Drunken Wind and Khadgar's "text exchange" lasted for a long time. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

In between chats, Drunken Wind also hosts a one-man BBQ in Ulduarri - as an honorable chef, Drunken Wind always has enough ingredients.

Khadgar and Sylvanas, trapped in the control room, were crying without tears.

Trapped in the control room, Khadgar and Sylvanas can only rely on magic bread.

But the magic bread thing...... It's barely satisfying, but Khadgar isn't Karegos after all, and he hasn't studied how to make these dry breads taste better, so imagine someone grilling meat across the wall and you have to nibble on dry bread.

The taste was more painful than being hungry all the time.

So, at Khadgar's strong suggestion, the drunken wind who released the poison late at night had to leave the control room in a huff.

In the meantime, Drunken Wind wandered around Ulduar for a while.

Tosaratas's blessing, except for the locked control room, Ulduar's other defenses were almost ineffective, and the drunken wind basically went wherever he wanted.

In the Archives, Drunken Wind sees a replica of the Nogannon Disc that Lorcan made to fool the Titans.

A round plate of golden color, of unknown material.

Although he wanted to get some useful information from it, Drunken Wind was not good at archaeology or magic, so in his opinion, maybe the Nogannon Disc was just a relatively high-end DVD - he couldn't read it anyway.

That's all there is to the archive, and the rest is a star map except for the model, which Drunken Wind can't understand at all.

Finding nothing in the Archives, Drunken Wind turned his attention to Ulduar's Fabric.

While each Guardian has its own Crucible of Creation, there is also an experimental Crucible in Ulduar.

Due to the failure of the defenses, Drunken Wind had the opportunity to enter the Creator's Finished Product Exhibition Hall, carefully examining the Titan's former creation.

Then, Drunken Wind despairs of the Titan's aesthetic.

Big is beautiful - that's understandable.

But can you tell me why the Titans' works are inorganic?

There are too many possibilities for organics, right? Doesn't meet your requirements for order, right?

Looking at the creation models left by the Titans, Drunken Wind really didn't know what to say.

In fact, sometimes, it's really strange to get drunk, don't Titans feel lonely?

Imagine that in the vast astral realm, there are only a few familiar faces tossing and turning, and the Titans have indeed left traces on many planets, but most of the creations are some guys who only know logic, isn't that scary?

The huge Ulduar was so lonely under the starry sky, in the empty hall, drunken wind looked at the image of the star dome on the wall, and stroked the star dome sculpture of unknown material, at this moment, he felt endless loneliness.

This is really not drunken hypocrisy!

This feeling of loneliness...... It's horrible!

Pure order is terrible!

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Even the straight-line distance on the map from Ulduar to Uldaman is terrifying, so it will take a long time for Onexia to return.

Drunken Wind really didn't want to wander around the empty Ulduar, the place was so big - it might take days to walk around it - but for Drunken Wind it wasn't interesting anymore.

I can't understand all that I'm interested in, and it's not interesting to understand.

So, he went to Khadgar again and asked him where Ulduar had something interesting that he could understand.

Khadgar was stunned for a moment, then suddenly realized.

Then, under Khadgar's instructions, Drunken Wind went to his private library......

It seems that Khadgar is also a bit scratching his head at Ulduar, as it seems that he did not have a happy life at first after becoming a Guardian - otherwise he would not have moved many of Karazhan's books to Ulduar.

What the? How does Drunken Wind know that these books belong to Karazhan?

Please, behind these books, there's a sign that belongs to Karazan!

Drunken Wind took a closer look at Khadgar's library, and it looked like this place should have belonged to Lorcan before, right?

Or maybe it belongs to Tyr, who was not able to find anything iconic from the hardware level after watching it for a long time, and as a courtesy, he couldn't rummage around.

Got a few books from the shelves, and snuggled comfortably on the couch.

On Khadgar's bookshelf, there are not only various magical theories, but also some novels and travelogues, and Drunken Wind has no interest in travelogues (most of them are written by Brian, and he will talk about those experiences for a long time every time he drinks, and Drunken Wind is about to get tired of listening to them), but for novels, Drunken Wind still has some ideas.

It seems to have returned to the previous life, when others studied in the library and read Jin Yong in the library.

To the surprise of Drunken Wind, Azeroth—or the human literature of Azeroth—was quite good.

Perhaps because of the natural contradiction between the aristocracy and the commoners, many novels read with a witty, spicy satire.

Can't tell Khadgar still likes this mouthful?

In addition to this kind of satire, there are also a lot of myths and biographies, and the taverns of Azeroth have a large number of bards, who, in their old age, will write down their best works, which are their coffin books, after all, most of the people who work in the taverns all year round have little money to spare.

Although many of these biographies are far from what Drunken Wind knows - for example, a female bard once portrayed Egwene as a wise, calm, calm and resolute image, but Drunken Wind knows that except for Courage, the other three points have nothing to do with Egwene, she is neither wise nor calm, and she is not very calm in the face of things.

But in these books, there is always merit in the ideas they express.

So, Drunken Wind simply settled down in Khadgar's library, and it was good to flip through the novels.

Just think of it as stealing half a day's leisure!

It's a rare time to have a break.

The happy life of drunken wind did not last long.

Finally, while reading a book in a drunken wind, he found that the door to the library had closed by itself.

Drunken Wind didn't make a move, and there was no wind inside Ulduar, and there was only one reason why the door would automatically close, and that was that Ulduar's defenses were running again.

This means that Mimiron is back!

After discovering this, Drunken Wind simply put down the novel in his hand and left the library.

The Lord has finally arrived!

Lydon chose neutrality between Azeroth and the Pantheon, so what would Mimiron choose?