After a period of special tracking and investigation, Sarlayan and Valeera discovered some patterns in how the other party selects targets to attack.
In addition to using different treatment methods for different races, by comparing the order of the victimized villages and towns on the map, the approximate direction of movement of the opponent can also be inferred.
Sarlayan knelt down and pointed on a rough map: "That mysterious man should have first appeared in the middle of C'Thun's territory."
"Perhaps because he was not familiar with the place, he initially took a detour to a sparsely populated area near the front line. Then he suddenly realized that he had turned around and then headed all the way deep into the densely populated core area."
Sarlayan's fingers slowly moved along the marks on the map, and finally he clicked heavily on the location of Ahn'Qiraj, the capital of the Qiraji.
After this period of stealth investigation, both Sarlayan and Valeera updated their knowledge bases.
Aqir is actually a relatively broad concept. This group is composed of three different insect races, namely the Qiraji, the nerubian spider demons and the mantids.
Among them, the Qiraji, who are the leaders of the group, have the largest population. The main forces under En'Zoth and C'Thun are Qiraji.
Due to different races, there are three capitals of the Aqir people, namely Ahn'Qiraj in the southwest of the continent, Azjol-Nerub in the Arctic, and Karaxivis in the southeast.
Nominally, Ahn'Qiraj is the highest-status among the Aqir capitals, and is the capital in the true sense. To be precise, the other two capitals should be called companion capitals...or municipalities?
Sarlayan had no intention of studying the political structure of the Aqir people in depth. When he and Valeera determined the direction of the mysterious man's whereabouts, they both fell into hesitant silence.
"...What should we do? Do we want to continue to investigate further?"
Valeera's eyes flickered: "Ahn'Qiraj is the capital of the Aqir Empire. Although most of C'Thun's attention is on the front line, it is a thousand-eyed demon with amazing insight. If it is seen through,
Our true body…”
Sarlayan was also hesitant about this: "Indeed, C'Thun in his heyday could spread his eyes to every corner of the territory."
"But from another perspective, since it failed to discover the whereabouts of the mysterious man, theoretically, we should be able to avoid C'Thun's ubiquitous surveillance."
Regardless of whether the guy who hides his head and steals souls everywhere is Zoval, Denathius, or anyone else, one thing is certain, he will never dare to deliver the body under the eyes of the Pantheon.
In other words, he could escape from Enzos' surveillance with just a projection that could reach the level of a demigod at most.
Since even this guy who is unfamiliar with Azeroth can do it, there is no reason why Sharlayan and Valeela can't do it.
Sarlayan, who was still a little worried, muttered and rubbed his eyebrows: "Wait a moment, I will contact Mimiron first and ask his opinion."
As the distance between Sarlayan and Mimiron grew farther and farther, the signal of the first version of the portable communication device became worse and worse. It is said that Mimiron was already making targeted improvements to subsequent versions.
"This...is this...can...?"
After finding a relatively complete hut in an abandoned village, Sarlayan and Valeela tried to activate the portable communication device.
But the result was not ideal. Mimiron's voice was intermittent, and it was difficult to accurately judge what he wanted to say.
"Why"
Continuing to maintain communication, Sarlayan chose to use the old method to assist in communication.
He wrote his questions on a note, borrowed Valeera's space power to locate, and Sarlayan provided magic power to send the note to Mimiron in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
Mimiron himself does not have the ability to use space teleportation spells, but he can use the device he invented to complete the positioning and teleportation of the note.
The portable communication device that was always on was Mimiron's positioning coordinates. It didn't take long for him to accurately transmit a piece of paper to the side of the communicator. The words on the paper were of course in Titan language.
Special mention needs to be made here.
With the exception of Draenei...or Eredar and the two official languages of the Black Empire, all known mortal languages, including Orcish, essentially evolved from Titanic.
No, Orcish is the alien language of Draenor and has nothing to do with Titanic.]
I suggest you think about it before raising questions. This will give you a chance to reconsider. Tip: Who are the ancestors of the orcs?】
...Isn’t he an ogre?】
Then continue to pursue Shuo.]
Orcs-Ogres-One-Eyed Demon-Grond-Magrond-Djinn-Grond, pay attention, here comes the key point, who created Grond?]
Aggramar...ah, I understand.】
The Eredar are a civilization that developed independently of the Titans, while the Faceless Men and the Aqirs are both companion races of the Old Gods, and they have nothing to do with the Titans.
In addition, all known races in Azeroth and Draenor are inextricably linked to the Titans, and their languages evolved from Titanic.
Kalimdor means the land of eternal starlight in the Titan language, and this name has continued to this day since the rise of the night elves. The meaning in Kaldorei and Thalassian is exactly the same as in Titan.
As the source of most languages in Azeroth, Sharlayan's switch to Titan language did not waste much effort. Instead, he was left scratching his head when he learned Qiraji from the nerubians.
Because these are two completely different language families.
If he has free time, Sharlayan, who has learned Qiraji, can switch to the language of the Faceless Men... which is Shathiyar. It will not be too difficult. After all, the source of these two languages is the same, both coming from the ancient gods.
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In the note, Mimiron advised Sharlayan and Valeela to proceed with caution and send him a signal before infiltrating Ahn'Qiraj.
Mimiron has informed Laden of the news that someone is behind the scenes in Azeroth.
In the name of the Great Guardian, Laiden ordered Odin, who was leading the war in the south, to fully cooperate with Mimiron and his "secret agents" to catch the mysterious man of unknown origin.
Mimiron wrote in the letter: "While you are taking action, I will instruct Odin to launch a new round of all-out attack to distract C'Thun."
After reading Mimiron's message, both Sarlayan and Valeera breathed a sigh of relief.
"Fortunately, with the cooperation of the Titan Creation Army, C'Thun should not be able to spare much energy to pay attention to the changes in the rear. We can concentrate on investigating the whereabouts of the mysterious man."
The intensity of the war in the north is not great. There is still a stalemate between Laideng's army and Yogg-Saron, and there is no full-scale war.
This is one of the reasons why the water element can fish without being criticized.
In contrast, the war against C'Thun in the southern part of the mainland has entered a fever pitch.
According to the plan formulated by the Titan Guardians, before Laden and others attack Yogg-Saron with all their strength, Odin must first defeat and seal C'Thun to avoid worries from the south.
As we all know, Odin has a very explosive temper, and being unable to defeat a target for a long time makes him very irritable.
If it weren't for the fact that it takes time to replenish the Titan creations, or even without Mimiron's urging, he would have taken the initiative to lead his army to attack again and completely defeat C'Thun's power as soon as possible.
"Let's go, follow Mimiron's arrangements, and contact him one last time after arriving outside Ahn'Qiraj."
Sharlayan transformed into a Qiraji tank, and Valeera jumped onto his back with ease.
"After we enter the city, we must keep our communications silent to avoid being discovered by C'Thun's peeping tom."
Odin is irritable, and C'Thun has also been anxious recently.
The fighting on the frontline is relatively stable...the Titans are steadily consuming our own war potential.
Judging from the current progress, in three years at the latest, Odin and Thorim and other secondary Titans will be able to advance their troops to the city of Ahn'Qiraj and face C'Thun's body.
If that was all, C'Thun had long expected that this war with the Titans would inevitably end in the Dark Empire's defeat, and it had already begun to prepare for the future.
What really makes C'Thun anxious is the recent spate of strange incidents in which the souls of his people... and even their bodies have disappeared together.
Some of these disappeared people are the chess pieces that C'Thun plans to leave to make a comeback in the future. If that mysterious enemy is allowed to continue to mess around like this, C'Thun's plans for the future will inevitably be seriously affected.
After finally holding on until the Titan Creation army temporarily slowed down its offensive, C'Thun planned to focus on killing the mysterious man with unknown origins first.
"Emperor of Aqir—Vezakremetia! Leave the frontline immediately and return to Ahn'Qiraj to obey my orders!"
On the war front, a tall insect man who was discussing the next strategic plan with his subordinates suddenly stopped all actions, and then bowed respectfully.
"At your will, great master, C'Thun, the Thousand-Eyed God."