All living beings in Azeroth share the same land. Stranglethorn Vale and Zandalari Island share the same heavy rain during the rainy season.
Tonatiu stretched out his hand to catch the raindrops falling from the eaves. It was cool and clean.
Four days have passed since the battle at the top of the giant seal. Zul has been very busy these days, but he has been free.
After an open heart-to-heart communication yesterday, Tonatiu reluctantly believed the prophet.
The reason why it is forced is mainly because the prophet is a big villain in the game plot.
The reason why I believe it is also because in the game plot, everything the prophet does is to revive the troll empire.
To put it simply, this generation of Zul is an excellent Zul, and can even predict the second cataclysm.
No one can even enter Pandaria. Even though that continent is blocked by fog, Zul can lead his fleet in and out of Pandaria at will and cooperate with the mogu.
This ability is countless times compared to Velen's "prophet".
What is the prophet of Velen?
In fact, what the Naaru said was what he predicted.
In the end, the mother of the Naaru was shot by a blind old man. Velen no longer believed in the Naaru, and his prophetic ability was gone.
At the same time, Zul is also a fanatical giant troll.
In order to revive the trolls, they would even risk the life and death of the world, and even dare to create such a thing as an ancient god.
What's even more exaggerated is that, unprecedented and unprecedented, he was the first to successfully destroy the Titan's seal and release G'huun.
You must know that this is an achievement that even the betrayed Titan Guardians and the Aqir Empire, as well as the ancient gods themselves, cannot achieve.
This operation preceded N'Zoth's release. Thanks to his planning, G'huun was released by him despite the simultaneous efforts of the Alliance and the Horde to prevent him.
If it weren't for G'huun's incompetence, the adventurers and the secondary Titan Guardians could easily kill him; if it weren't for King Dazar, whom he had high hopes for resurrecting, because he was too strong-willed and chose to kill Zul as soon as he was resurrected, preferring that Zandalar not be revived.
We must also kill the traitors who took refuge in the ancient gods...
If it weren't for these two factors, maybe Zul would have succeeded.
To tell the truth, without being an enemy, when I was still an earthling, after experiencing the plot of Zul's betrayal in the game.
Tonatiu truly admires Zul.
Zul was once a close friend of the god-king Rastakhan.
A prophet who tried his best to make Zandalari and the trolls stronger.
When Rastakhan showed no concern for the survival of the Zandalari Empire due to the pain of losing his wife, Zul must have been the most shocked, heartbroken, and angry troll.
At that time, Zul must have regarded Rastakhan's behavior as an unforgivable betrayal.
The Blood God, Naga, Thunder God, and all the troll tribes scattered in the world, Zul used all means to avoid the decline of the Zandalari Empire, and at that time, Rastakhan was obviously an obstacle.
He planned to eradicate the God-King, then resurrect the first emperor Dasa, and let the entire troll clan join G'huun.
From his perspective, and with the resources he has access to, this is the best plan he can do.
Here, I have to say that Dasa was worthy of being the first emperor.
Ai Xing was the first person to rebel against the ancient gods.
After his resurrection, Tonatiu was deeply impressed by his words to Zul: "I will spend my whole life fighting against your master!"
The final step in Zul's grand plan, when the blood troll army and Mythrax the Deconstructor attack the final seal.
When Rastakhan, who had been blessed by the god of death Bwonsamdi, was fighting with Zul who had opened the giant's seal door, Zul shouted at the dismantler Misraks who was entangled by several loa on the high platform: "Take advantage of the opportunity.
Now!"
Misrax the Deconstructor immediately blasted a purple ball of light with all his strength, destroying the final seal.
When he saw Zul's seal being destroyed, he was neither overjoyed nor retreating. His only action was to drop the weapon in his hand and calmly withstand Rastakhan's chest-piercing sword.
Is this an apology for stabbing his old friend in the back?
If not, since all his plans have been realized, there is no need for him to choose to end himself like this.
Because of this, Tonatiu reluctantly believed in Zul.
He is basically aware of Zul's plan.
The prophet wanted Zandalar to be owned by Tonatiu, use his power to strengthen Zandalar, and finally unify the trolls and revive the troll empire.
Zul mistook him for G'huun, and what he did was very clear, just to push Tonatiu up.
As for why he did this, Zul's explanation was that in the prophecy, Tonatiu would be the best choice for Zandalari and the trolls.
Zul also said that the prophecies of the Zandalari prophets were not mist or other means.
It was the Zul who could hear the voice of the "world". The first Zul heard the voice of the world, which led to the bloody battle between the trolls and the Aqir, and led to the evolution of the trolls.
It was precisely because of this contribution that King Dasa, who also heard some voices of the world at that time, respected Zul so much.
The First Emperor of the Trolls crazily admired Zul among his tribe, so that all troll cities and heroes must have "Zul" or "Zul" in front of them. If they don't, they won't be qualified.
For example, Zinsaro is also a troll city, but it has no reputation among the trolls at all.
Although there is "Xin" in its name, which is also an honorific title among trolls, "Xin" is just the name of King Dasa's wife, the first troll queen, and it is not as noble as "ancestor".
It must be said that King Dasa was very wise and majestic. A first-generation emperor did not establish personal authority, but crazily respected his assistant ministers.
Probably he knew that the emperor would die and his descendants would be dissatisfied, resulting in the decline of the clan without a good leader.
On the contrary, Zul's skills can be passed down, and the troll emperor can manage the country well as long as he follows the prophecies and suggestions.
Perhaps it was precisely because of this that Dasa admired "Zur" crazily, so that future generations could respect Zul and listen to the voice of the world.
It is obvious that his descendants only respected "Zul" in name, but not much in fact.
As a result, the troll empire flourished for hundreds of years, then quickly fell and was easily overthrown by its former "common people".
The troll empire would be defeated so quickly, except because the arcane power of the Kaldorei was the most powerful enemy the trolls had ever encountered.
There is probably another profound reason why the Kaldorei ancestors listened to Zul's prophecy and listened to the voice of the world, and they were favored by the world.
On the contrary, the disobedient trolls lost favor and were naturally beaten by the favored kaldorei.
There is another evidence to prove this, and that is the actions of the wilderness demigods.
At first, all the wild demigods gathered around the trolls, accompanying them, and some of them even became the loa of the trolls.
However, after the birth of the Kaldorei, except for those wild demigods who boarded the pirate ship and became Loa, everyone else went to the Kaldorei side.
The wilderness demigods are the essence of the world. They are the essence of the world. In a sense, they can be said to be the world's guardians and white blood cells.
Why would they do that?
Apart from the world, no other existence can make them so obedient.
Not even the Titans can.
Their choice is self-evident.
It's the world's choice.
You must know that the Well of Eternity is actually very big. If the trolls listen to the last prophecy of the first generation Zul and all the troll empire migrate to live near it, then...
The more Tonatiu thought about it, the more he felt that the "truth of the world" Zul said might really be the truth.
As for whether this truth was true, he felt that there was only one way to verify it, and that was for "the world" to tell him in person one day.
In the world of Azeroth, the "world" is of course Ai-chan, the strongest titan in the embryo.
Tonatiu suddenly thought: If this truth is true, could the voice of the world heard by Zul in the past be Ai-chan's voice?
The more I think about it, the more likely it is.
The more I thought about it, the more I fell into deep thought.
Finally Tonatiu gave up thinking about this problem.
"Stay alive, survive until the end, and you will always know the truth about the world."
He stopped thinking about this complicated problem and started paying attention to the system panel.
The investment of more than 1.4 million faith points was not wasted. In just 4 days, the number of believers in the entire Dazar'alor region increased exponentially.
This afternoon, Tonatiu met with Zakadze and Duval.
There was nothing much to say to Zakaze, and the young desert troll was so excited that he was talking nonsense.
The reason for the excitement is that he was appointed by Zul as a member of the Imperial Generals decades in advance. A teenage general was unprecedented in troll history.
It's not that there are no Zandalari trolls who have objections, but those who dare to speak out have basically died in the great turmoil.
Among the surviving priestly aristocrats, except for some of the priests of the three giants, the rest are all priests who are close to Zul or have little ability.
The priests are in charge of the highest power of the empire, and the governors and generals must obey the orders of the Zanchuli Council, which is mainly composed of priests.
Zul's appointment quickly came true due to the strong request of the prophet and no opposition from the trolls.
Zakaze will take office soon, and it is said that he will go to the Vol'ton area, which is full of desert, which is very suitable for the desert troll to be the boss.
Duval also reported a piece of data to Tonatiu that pleased him:
"In three days, the number of followers of God Tona and God Tiu increased from more than 20,000 trolls to almost 200,000 now..."
The number of believers increased several times in three days, and most of the credit was due to the pretentious propaganda that night after the battle between the light troll and Enlaki.
Most of the Zandalari trolls have learned that Lazan was seriously injured by two monsters, Gonk and Pa'ku were defeated, and the other Loa did not even dare to come out.
Duval seized this opportunity and trumpeted that Tonatiu was the messenger of the two Loa gods, sent by the Supreme Sun and Moon to drive away the Faceless Men.
Combined with everything the trolls saw, many trolls who were originally Loa's food immediately switched to the Sun and Moon gods.
This situation is reflected on the system panel, which is that the power of faith generated every day in the entire Dazar'alor region has increased countless times, almost half as much as Tanaris and Zutona combined!
Tonatiu's daily faith value income has also increased to about 9,000 to 10,000 units per day.
This speed is at least three levels faster than before!
At this rate, the investment of more than 1.4 million in faith power will be able to recover the cost in more than 100 days.
This finally comforted Tonatiu. After all, he lost a good weapon and spent so many faith points. He had to have some visible income to feel comfortable.
After looking at the system panel for a while, I felt like a miser happily watching the faith value increase little by little, just like the author happily watching the writer's background subscription data increase little by little.
"It would be even better if it could skyrocket!" Tonatiu muttered, and then opened a function that he rarely used after becoming a divine being and was always managed by the system.
