Volume 4: The Fall of the Dragon Chapter 226: There are capable people in the tribe
But then he started to have a headache again. How could he cultivate mana in reality?
In the world of the sky, many professions, monsters, and creatures have mana, which can be roughly divided into two types: innate and acquired.
There are many creatures that are born with magic powers, including magical monsters, demons, elves, mana floaters, dragons...
Some humans are born with magical powers.
There are also many people who practice magic through acquired cultivation. Theoretically, any intelligent creature has the opportunity to acquire magical powers through learning and practice, and it is usually not difficult. Even low-level creatures like murlocs and ogres can learn a few simple spells like ice arrows and fireballs if they work hard.
The most intuitive of these are humans. Humans did not know magic at first, but later they helped the high elves defeat the trolls. To express their gratitude, the high elves taught humans magic. Over the next few thousand years, humans grew and developed rapidly, forming the scale of the current magic city of Dalaran.
So if I can find a way to practice magic in the game, can I also cultivate magical powers in reality?
But there is no specific practice method to learn skills in the game. It is nothing more than reading a magic book once, and you will understand it in a flash of white light.
As for mana and other things, they will naturally increase as you upgrade and add points.
If there really is a way to practice, there would have been a bunch of magicians in reality a long time ago.
Murphy thought to himself, what should I do?
So what is the reason for the emergence of this ability of mine - yes, the original plot item!
The ancient dragon rock statue is an origin plot item that triggers the origin plot mission. The key should be the word "origin".
Only the 'origin' plot items can touch the power itself, yes, that must be the case.
This explains why, after playing the game for so long, he has never heard of anyone gaining superpowers from the game. After all, this origin plot item is very rare. After playing the game for so long, the only origin item he has come into contact with is the ancient dragon stone statue.
I don’t know if there will be other origin items in this game . There must be, but what will they be?
Murphy pondered for a long time. Since the origin of the plot item is a treasure that can bring power, it must not be an ordinary plot item.
It must be an item that touches the source of power, and it is very likely that power can be obtained by completing the original story mission.
Since this is the case with the ancient dragon rock statue as the only reference object, then the same should be true for other original plot items.
Murphy guessed that the Book of Medivh might also be an original plot item, but unfortunately no one knows where Medivh is now.
There should be at least one original plot item in Frostmourne and Crown of Domination.
However, this ancient dragon rock statue is too bad. It gives skills but not magic power.
That’s right! Murphy suddenly had an idea.
The ultimate goal of the Dragon Feast Ceremony is to transform into a dragon, and dragons are creatures that are born with magical powers. If one can transform into a dragon in reality, does that mean that one can directly gain magical powers?
If I could transform into a dragon in reality, it would mean that I could also gain extraordinary powers.
The more he thought about it, the more possible it seemed. Murphy took a deep breath and decided to set his current goal to transform into a dragon as quickly as possible.
To transform into a dragon one needs to eat ten dragon hearts. So far he has only eaten four and still needs six. He still has a long way to go.
The dragon heart can only be dropped by a BOSS-level dragon, and different dragon hearts have different skills. If the dragon heart you eat is dropped by a defective garbage dragon, it would undoubtedly be a huge loss. In other words, it is best to kill the dragon heart with your own hands before eating it with peace of mind.
If it was Prince Aidan, it would be difficult to slay the dragon, but if it was Deathwing...
A trace of determination flashed in his eyes. He was about to go to Kalimdor to work, so he might as well take this opportunity to kill two more dragons. Unfortunately, there was only one red dragon lord there, but it didn't matter. He could wander around during the breaks between work and collect a few more dragons. Deathwing was still in his hands, so he might as well make use of him.
Thinking of this, Murphy couldn't wait to enter the game.
As soon as he entered the game, Murphy appeared in the Stormwind Palace. He had planned to go directly to Kalimdor yesterday, but considering that it was already late, he stayed in the palace for one more night.
As soon as I got up, I heard a hurried knock on the door.
He opened the door and looked outside, but it was Razidanan who was looking at him nervously, "Your Highness, you are finally awake. Prince Varian wants to see you urgently."
" What happened?" Murphy asked as he followed Rachidanan. He found that the atmosphere in the palace was obviously tense, with knights and heralds coming and going everywhere.
This made him feel a little strange, as the war situation on the Storm Kingdom front had been good during this period. Not only had the tribe consumed a large number of troops, but small reinforcements from various kingdoms had also arrived.
A group of mages came from Dalaran, several hundred musketeers and mortarmen came from Ironforge, a group of griffon riders came from Aerie Mountain, and the elves from Quel'Thalas also sent a group of rangers to support them...
Although these reinforcements from various forces were not large in size, generally only a few hundred people, they were all elite and still boosted morale.
Logically speaking, there shouldn't be any danger.
As soon as I entered the conference room, I saw Varian walking around anxiously, fully armed, and Da Vinci sitting beside him with a helpless look on his face.
Arthas looked even more frustrated.
"What happened, Varian? Why are you so panicked?"
"It was the tribe. Just last night, the tribe launched a large-scale raid and attacked more than a dozen castles at the same time. I urgently summoned the mages and warriors who participated in the plan, but most of the elites were not there. As of this morning, all of the dozen castles have fallen."
What! Murphy was immediately surprised. He asked for details and couldn't help but sigh that there were capable people in this tribe.
Orgrim apparently discovered the Alliance's plan and wanted to send mages and adventurers to use the castle to gradually deplete the Horde's military strength without suffering any loss himself.
Therefore, they seemed to be still attacking in the past few days, but they had quietly separated more than a dozen small corps from the main army. Although they were called small corps, each of them had a size of about 10,000 to 20,000 soldiers.
These legions were assigned to the vicinity of various castles, and then suddenly launched a full-scale attack last night. The Alliance was simply unable to cope with an attack of this scale at the same time. What's more, most of the players slept at night and were online during the day, especially in the second half of the night, when there were very few people online. As a result, the tribe was caught off guard and captured more than a dozen castles in one go.
Now the entire Redridge Mountains defense line has been broken. Although there are still many castles in the Redridge Mountains in the hands of the Alliance, these castles have been divided and besieged by the Horde and cannot form a continuous direction. They can no longer effectively prevent the Horde from attacking Stormwind City.
This morning, scouts in the Eastvale area reported that the vanguard of the Horde has arrived at the border of Elwynn Forest and is about to attack Stormwind City.
Da Vinci also looked helpless. "We are currently unable to deal with this tactic. The tribe's military strength advantage is too obvious. Even if all our heroes are present, we can only cause heavy casualties to the enemy in one or two castles, but other castles will still fall unless we send a large number of troops to garrison them.
But this will deplete Stormwind's already small army."
