Carry the head of Melenas to hand in the quest.

The mission NPC expressed his gratitude to Nu Tao and rewarded him with a white shoe.

The attributes are average, better than nothing, but it still looks good when worn.

Coming down from upstairs, Nu Tao suddenly saw three female NPCs riding mounts walking into Dolanar.

Two of them were riding black night sabers, and the NPC in the middle was actually riding a majestic white tiger!

No man can resist the temptation of the white tiger beauty.

Nu Tao quickly ran over, chasing Bai Hu and looking left and right.

So cool! I really want to ride it!

The NPC riding the white tiger is called Sentinel Amara Nightcrawler. He issued a task to Raging Waves to kill 6 Knobback Ambushers.

According to her mission instructions, Furious Waves left the road and searched to the west, and soon found the Knobback ambusher she wanted Furious Waves to kill in a place called Benny Hill Valley.

Not only that, he also discovered the Banethil Lair here, which is the target of the mission [Awakening the Sacred Artifact].

But something strange is that the number of players here seems a little small.

Logically speaking, it shouldn’t be.

I play while completing tasks by myself, and occasionally go back to Dolanar to look at the female alchemist's thighs. The progress should be slower than that of the large army. Why are there not many people doing tasks here?

If there aren't enough players, Nu Tao won't be able to resort to borrowing money to kill people, so he can only roll up his sleeves and fight these furbolgs himself.

Monsters at level six or seven are not difficult to defeat, and Nu Tao quickly completed the White Tiger Female Knight's commission.

He doesn't plan to go back now, and decides to go to the Banishil Cave to complete the awakening sacred objects and then deliver them together.

Carefully following the monster's cordon, Raging Waves arrived at the entrance to Banishil's den.

If there were a few players fighting monsters and completing tasks there just now, this place is really sparsely populated, and not a single player can be seen.

"It's really strange. Don't they all do the task?"

Nu Tao is a little confused.

Looking at the current situation, I can only rely on myself to break into the Banethil den.

Different from the previous Black Silk Cave and Hellstone Cave, the entrance to this Banethil Cave has been repaired by the night elves, and there is a bear paw sign hanging on the lintel.

Obviously, this was once the sphere of influence of the night elves.

But now, this place has also been occupied by furbolgs.

The entrance to the den is guarded by two white furbolg defenders and two brown knob-backed shamans.

They are all level 8 monsters, which is one level higher than the current Raging Wave. It is absolutely impossible to break through forcefully, and you can only use various methods to defeat them.

Using the anger skill, he first pulled a furbolg defender over and killed it without any danger, and then pulled a knobback shaman to sacrifice.

The shaman looked like a high-level intellectual who knew magic. Nu Tao had been guarding against him using spells, but the other party just held the staff in his hand and knocked against Nu Tao.

Is this a repeater?

Then just when his remaining health was about to die, he saw his hands light up with green light. Before Nu Tao could make his next attack, his health was full in two seconds!

"Holy crap! This monster can regain its health!"

There was no choice but to hit him again. This time nothing happened. When the opponent was still in health and he was casting a healing spell, he stabbed his throat with a staff and dealt a fatal blow, killing him.

Die.

There was no need to fight the remaining two monsters. Raging Waves followed their warning line and carefully ran into the Banishil den.

After entering, you can see many traces of manual excavation.

Including load-bearing pillars placed not far away, as well as dim lights overhead.

The beast's den winds downwards, and after turning a corner, it suddenly opens up.

Below is a huge hollowed out cavity, with many furbolgs wandering around. In addition to the furbolg defenders and knobback shamans seen outside, there is also a new monster, the knobback diviner.

Not only that, there are many passages here that connect to other directions. From the small map, it looks like a huge maze!

I thought the Black Silk Cave was complicated enough before, but later I realized it was nothing compared to the Hell Stone Cave.

I feel that the structure of the Hellstone Cave is complex enough, but it pales in comparison to the current Bannesil Cave.

No wonder no one comes. Isn’t it embarrassing to have to find four small props by yourself in such a huge underground maze?

Really! If you are really worried about the safety of those sleeping druids, you should send the white tiger female knight to help me. Haven't you heard of the principle that men and women can work together without getting tired?

If you just rush in like this, you will definitely be torn alive by those furbolgs.

At a loss for a while, Nu Tao returned to the character selection page and returned his consciousness to his body.

It was comfortable to lie down, and there was no lack of blood flow like in the morning. Mu Tao stretched and sat up from the bed.

Minimize the game interface and open the NGA web page.

He generally doesn't like to use game guides and prefers the feeling of exploring by himself. However, this huge underground maze is beyond his ability. Nu Tao decided to seek help from off-site for the time being and at least determine the specific locations of the four props.

, and you won’t have to bump around in the maze.

Enter the words "Awaken Holy Object" in the search bar and click search. There are quite a few posts that pop up.

Many people are complaining that this mission is too difficult, there are too many monsters, the mission items are too scattered, and the terrain is too complex.

After flipping over and over, there was no precise coordinate for any of the mission props, which made Mu Tao almost give up.

Then I saw a reply message:

"The difficulty of the task of awakening the sacred object can be called epic. It is the most difficult task in the novice village of all races. The underground palace has as many as four floors, a cross-spiral structure, and there are many and strong monsters. It is recommended to give up immediately."
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Originally, Mu Tao was a little discouraged, but as soon as he saw the three words epic, he immediately became energetic.

Isn’t it the pleasure of challenging difficulty that’s what playing World of Warcraft is like? Otherwise, what’s the difference between it and that kind of garbage online game that automatically finds paths and automatically fights monsters?

Epic level? What I play is epic level! If it doesn’t work for one hour, just two hours. If it doesn’t work for two hours, just three hours. I don’t believe I can’t get through it!

Nu Tao re-entered the game as if he had been beaten to death.

As soon as his vision became clear, he noticed that there was an extra person beside him, who was peering inside.

"Good day, powerful warrior, are you also here to find the four awakening sacred objects to help the sleeping Druid?"

The female night elf warrior named Ruhua was silent for a long time before typing: "Good day, wise druid, as you said, I came to find the four awakening sacred objects, but the corruption inside

There are too many furbolgs."

Nu Tao is very immersed in the role: "Since we have a common goal, why not go together and fight against the corrupted furbolgs together."

With that said, he invited Ruhua to form a team.
Chapter completed!