Not every drop of milk is called Tenesu, but every dwarf is a natural blaster, a racial talent written in the genes and engraved in the bones.

Gnome, Engineering +15.

Since the end of the Second Orc War, Carlos has consciously introduced high-end engineering talents, and as a result, Alterac has been the largest dwarf settlement outside of Ironforge.

Especially in the late stage of World War II, before the resumption of agricultural production at Forge, Carlos used his position as Generalissimo of the Alliance to discuss with Mecatok about the diversion of the population, which was always praised by the Great Craftsmen and Magni, who thought that Carlos was righteous.

Although many gnomes returned to Ironforge and returned to their clansmen after the war, many remained in Alterac to serve the Barov family.

The reason was that Carlos's unexpected plan for the ———— steel tank was too much to the appetite of the gnomes.

Carlos's riveting romance and the dwarf's lethal nature hit it off.

Although Cardie has halted many projects in the past decade due to Carlos's disappearance, more than four-figure gnomes remain in Alterac.

So when Carlos started the idea of fighting the tomb of Tyr, the first thing that came to mind was not the mage, but the engineer.

Corrected, is a dwarf engineering mage.

Unlike the game map, the Whispering Forest has always been a blind spot in the development of the Kingdom of Lordaeron due to its alpine and hilly environment, and it is not easy to find the tomb of the Titan Guardian Tyr in the vast Black Forest.

But to Carlos's surprise, because at this time, neither Enzos nor Yogsaron of the Elder God had completed the erosion of the cage seal. Fordin's prayer to the Light was answered.

So, Carlos came with his son.

Sure enough, every paladin has a heart of punishment.

The game is harmful......

Carlos realized that he had chosen to forget the hand of Tyr...... Perhaps such a relic, which should be called the Silver Hand, is actually in the tomb of Tyre.

No, the Silver Hand was actually the sealing weapon of the Tomb of Tyr, and it had been many years before Soladin took his sword Stumka to slay Zakhaz the Corruptor.

Since Tyr's grave is to be dug up, it is necessary to talk about the owner of the tomb and his enemies.

This is the story of Lang Lang and a dog.

The knowledge gained from Medivin corrected some of Carlos's misconceptions derived from his experience in the game.

Tyre did not protect the weakened Viku people from going south at all out of his love for humanity.

The Titan Guardians may be just, but they are not merciful.

Tyr was pitted by Lorcan.

Humans are one of the most important races in Azeroth, but they are not the native race of Azeroth. Humans, dwarves, gnomes, and Mogu are actually more formally referred to as "descendants of the Titans".

After the Second Titan Arrival, the Dark Empire of the Elder Gods fell, and because it was impossible to eradicate the tentacles of the Elder Gods rooted in Azeroth without ensuring safety, the Titans sealed the Elder Gods and left the planet Azeroth. Correspondingly, the Titan Guardians, led by Odin, were left behind.

The Guardians built a fortress called "Ulduar" in the area of what is now "Storm Cliffs" in Northrend, and placed a machine called "Forge of Will" that had been built in it.

The "Forge of Will" is a machine corresponding to the "Origin Furnace" in the southern fortress "Oldum" in the ancient continent of Kalimdor, both of which were born at the hands of the guardians Azadas and Mimiron, and their role is to deliver energy to the sleeping soul of the world, and the "Forge of Will" also has the function of giving life, giving life to inorganic matter by absorbing the life force spread by the soul of the world.

The Guardians have harnessed the power of the Forge of Will to create new species known as the Second Generation of Titan Creations, including the Tovels.

The Veku people were born in steel, so they can be regarded as real "iron men" - the technology of the Titans has endowed them with a strong physique and a tough body, unparalleled courage and perseverance to fight make the Viku people invincible, and the long battle with the minions of the ancient gods has trained their superb combat skills, which makes the Veku people grow into Titan creations with strong combat power and mental power, a true combat race.

Because of this, the Veku talent is favored by the Guardians - Odin chose to choose warriors from among the Víku to join his "Wallagarh" army; Similarly, Lorcan and his corrupted minions have chosen the Viku as their annoying weapon.

Under the spell of Yogsaron, Lorcan abused the Forge of Origins to secretly forge an army in his service. However, because the Origin Forge has been contaminated by Yogsaron, the "Flesh Curse" has been spread into the Titan Creations through the Furnace, and the Titan Creations infected with this curse will gradually "flesh and blood". The war between Lorcan and the other Guardians amplified the spread of the Flesh Curse, and even the Titan Creations that followed the Guardians on their expedition away from Odile were inevitably infected.

In particular, it was Tyre or Lydon who were pitted by Lorcan.

The strength of the Titan Creations infected with the Flesh Curse would be greatly weakened, and this could be said to be fatal in the chaos at the time.

Although the Elder Gods were sealed by the Titans, the army of the Old Gods' minions is still wreaking havoc on the continent.

Tyr and Azadath take Nogannon's disc and the army of Veku to Uldaman to settle the cavemen, while Ryden takes the Maejord to quell the chaos caused by the Mantis and Asha's Breath.

The end result was that they were all cheated by Lorcan.

Lydon's story will blow again when he has time, and talk about it back to Tyre.

Because of Loken's betrayal, Azadas and Tyr were intercepted by the army of the Old God's minions.

Tyr covered Azadas' breakthrough with Nogannon's disc, while he stayed behind to break the rear.

However, the Vicus army, corrupted by the Curse of Flesh, was severely weakened, and in an elaborate slaughter, Tyr was eventually killed in a battle with Krasis, who pursued them.

In particular, the followers of the Old Gods call themselves the Faceless, and Crassis is the most powerful individual of the Faceless, the true "minions" of the Elder Gods.

The sheer size ensures great strength, and combined with a high level of intelligence, Krasis' dark magic can shatter the minds of even Titans.

Krasis usually acts as a guardian of the core realm of the Elder Gods, as well as an overseer of the armies of the Elder Gods on the battlefield.

Crasis' mastery of dark magic has given them a strong ability to regenerate, and even after being killed, they can slowly accumulate energy and come back to life.

Remember the huge wreckage on the Black Coast?

This is Crasis.

Tyr was confronted not with one Crasis, but with two

Zakaz vs. Kihiks.

It's a pity that the Elder God miscalculated, and so did Lorcan.

The minions of the Old Gods are facing the strongest guardian of Azeroth, the super macho man who almost tore Galakron apart, the strange species that Odin can't reach, and the god of war who is full of recklessness and bravery.

Even if the accompanying Viku people can't stop the attack of the old gods' minions?

Lao Tzu Tyr alone is a large army.

In the end, Tyr paid the price with his life and killed Kirchks recklessly, and recklessly pierced Zakhaz, completing a theoretically impossible double kill.

Reinforcements from Odin arrived too late

The place where Tyr died was named "The Death of Tyre" by his admirers. The only relic left behind by Tyr, his "Silver Hand", which had been reforged after being bitten off by Galakron in hand-to-hand combat, was placed in front of his graveyard to suppress the corpse of Zakaz before it could be snatched by the Faceless One.

Filled with respect, gratitude, and guilt for the Guardian, the Viku made a request to the Titan Guardians to protect Tyr's tomb forever, and Tyr's old friend Azadas granted.

From then on, the Viku settled in the "Death of Tyre", which is pronounced "Tirisfa" in the Viku language.

But these Viku are only a small minority of their many compatriots, and most of them remain in the north.

Lorcan's intrigues and Odin's mystical silence caused great loss and confusion for the Guardians, but the rise of the Dragon's Legion of Colors and the Night Elves of the Cadore Empire hastened Azeroth's transition from chaos to stability.

Peace, it seems, has arrived.

Having lost their steel bodies, the Vikus began to think of ways to make up for the lack of strength, and they took a fancy to the Ancestral Dragons soaring through the sky. Domesticating the Ancestral Dragons is something almost every Viku clan does, but none of the best are the Dragon Raiders led by King Imiron, who have the most powerful dragon training ability among the Viku people, making them the most powerful of the Viku clan.

The Flesh Curse's effects on the Viku are gradually deepening, and what started as a curse that only affects the strength of the skin has now reached a point where even the next generation that has been nurtured is completely flesh and blood. When the women of Viku gave birth to flesh-and-blood babies, the people of Viku fell into a panic, and some even believed that King Imiron was the cause of all this calamity - although he didn't know why he blamed the flesh curse on his head, King Imiron did not panic, and he calmly ordered the method of disposal: kill all the flesh and blood babies.

Most of the Viku persisted in carrying out the king's orders, but there were still those who were reluctant to send the babies to their fellow citizens in the fabled Southlands, the Viku stationed in Tirisfa, to be raised.

It was these flesh-cursed followers of Tyr and the babies of the Dragonraider Clan that would later give birth to the first humans of Azeroth.

Therefore, this headless public case of human origin has finally surfaced under the 800-year examination (digging) of ancient (graves) by Medivan's mother.

Time passed, because of the corrosion of the curse of flesh, the followers of Tyr had long since passed away, and the newborn human beings changed from immortals to short-lived species, and the truth of the legend of Tyr was gradually buried with the death of the ancestors, until the birth of the first emperor of the ages, Soladin.

The life of this big guy is a life of fighting, unifying mankind, forming alliances with high precisions, hammer trolls, singing how lonely it is to be invincible, Soladin found the tomb of Tyr buried under time, and found the body of Zakhaz the Corruptor, and touched the seal set by Tyr.

The seal, which had long fallen into disrepair, had failed, and Zakaz was about to be resurrected.

Soladin inherited Tyr's recklessness and bravery, and changed one wave after another, sealing Zakaz again with his sword Sdomka, and then the scene was in the tomb of Tyr.

It was also this wave of manipulation in Soladin's later years that planted the seeds of the collapse of the Alathor Empire.

In his spare time, while patiently waiting for the gnomes to complete the commissioning of the submersible, Carlos accompanied Alphonse to fish by the lake, reminiscing about the past history of the ancients.