Surkaru was unlucky first.

Then there was the bad luck of Bogyan.

After the spirit of the earth and the spirit of fire were unlucky, Muhamba, the spirit of water, was also unlucky.

Muhamba is a powerful crocodile, and his crocodile life experience is similar to that of Surkalu and Bogyan.

At first, they were all mutants and elites within their respective races, and because they lived for a long time because they were powerful, they were worshiped as gods by nearby troll clans.

After worshipping for a long time, after accumulating enough power of faith, they all became the local god of Loa.

Compared with those Luoa gods who have existed since the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, they can only be called primitive animal spirits at most, such as Luoa gods who have lived for hundreds of years.

But in the eyes of the ignorant ordinary trolls, they are all the gods of Loa. There is only a distinction between strength and weakness, and there is no distinction between essence.

Orondo had his sights set on this level of the god Loa, and to be on the safe side, he tried to set up a game against their doppelgangers rather than their bodies.

During his ten days in the Sunny Forest, he deprived him of a total of three divinities, all of which were negligible in number, but all of them were pure: fire, earth, and water.

It took two days to design Surkalu and Bogyan, and three days to design Muhamba alone. In addition to the fact that the crocodile god is relatively powerful, it is also because there are not many waters in the Sunshine Forest, mainly because it is difficult to find the troll clan that believes in Muhamba.

Orondo searched for two days before he found a tribe of sufficient size that believed primarily in the crocodile god. Then he concocted it in the same way, and successfully deprived him of a trace of flowing water divinity.

At this moment, the heart of Elunis was surrounded by earth, fire, and water.

Elunis became even more silent. If it weren't for Orondo's ability to feel its consciousness, he would have thought Elunis was gone.

That's right.

The mage wanted Elunis' consciousness to disappear.

At first, Orondo, who fused with Elunis, was more conservative towards the Arcane Elves.

It was later discovered that it had deep insights into the arcane arts, and began to welcome it. Elunis can be half a teacher, though it's unreliable most of the time.

But after studying at Karazhan, Orondo realized that there was another consciousness in the body, a deep hidden danger.

Elunis is not the same as the Eye of Truth.

The Eye of Truth binds his soul and is a device on the soul. If his soul dies, the Eye of Truth cannot exist.

Elunis' body became his heart, but its soul remained independent. Orondo can control his heart, but he can't control Elunis's soul.

As his knowledge of the arcane deepened, so did his insight into the path of the mage.

Orondo knew it was bad.

Because once Elunis betrays him one day, he can't be as easy as Egwene abandoning Elunis and choosing Etiyes - Elgwene is in exchange for a staff, and Orondo is in exchange for a heart!

He didn't want his heart to become like Gul'dan's skull in the future, to be used as a deputy or an ornament......

The Skull of Gul'dan can be there, but the Heart of Orondo must not be there!

Depriving Surkaru of a glimmer of divinity, Orondo discovers that doing so suppresses and even erases Elunis's soul in the process of divine fusion.

Orondo thought about it for a night, and after ordering the Eye of Truth to count countless times to make sure it was harmless, he relentlessly continued to plunder the divinity in order to oppress Elunis's soul.

Only then did he wander around the Sunshine Forest, devised a plan to kill the weak Loa clone.

To be on the safe side, he didn't go to the Valley of Thorns. There are a lot of Loa in the Valley of Thorns, and some powerful Loa may not even be able to beat the Nine Ring Mage, such as a certain old guy with a broken mouth......

After collecting a small amount of the spiritual divinity of the three elements, Orondo compulsively attacked, wanting to find the divinity of the wind beyond the earth, fire, and flowing water.

In the next five days, he traveled almost all over the periphery of the Sunshine Forest, and found hundreds of large and small troll tribes one after another. But I can't find Loa, a troll who believes in the gods of the wind.

The earth is an orangutan, the flowing water is a crocodile, and the flame is a mountain lion. It stands to reason that the breeze should be a flying loa, such as an eagle, a dragon eagle, or a bat.

There are tribes in the Valley of Thorns who believe in the bat god Loa, and there are also in the Sunshine Forest. It's just that as far as Orondo knows, Bat Loa is one of the thirteen powerful gods of Zandalara, not an existence comparable to the primitive animal spirits like Surkaru.

He was worried that the clone he got would be tricky, so he didn't do it for a long time. Moreover, bats are often generally associated with night, and do not necessarily have wind divinity.

In fact, the safest thing is to summon a jazz-level wind element, and deprive the divinity after killing, so that the wind divinity obtained is the purest.

But it's more difficult......

The elements above the jazz level are the most powerful primordial elements below the Elemental Lord, and they are basically named, and they are the first intelligent beings born in Azeroth, such as Sunderland the Wind Chaser.

Thinking about it, Orondo suppressed his obsessive-compulsive disorder. The three divinities that you already have have have not been sorted out, and the rules in them have not been resolved, so there is no need to continue.

Master these three rules of divinity first, and then find a way to obtain other divinities.

So......

Twelfth day in the Sunshine Forest.

Orondo is finally infinitely close to the ring mountain range in the middle of the forest.

He crouched at the corner of a mountain peak, turned on his stealth technique, and silently observed a large flat area covered in dense forest in the middle of the ring mountain range.

There are green dragons.

He hid here for two hours using invisibility, during which three green dragons flew by one after another. One is an adult green dragon, one is a juvenile green dragon, and one is a juvenile green dragon.

There is no doubt that one of the four Dream Gates of Azeroth is in the central canyon of this mountain range.

The four dream gates of the planet Azeroth are located on two continents, east and west.

In Kalimdor in the Western Continent, there is a Dream Gate in the Firas region and a Dream Gate in the Ashen Valley region.

The Eastern Continent, that is, on the side of the High Elves and Humans, also has two Dream Gates. There is this one in the Sunshine Forest, and one in the northern Hinterland region.

The Green Dragon, who guards it, is the leader of the Green Dragon Legion, and is now helping Amoris raise owls in Orondo. If the trajectory of history remains unchanged, the future will guard one of the dream gates.

The easiest way for mortals to reach the Emerald Dream in the flesh is to go through the Dream Gate. Orondo is very curious about the Emerald Dream, so he appears here now.

The problem is troublesome.

Keeping his invisibility spell, Orondo finds a cave and seals it with mud and stone. After leaving a hole in and out of the air, he unleashed a six-ring divination spell - Peeking into the Magic Eye.

This spell can create an advanced magic eye, extremely fast, highly hidden, and excellent reconnaissance ability, which can help mages warn or search an area, and will automatically disappear when they return.

Controlling the MONOCULUS and flying towards the central canyon of the mountain range, he planned to see the situation first.

If it's too dangerous, the Emerald Dream Adventure is over for now.