Agamagagan, who was already dying, suddenly let out an evil laugh.
This made everyone feel unbelievable, especially the wild boar high priest Calga Thornribs. She clearly felt that the wild boar god Agamaggan, who was originally very familiar, seemed to have become extremely strange.
Agamaggan shook his huge body, the white crescent moon on his head disappeared, and Elune's power left his body.
Then, on Agamaggan's jungle-like back, a few inconspicuous thorns and vines grew crazily.
Like the tentacles of an octopus extending from Agamaggan's back, a power of void and shadow enveloped his huge body.
Hidden in the shadows, Agamaggan became different. All the injuries on his body had recovered. His mouth was covered with sharp fangs, four thick boar legs, and tentacles stretched out from the joints.
Those were clearly the tentacles of the ancient gods.
At the same time, Agamaggan's body was covered by a thick layer of carapace, like a solid tortoise shell.
Facing the changes in Agamaggan, Aegwynn quickly felt relieved after the initial shock. She sighed:
"The void, the shadow, the power of the ancient gods, the persistent pursuit of power, in the end, we are all the same. It seems that I must apologize to you. I thought that even if a wild boar has thought about it for ten thousand years,
You won’t get any smarter.”
"I do not accept your apology. You have offended the dignity of the wilderness gods. Only death can make up for your fault."
Aga Magan's voice was filled with a sense of evil, as if countless people were thinking together, and most of them were women's voices: "There is as much power as there are deaths. When reincarnation ends, the real war will come."
"interesting!"
Aegwynn gave a rare word of praise. She noticed that Agamaggan's tentacles were somewhat different, with a thick carapace covering them.
The carapace is intertwined with each other, and the patterns on the surface of the carapace are extremely beautiful, like the top layer of embroidery. This is obviously different from the known styles of the ancient gods. With his eyebrows raised, Aegwynn smiled and said:
"It's not C'Thun, it's not Yogg-Saron, it's not the N'Zoth I'm familiar with! Oh, that interesting carapace reminds me of a wonderful being. It seems you already know the truth behind the darkness.
"
Agamaggan's tentacles continue to divide and multiply, making his body bigger and bigger: "Human, I have insight into your true purpose. Before this world completely decays, you are greedily sucking the life blood of this world.
.”
"What a smart wild boar."
Aegwynn smiled and nodded, his expression becoming more solemn:
"You see, we are not enemies, but we are in a competitive relationship. Towards my enemies, I will occasionally feel pity and let them escape. But towards my competitors, I have always been ruthless. Because, only one person can
Devouring this world is our destiny."
boom!
Guardian Aegwynn's power increased steadily, and behind her, five huge dragon heads appeared.
"Arcane, frost, fire, plus the power of shadow and natural energy, what a pity. I still can't understand the principle of holy light energy, otherwise I might really be a guardian, protecting Azeroth."
Aegwynn shrugged and said regretfully:
"The Naaru are too selfish. They are unwilling to share the secrets of the Light."
Five magic balls appeared on Aegwynn's right hand, with a magic ball on one finger. Aegwynn showed an extremely solemn look and carefully fused them together.
Aga Magan immediately felt terrified. Although his body had been transformed by the power of the ancient god, and the thick carapace filled him with confidence, he was trembling for some reason and suddenly lost his belief in invincibility.
"Do you feel the power? Agamaggan? Fusion of five elements is my limit. Legend has it that Queen Azshara can fuse the power of six elements, but unfortunately it is not enough to completely destroy the ancient gods. The only one who can fuse seven
The only one who has the power of the elements is Illidan Stormrage, and Naaru is even willing to open the secret of the Holy Light to him. It's a pity that he shouldn't accept the power of evil. Sometimes, arrogance can also lead people to go astray."
Agamaggan knew that he could not retreat, so his tentacles continued to grow, and the tentacles were wrapped with thick carapace. Under the protection of the strong carapace, layers of tentacles surrounded him, firmly protecting him in the center.
"It's a pity that you are not the Ancient God, you are just a believer of the Ancient God. You cannot resist this indestructible power."
Aegwynn showed a cautious look and sighed quietly: "Under normal circumstances, I am not willing to use this magic because it is too dangerous."
Five magic balls were compressed together. It was a black sphere only the size of a table tennis ball, held in the palm of Aegwynn's hand.
After it takes shape, it seems to have a huge suction force, desperately absorbing the surrounding elements, and the ball is gradually expanding.
Aegwynn threw the black ball, drawing a dark trajectory, and landed on Aga Magan's body. As if being attracted, it was firmly sucked to Aga Magan's body, and a thick carapace immediately appeared.
A huge, dark hole.
Agamaggan howled in pain as his flesh and blood, growing tentacles, and indestructible carapace were quickly sucked into the black ball.
"It hurts, doesn't it? I hope you will learn your lesson. You are just a small chess piece and are not qualified to participate in the gambling game." The fusion magic of the five elements made Aegwynn look tired, and his originally bright eyes dimmed.
No light.
"No! No! I won't give in, I will come back." Agamagan shouted.
After absorbing too much shadow energy from Agamaggan, the black ball finally collapsed, creating a terrifying explosion.
Aga Magan's hill-like body quickly disappeared into ashes, not even ashes were left, only a black flame was left, suspended in the air and burning quietly, and it took a while to extinguish.
The resurrection of the quilboar god Agamaggan failed, and years of hard work were ruined. Calgar Thornribs knelt on the ground, covering his face and not knowing whether to cry or laugh. Ironically, other quilboar soldiers who did not know the truth were there.
Cry loudly.
People were immersed in the power of the former guardian, and saw Aegwynn's clothes fluttering in the air, and she was extremely beautiful. Although it was obvious that she was in a weak state, no one dared to take the opportunity to sneak attack on the former guardian.
Aegwynn took a long breath. This spell was very difficult. Although it didn't consume much mana, Aegwynn still felt quite tired. She had consumed too much energy.
After the five dragon heads behind him disappeared, Aegwynn waved to Jaina and was about to give some instructions.
A strange bomb fell from the sky and landed in the tribe's camp, and the surrounding area was immediately filled with green smoke.
Cairn, Bloodhoof, Vol'jin and others all thought that the Forsaken had returned and released the plague again, so they quickly held their breath and rushed out of the smoke, while the soldiers also scrambled to escape.
In this chaotic moment, a fat, strong, extremely ugly two-headed ogre with eyeballs all over his body appeared. He got into the green smoke and knocked out the seriously injured Sal with one punch.
, against the shoulders.
"Aegwynn, Jaina, your efforts today are meaningless. Victory belongs to the Twilight Hammer. All things return to chaos, all things will eventually perish, and the great ogre empire will surely regain its glory."
The two-headed ogre laughed proudly.
"Kol'gall." Aegwynn frowned slightly.
Gul'dan's apprentice, Kor'gall, the founder of the Twilight's Hammer, even though he knew that Aegwynn was weak, he did not dare to challenge the great former guardian. He dived into the portal that had been prepared long ago.
Cho'gall is very cunning, always appearing at the most opportune time to reap the benefits.
Even Robbie didn't think about how Kogar got the news.
Aegwynn did not chase after her. She knew her situation well and it was better to be cautious.
"Go back, Jaina. Let me rest for a while. It won't be too late to go find Thrall. Kor'gall is for the ogre's bride, and I won't hurt his life." Aegwynn held Jaina's shoulder with one hand and said calmly.
said.
Jaina nodded, hurriedly opened the portal, and the two left together, returning to Theramore. (To be continued)