American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 553 You also want to create an Infinite Tsukuyomi?

Rune didn't tell Ursoc his request because it was unnecessary; Rune trusted that the god of the wilderness would keep his promise.

However, the voice from within the Sea of ​​No Light rang out again. He was confused, he was doubtful, he was questioning Rune why he didn't completely devour it along with his heart energy.

The Void likes this kind of thing, and the Void Lords he created also believe in the idea of ​​survival of the fittest. In their view, the losers should be trampled underfoot and become the resources of the victors. This is also one of the reasons why the Void doesn't care that Rune wants to kill Xavius ​​on this trip.

Therefore, the Force does not understand Rune's decision to let Usok go.

"Usok is a competent god, and I have no intention of making things difficult for him." Rune continued forward.

This bear god sacrificed his life for Azeroth, and because he worried that Ursoc's Claw would make the bears bloodthirsty and brutal, thus unleashing a bear plague on the land, he put away the artifact and quietly watched them fall into ruin.

He is a good god. Even though the bear monster's civilization is in decline, it is still much better than having a place in history because of its ferocity, only to be humiliated by other races later.

Ursoc's Claw is indeed a powerful artifact, but whether it's the Guardian's Staff, the Dragon Soul, or the Scythe of the Moon, which artifact isn't stronger? Once the bear-men dare to start a war, their demise is not far off.

Rather than allowing the bear-monster civilization to perish completely after a brief period of glory, Ursok chose to let it die slowly. Perhaps during this process, one or two outstanding bear-monsters would be able to delay or even revitalize their civilization.

That's enough.

In Azeroth, hope is priceless. Humans relied on it to defeat the orcs, and Velen relied on it to survive over 20,000 years of exile.

"I still can't understand, my friend, shouldn't the weak dedicate everything they have to the strong?"

Rune sighed, "Some advantages don't help in the battle itself, but they are necessary conditions for the development of individuals and even civilizations."

"Furthermore—haven't you noticed? The Void Lords are unable to reach a unified understanding; they're fighting amongst themselves—"

"The Void Lords, represented by Dimensius, wanted to completely devour the real universe and return it all to the void. However, some Void Lords created the Old Gods. They tended to combine void energy with real-world creations to create puppets and thus seize control of the real universe."

"Look at Ai-chan!"

"While the Old Gods certainly influenced Azeroth, Azeroth also influenced the Old Gods. The Order-created beings made by the Titans were freed from their predetermined order and given free will and flesh and blood because of the Old Gods' Curse of Flesh."

"In fact, other creations created by the Force were also influenced by her in various ways, eventually becoming beings with the freedom to choose the six Forces."

"This is Azeroth, the most powerful planet soul in history. She must either become the arbiter who balances the six Forces, or become the representative of a certain Force and forge it into the Supreme Force. There is no third option."

Rune grinned. "All your schemes were cleverly thwarted by her. Although Azeroth is still weak, she is much smarter than you and other Forces, so she is destined to be stronger than you."

In the future, after Sargeras' Dark Blade entered Azeroth, Azeroth cleverly bestowed the Heart of Azeroth upon the high lords, allowing them to absorb Azerite from their own blood to heal themselves.

And what did Azeroth give in return?

These are merely blessings, and those adventurers, past, present, and future, will fight to protect her, so this is both a reward and an armor.

Disguising necessary expenses as rewards — Are there any streetlights that can hold Titans?

The whisper from the void paused for a moment, then said, "Ah, I must say, you're right, survival of the fittest isn't a perfect option—so why not join us?"

"I will make you the helmsman of the Void. Since you have seen through Azeroth's schemes, you naturally have the ability to corrupt Azeroth. The Void also needs your guidance. Wise one, as long as you join us, we will not be stingy. You will receive everything I have."

However, these views are not actually Rune's own original ideas. There are quite a few story-driven fans in World of Warcraft, and he was just picking up scraps from others. Although the Void is indeed generous, Rune does not want to hang himself solely on the Void as the Force.

Moreover, it was too late for him to say anything now. Five giant dragons blocked the only way to the Rift of Arryn, and their size and the corrupt aura they exuded were far more powerful than the few green dragons that were just there to make up the numbers.

Rune recognized them at a glance.

It was Eranikus and his most loyal followers, Lethorn, Emerys, Tyral, and Isendre, along with a large number of dragonkin.

These four-legged dragons were originally a force guarding the entrance to the Emerald Dream, but their masters had fallen, not to mention the dragonmen themselves.

The most esteemed member here, Ysera's companion Eranikus, fell from grace because of his connection to Hakkar, the troll god and blood god.

In ancient times, Hakkar helped the Stranglethorn Vale trolls awaken their berserk powers with Hakkar's blood to fight the Aqir insectoids, and established a blood pact requiring regular blood sacrifices. This cruel god demanded a large number of souls be sacrificed to him every day so that he could come to the material world and drink the blood of all living beings.

Some trolls, awakened by Hakkar's brutality, went to great lengths to destroy his avatar and exile him from the material world. However, some of Hakkar's faithful priests, the trolls known as the Atal'ai priests, refused to abandon their faith in Hakkar and were thus exiled to the Swamp of Sorrows.

But this still couldn't wake up these Atal'ai trolls.

Ultimately, the Atal'ai trolls built a great temple for the false god Hakkar in the Swamp of Sorrows, and their plan to summon him reached Ysera's ears. She immediately dispatched her consort Eranikus to lead an army to destroy the temple.

Even under the attack of the dragon legion, the Atal'ai priests still managed to summon Hakkar, instantly reversing the situation. It was Eranikus who chose to sacrifice himself, releasing all his energy to drive Hakkar back into the Twisting Nether.

The Green Dragonflight destroyed Hakkar's physical avatar, believing their mission accomplished. However, Eranikus, corrupted by both Hakkar's blood and the Old Gods, succumbed to darkness and became the Tyrant of Dreams.

"Poor mortal—" Eranikus stood up, looking at Rune with disdain. "You don't even know what you're doing. Your master's wish is about to be fulfilled, and all of Azeroth will be plunged into a dream!"

Upon hearing this, Rune raised an eyebrow.

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