Through the transformation of the great engineer Greenhill, it looks like a British-style four-wheeled carriage, but in fact, in addition to the power system, it relies on two mixed-blood alpine horses.

Other things, this carriage is not short of things on a Hyundai car that takes into account both off-road and comfort.

If you remove the carriage and look at the transmission system, it will be enough to surprise those local dwarf engineers or goblin engineers.

After all, the world Greenhill lives in is a future Azeroth who has experienced all kinds of major events.

Relying on the Titan technology left over from the places of Odur Odam Pandalia and the fel technology learned from the Burning Legion.

The engineering level of Azeroth in the future can be said to be far beyond the present timeline of Warcraft 3.

Mi Shan leaned on the sofa in the car, feeling the same vibration as massage while sighing that technological progress has made life more convenient.

If it weren't for Greenhill's transformation, Mi Shan would probably have turned her butt into several petals this time.

Even as the artery of the Storm Kingdom, the road from Shemjin Town to Storm City is still just a rammed earth road covered with gravel.

There is no change compared to the memory in the game. The only difference is that the real version of this road is more bumpy than in the game.

In addition to the similar pavement materials as in the game, there is also something similar to those in the game on this main road of Storm Kingdom.

That is, every distance, it is estimated that there will be a wooden fence for fifty or sixty meters, and every three or four such wooden fences, an oil lamp is hung.

The sky has not dimmed yet, but these oil lamps have already flashed with seemingly faint but cannot be ignored.

It seems that what is covered by these wooden fences and oil lanterns is civilization, while what is outside is only primitive and barbaric.

As the carriage advanced, Mishan also saw a trailer that was fueling these oil lamps.

The coachman, who looks no younger than Fare, the owner of the Lion King's Proud Hotel, stood there and took off his hat to pay tribute when he saw the carriage Mi Shan was riding.

It is probably because of the carriage that was transformed by Greenhill, it looks like a noble person who is qualified to ride it.

"Sure enough, reality is reality, far from what is in the game." Mi Shan sighed again.

Greenhill, who was concentrating on driving the carriage, heard Mi Shan's emotion, and was slightly stunned and asked:

"Sir, what does Azeroth look like in the game?"

"Don't you know?" Mi Shan said strangely.

"I... just feel that the game world you know seems to be a little different from the Azeroth world I know." Greenhill said carefully.

"It's really different. After all, I'm just playing a game, strange... I thought you came over from the game with me." Mi Shan knocked on the car board and said strangely.

"I know very clearly that I am your game character, but at the same time, I also remember every bit of my life in this world."

Greenhill, who was driving, looked up at the forest that was gradually fading around and continued:

"In my memory, I have walked through this forest countless times, flying, riding, or simply walking."

"When I just walked out of the North County Monastery, this forest carries a lot of my memories."

"Is that true? So that's it..." Mi Shan said thoughtfully.

The game world in the eyes of Mishan as a player is different from the world in which Green Hill lives as a game character.

In the eyes of the former, games are just games, while for the latter, games of the former are their own reality.

As for why the game suddenly changed so much after it became a reality, I can only say that it was like this, but the game is limited to its own engine and cannot be expressed at all.

If we really follow the reality that Mishan saw after traveling through time, then the modeling and number of NPCs of Shinjin Town alone would be enough to make Blizzard Company go bankrupt.

"Stop." Mi Shan knocked on the carriage again.

Greenhill, who had stopped by controlling the carriage, saw Mi Shan crawling to her side and sitting with her in the position of the coachman.

"Sir... are you?" Greenhill, who was squeezed into a left-handed driver from it, said strangely.

"Ah, it's really refreshing to watch the forest directly outside." Mi Shan said.

"Sir, it's getting dark." The two of them set off in the afternoon. At normal speed, they must have to spend the night in the forest.

"Ahem, I mean, the car is stuffy." Mi Shan's face looked a little embarrassed.

"Sir, the car is safer, and I have installed the T500 air purification system." Greenhill said as if he didn't notice Mi Shan's mood changes.

"What is that? Have I learned this design drawing?" Mi Shan, who heard this kind of engineering product for the first time, was stunned, but then realized that this was not the point, he said:

"Well, I think it's too boring to be alone."

"Sir..." Greenhill had to say something else.

Mi Shan interrupted the other party directly and said, "Okay, I won't be kidding anymore, I just hope you will be with me for a while."

"Yes, sir." Greenhill moved further to the left, freeing up a more spacious seat for Mishan. Fortunately, Greenhill considered the function of driving together at the beginning, and neither of them in the same driver's seat felt that it was too crowded.

The Elvin Forest under the night is not quiet, and you can always hear waves of wolf howling or the sound of other animals running in the forest.

Sometimes Mishan even hears the call of fish people "Ula Ula", but if you listen carefully, you can't hear it, which seems to be just an illusion.

...Even if a veteran player who can defeat Hogg when he first met, he may die inadvertently at the hands of the fishman in the Elvin Forest.

So it is natural that this illusion will appear. Who made those fishmen understand the principles of PPPPPPPPVP?

But what I heard the most clearly was the sound of horse hooves, the sound of wooden wheels rolling across the gravel road, and the sound of people around me breathing evenly and slowly.

"That..." Mi Shan suddenly spoke.

"I'm here, sir." Greenhill, who was about to take out the headlights, immediately stopped the movement in his hand.

"Maybe...it's not maybe. I mean, you are my only relative in this world." Is it considered a relative? Maybe it is, isn't it said that those who play female roles are like raising daughters?

"So the same goes for me, sir." Greenhill responded calmly.

"It's different. Even if I've played that game before, but I'm traveling through time, to this world, I'm just a stranger who accidentally broke into it." Mi Shan shook her head and said, "But you're just going back to the past. There are many people or things that are very important to you, but it hasn't happened yet."

"Sir..." Greenhill's tone fluctuated a little:

"I am so lucky to meet you in reality."

"All my things are not as good as the bond between me and you, Lord."

"You... are my world." After saying that, Greenhill pulled the reins and stopped the carriage, stood up: "And protecting you... fight for you is everything to me."

Mi Shan, who was about to stand up in wonder, was about to say something, and a sound of bowstrings popping in his ears.

More than a week of training allowed Mishan to subconsciously bend her body.

However, Mishan, who had minimized the area of ​​his attack as much as possible, did not hear the sound of the arrow hitting anything, nor did she feel any impact on her body.

Before Mi Shan could die, she looked up to see who was attacking whom, and she heard the female knight beside her shout:

"Get out, we will only hide in the dark grass worms!"

...It's so strong that Mi Shan was about to complain, and a dazzling light illuminated the Elvin Forest at night.

Even though he lowered his head, Mi Shan, who was only white between his eyes, immediately changed the complaint he had prepared to "Who is that? I'm blind, come here and I'll give you a blessing."
Chapter completed!