number of demigods in advance.

By then, a large number of demigods will wear a full set of artifact equipment.

The brilliant orange light, even if it cannot be beaten, could scare the Void Lords of the Burning Legion to the point of being unable to take care of themselves.

But if you go this path, many guys still have to practice!

At this time, Cthun's fall was confirmed, and the four guardian dragons led by Alextasa turned into human form and walked over.

The Red Dragon Queen wrapped Duke's neck with one hand and stuck Duke under her armpit without seeing any sight: "Oh, boy Duke, we really looked at you differently! I didn't expect that you could actually support the Dragon Mile Formation through Onyxia, and even communicate the will of the planet... Hehe, actually, there is a dragon-turned magic in the Dragon Mile Temple. Are you interested?"

"Get out! I'm good at being a magic demigod of humans and elves, so I won't be your subordinate. And that thing can at most turn humans into half-dragon people, right? It's useless."

"No! It's very useful, at least I can see your butt with a tail on your butt."

Damn, what kind of evil taste is this?

Well, because Alextasa used Dragon Peak to force his face, it felt quite good, the gentleman Du Mouke decided to endure it.

"Thank you again, Duke." Isera came up and bowed politely to Duke.

"No thanks, I'm grateful if you can manage the more radical druid." Duke glanced at the Van Dal* deer helmet who was almost in the soy sauce throughout the whole process. Since Tyrande refused to attack this guy, Duke couldn't directly argue with him, but Duke was quite happy to give Van Dal some eye drops.
Chapter completed!