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“No, Chieftain! Those aren’t planes, they’re some powerful beasts!” Seeing Jack’s disbelief, another knight added.

Upon hearing their conversation, Jack Sully frowned deeply.

Wild beasts? What kind of wild beasts could humans possibly bring? Let's not even talk about how many animals on Earth are nearly extinct. Even if they weren't, they wouldn't stand a chance against the wild beasts on Pandora. Their size alone is on a completely different level. And like humans, Earth's wild beasts would be completely unable to adapt to Pandora's air and environment.

But no matter what, seeing is believing.

So he still plans to take people to see it in person!

So he and Netini immediately mounted their Spotted River Beasts and, with a squad of Spotted River Beast riders, set off towards the landing point of the "Sky People".

Because this time, the human landing point was relatively far from the Na'vi tribe's location and closer to the sea, he was very vigilant, but he also believed that the other side could not expand into his territory too quickly.

Moreover, due to the short time available, he did not have time to investigate the specific situation of the "Sky People".

But not long after they took off, Jack discovered that the situation was more serious than he had imagined.

The Na'vi's homeland and their mother tree, Ava, are both located in the core area where the Thunderstone is situated—the area where the floating islands known to humans as the Hallelujah Mountains are located.

Besides being the homeland of the Na'vi, Hallelujah Mountain is also the largest settlement of Spotted Creek Beasts on Pandora.

Not long after Jack and his crew flew out, they discovered countless Spotted Creek Beasts flying in groups toward the outskirts of Hallelujah Mountain. Even higher in the clouds, they spotted swarms of Phantoms.

The phantoms, which live solitary lives and never act in groups unless they mate, are now appearing in large numbers.

How can this be?

It should be noted that even the previous large-scale human offensive had not alerted such a large number of Spotted River Beasts and Phantoms.

What happened in the end?

"It's those flying beasts released by the Sky People, it must be them, they're already attacking Thunderstone!" said the Spotted Stream Beast Knight who had previously served as a sentinel.

Are you kidding me? How could humans possibly possess such powerful flying beasts? It's more likely that Earthlings brought in a giant dragon!

Jack couldn't help but let his mind wander.

"Jack, look at the ground!" Just then, Neytiri shouted to Jack from the side.

Upon hearing this, Jack looked in the direction Neytiri pointed and saw countless native land animals, like the Spotted Creek Beast and the Phantom, surging in one direction on the jungle floor in the distance.

"Let's go take a look!" Jack didn't hesitate. After giving the order, he immediately rode the Spotted Creek Beast toward the place where the animals had gathered.

……

On the other side, General Quagsty, riding on the back of a protodragon, frowned as he watched the endless stream of creatures surging towards Pandora from afar.

The animal uprising on Pandora was indeed caused by the animals released by Quarch.

But not only were Jack and the Na'vi surprised, even he, the one who started it all, was astonished.

He didn't understand either. He had only released some dinosaurs and the Protosaurus, which could barely be considered a giant dragon, so how did it cause such a commotion, with all the animals in the jungle starting to riot?

Even on the distant horizon, one can see giant sea creatures swimming about.

However, the base has not yet been expanded to the sea surface, so those sea monsters can't do anything to them.

Quark was puzzled by this, but didn't have many good solutions.

He had also consulted with the scientists on the Startup Star and the research robots that Josie had sent him.

But none of them have any answers to the current situation.

Thinking of this, Quarch couldn't help but open the trading device's communication and contact Josie.

"Why are you contacting me again so soon? I hope it's good news!" On the other end of the communicator, Josie, who was fiddling with a tree branch, immediately answered the call.

"I'm sorry to bother you again, Mr. Kahn!" Quarch apologized as soon as the call connected.

"Hmm, it's okay. Is there some problem?" Josie asked.

"I have indeed encountered a small problem!" Quachi then explained in detail the problem he was facing.

"An animal riot? Interesting!" Upon hearing Quachi's words, a hint of interest appeared on Josie's face. "Could it be..."

Because this seemingly organized riot by the animals on Pandora is clearly against the laws of biology.

It is important to know that although the Proto-Dragon is somewhat different from the traditional dragons known to humans, it is essentially a native species with a bloodline even purer than that of the colorless dragons.

So in addition to magic, dragon's might and dragon's breath are also present.

Therefore, unless it is a creature like the Phantom, which is also a top predator, ordinary wild beasts would not even have time to run away when they sense the aura of the Proto-Dragon, so how could they possibly riot?

But according to Quarch, even the smallest reptiles on Pandora now seem to dare challenge the majesty of the Proto-Dragon.

This is clearly very abnormal.

"Could it be something?" Quarch couldn't help but ask when he heard that Josie only said half of what she meant.

"Quarchi, do you believe in the existence of gods in the universe?" Josie asked with a slight smile.

“…Gods? Mr. Kahn, I thought you were an atheist!” Quarch frowned upon hearing Josie’s words.

In his view, Josie, who possesses so much extraordinary technology, should be a tech supremacist.

“In fact, Quach, technology and gods are not contradictory… In a sense, the proto-dragon I traded to you is no longer a creature of ordinary origin, is it?… So I have a little bit of a guess about Pandora’s situation, but it still needs to be verified. I’ll send an advisor to you now!” Faced with Quach’s questioning, Josie did not explain or show off her magic to prove it, but directly issued a trade request.

Upon hearing that Josie had started the First Dragon, Quagmire couldn't help but glance at the mount he was currently riding.

It seems really...

"This is..." When he saw what Josie had traded for, his eyes widened again.

Two amazing people?

Well, the "awesome person" here doesn't refer to a powerful or impressive individual, but rather a humanoid creature with the appearance of an ox.

“This is a Minotaur, an intelligent being from the same world as the Proto-Dragon. Treat him well, he will help you figure out the current situation in Pandora... By the way, don’t confuse him with the cows we know, they actually eat beef too!” Josie instructed.

What he traded to Quach were two tauren from Azeroth, or more precisely, two yak-men, one a druid and the other a shaman.

Josie once thought that Tauren Druids only appeared after the three wars of Azeroth, after their contact with the Night Elves, and after Hamuul Runetotem became Malfurion's apprentice.

However, after Abidis landed in Northrend a few years ago, Josie learned from Abidis that the truth was not so.

Hamuul Runetotem was the first Tauren to join the Cenarion Circle and was the leader of the Horde's Druids, that's true.

But he was not the first Tauren Druid.

As early as ancient times, the Minotaur's ancestors, the Minotaur, had already begun learning the ways of nature from the wild demigod Cenarion.

Back then, Azeroth was still teeming with trolls.

Tired of the war with the trolls, the bison migrated south to the Mogu Empire, and it was from that time that they abandoned the way of nature.

However, a small number of bison still lived in the northernmost part of Northrend and evolved into yak people.

Because of the presence of guardians and green dragons, a small portion of these yak people have maintained their traditions of following the way of nature.

As for why players don't seem to find any druids among the yaks when logging into Northrend in the game.

That's probably because it was almost wiped out by the Scourge, trolls, Vrykul, and the Spider Empire.

The same goes for shamans. Josie thought that the shaman profession was brought by the orcs from Draenor, but in fact, the tauren also had shamans in ancient times, and their lineage was preserved more completely than that of the druids.

Of course, Abidis only discovered this information after landing in Northumberland and making contact with the Yak people's tribe.

While the Tauren of this period may not be considered particularly powerful, their numbers were far greater than the few scattered individuals during the Wrath of the Lich King era. According to Abidis, aside from Icecrown Glacier and Storm Peaks, the Tauren were found throughout Draenor and were not few in number!

Chapter 338 The Will of Pandora

The new human camp established by Quach is surrounded on all sides by the endless carcasses of animals from Pandora.

However, in the distance, a large number of animals were still converging on the camp.

These animals have been charging through the camp like madmen for a whole day.

If it weren't for the fact that the mechanical legion Josie traded to Quarch was large enough, had strong enough firepower, and had also used warships and fighter jets to carry out a massive bombing campaign with weapons of mass destruction, then...

It seems unlikely that we can stop these creatures that have gone completely mad.

On a makeshift altar deep within the camp, a yak-man's hand gleamed with elemental energy, echoing a crystal on the altar.

He was the shaman yakman that Josie sent to Quach, named Coruno Flashhoof.

After a long while, the elemental energy in Coruno Flashhoof's hand subsided, and he let out a heavy sigh.

"How are you, my brother?" asked another yak-man holding a staff. He was another druid yak-man named Karensa Flashhoof.

They are brothers.

“I have the same conclusion as you: the spirits of nature in this world are angry because of our existence, and are even refusing to communicate with us!” Coruno Flashhoof said in a deep voice.

"It's truly regrettable. This is the first time I've ever seen such a powerful spirit of nature. It's just a pity that it's so hostile towards us!" Karenza Flashhoof said with some heartache as she looked at the devastated land in the distance, ravaged by the bombing.

As a druid, one instinctively rejects this destruction of nature.

Fortunately, he is not an extreme nature protector and can distinguish between friend and foe.

“Then let’s report it like this!” Coruno Flashhoof patted his brother on the shoulder, then turned and walked down from the altar.

"Master Coruno, what was the result?" Quachi, who had been waiting quietly below the altar, hurriedly stepped forward and asked as Coruno descended from the altar.

"The leader's guess is correct. The nature spirit of this planet has already developed its own consciousness. The reason why the current situation is happening is because it is extremely rejecting us outsiders who carry the aura of nature spirits from another universe. The way to get rid of this situation is very simple. As long as we and those proto-dragons leave this world, that will be enough!" Coruno Flashhoof told Quachi his conclusion.

“The spirit of nature? What is that?” Quagmi asked, frowning.