The King of Rock Beasts, or Lava Behemoth Moffett, is irritable.

Somehow coming into this world, Moffett lost everything he had - the people, the order, and the world with endless lava.

That's right, Moffett went on an interdimensional trip.

There is a "distance" between planes, and although this "distance" is not space in the usual sense, it does affect the communication between planes.

For example, Rhodes' arrival in Valoran is something that even Bard can't explain - the plane of Azeroth can be said to be "very far away", and this kind of interdimensional exchange is simply unbelievable.

But Moffett's plane is different - the lava plane he is on is actually more like Valoran's secondary plane, and in Valoran's spells, many of the elements summoned by the spells come from that plane, so Moffett's arrival in Valoran was a "very reasonable accident." ”

When the Void invaded, the rules of Valoran's plane were broken, and the elemental plane closest to Valoran inevitably intersected here, and this is how Moffett came to Valoran.

Moffett is an elemental creature, and an extremely orderly elemental creature, and his orderliness is like obsessive-compulsive disorder, instinctively disgusting anything that is irregular or disorderly.

(If Valoran could also divide the factions into nine squares, then Moffett is meaningless good-natured, and heavily biased.) ）

So after coming to Valoran, Moffett has not been very happy.

But the basic position of elemental beings is good – Moffett respects life.

Although Moffett has always wanted to "transform Valoran" and make this chaotic world full of order and harmony, it is a pity that Moffett is only a lava monster, not the "king of lava monsters" or "titan monsters", and the difficult task of transforming the world is not something that Moffett can do on his own.

Nearly a thousand years in Valoran, Moffett has been able to do nothing more than make this plateau bare and relatively flat......

In terms of size, Moffett is arguably on par with Orn - but when it comes to his ability to work, he's not a little bit worse.

But Moffett has always been in no hurry.

Elemental creatures almost do not die naturally unless their energy is exhausted, and after accepting the law of runes, Moffett can work forever, 10,000 years if 1,000 years is not enough, 100,000 years is not enough, 100,000 years is not enough, Moffett believes that he will be able to turn this world into an orderly state.

Moffett's willingness to transform the world is good, but in the process of his transformation, due to changes in the external environment, the transformation he made actually conflicts with human activities to varying degrees.

Here's an example.

On the plateaus northwest of Demacia, the maintenance of roads is always more troublesome than elsewhere.

The wind-blown sand and unstable geological environment required a huge investment in the repair and maintenance of the roads.

In fact, a large part of the reason why these roads are so badly damaged is ...... It was Moffett who did it.

These roads do not conform to Moffett's point of view, they are not orderly enough, so Moffett will choose to tear them down.

When Rhodes entered the Northwest Plateau, he noticed a strange phenomenon - the roads here are mostly straight, and there are few winding roads.

At the time, Rhodes thought it was a local specialty, but it was actually ...... The winding roads were torn apart by Moffett.

And the birth of the rock beast is indeed inseparable from Moffett.

Accustomed to group labor, Moffett needed a large number of assistants, but he could not reproduce on his own, so he had to choose to create many incomplete elemental fragments to help him—and these elemental fragments were rock beasts.

People often wonder why the shape of the rock beast is so varied and disorganized.

In fact, the reason is very simple - these rock beasts are all Moffett's "disposable tools" in the final analysis, and they can be used as they are used!

So, the question arises - if Moffett is a believer in order, why does his tools harass and even attack humans?

Because of interference.

Elemental creatures are not the same as regular creatures.

Elemental beings have intelligence and worldview that are not possessed by ordinary intelligent beings - on the one hand, they are very tendonous after recognizing a purpose; On the other hand, when their environment is polluted, their attitudes and minds are also seriously affected.

Here's an example.

Humans exposed to high negative energy environments (such as Shadow Isles) will quickly die and become undead - but if elemental beings are exposed to those conditions, they will naturally change from good to evil.

Man has willpower, but the elements do not - no matter how powerful the element, once polluted, it will inevitably fall!

And the rock beasts that attack human villages, they are the Fallen Elementals.

As for why these rock beasts are contaminated...... The only explanation is that there is some kind of source of corruption near the village of Demacia.

Something was wrong with Valoran—and Moffett sensed it, so he chose to rest and try to prevent himself from being affected by this abnormal energy as much as possible.

And then...... Offfitt, who was resting, was awakened by Lux.

Moffett was aggrieved.

Murphyll, who was awakened, just wanted to teach Lux a small lesson, so he didn't shake the earth in the first place, but simply wanted to catch Lux.

Grab her, then scare her – that's what Moffett wants to do.

But when the light obscured Moffett's vision and Warlot attacked in mid-air, Moffett was quickly enraged.

(The irritation is abnormal, but Moffett himself is not aware of it.) ）

After a taunt, Rod saw a pair of red eyes.

In Valoran, Rhodes was probably the one who knew the most about elemental creatures - Rhodes' heart trembled at the sight of Moffett's red eyes.

It's a manifestation of an elemental creature losing its mind!

Damn it......

Originally, Rod wanted to cover it up as much as possible, but now he can't care about anything.

If he can't subdue the big guy in front of him in time, he may even blow himself up on the spot!

With Cana's help, Rhodes dodged Moffett's oncoming fist like a fallen leaf, and then released his spell.

"Multiple Spellcasting, Plastic Energy Enhancement, Blasting Magic, Spell-Breaking Talent, Elemental Imprisonment, Mana Penetration-Flame Spear Technique!"

A flaming spear appeared in Rod's hand, and the next moment, Rhodes flew straight towards Moffett with wings in the wind.

"Eat me, the whirlwind has slashed!"

Accompanied by an impassioned hymn of valor, the flame spear in Rhodes' hand that was more than twenty meters long was directly inserted into Moffett, and Moffett couldn't dodge it, and his left leg was directly pierced!

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