Not many people actually listened to the drunken tirade......

Most adventurers are in a hurry, or to call in the company of friends, or to check their gear, or to close their eyes.

Seeing that the adventurers didn't seem to be in high spirits, Drunken Wind stopped chattering and directly stated the requirements of this trial.

Adventurers need to find the scroll hidden in Eldraine-Nirub, and once they find it, open the scroll, even if they pass the trial - each scroll has a mirror image of Khadgar, and the mirror image will confirm the person who passed the trial.

"Be careful, I've set up a lot of monsters in Eldraine Nirub, and if you take it lightly, you'll really die."

For this, adventurers who can reach Eldraine Nirub are naturally mentally prepared.

After signing their names on the life and death certificate prepared by Drunken Wind, the adventurers entered Eldraine-Nirub in twos and threes.

For this kind of "private teaming" behavior, Zuifeng did not intervene.

After all, adventurers are search units, not combat units, and it's a good thing that they are willing to cooperate!

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Located underground, Eldraine Nirub is arguably a great city.

Conquered by the Lich King and liberated by the Oath, the Spider-Men have quietly revived their people in the depths of Eldraine-Nirub after receiving the inheritance of their ancestors.

In order to raise the level of the trial, Drunken Wind created a vast area of mist throughout Eldraine-Nirub.

These fogs have no special function, but they can greatly impair the adventurer's perception, at least in terms of vision.

Although seasoned adventurers have prepared enough lighting equipment (or spells), these methods have been more or less affected by the interference of the fog.

This subterranean city has not been set foot by adventurers before, so it is a completely unknown place for everyone.

Because the spider-men have flexible spider silk, the whole of Eldraine-Nirub is quite a three-dimensional city - the spider-people use every inch of Eldraine-Nirub's space flexibly through spider silk.

Although the number of adventurers who participated in this trial had exceeded seven hundred, they quickly dispersed after entering Eldraine-Nirub.

Soon, the adventurers discover that something is wrong.

These fogs not only interfere with perception, they also limit communication!

Keep in mind that seasoned adventurers tend to have some means of instant communication available to them - either spell tricks, or enchantment signals, or engineering products - but in the fog, these things are severely limited!

As a result, the teams that had previously agreed to form a team and then dispersed to communicate by maintaining communication had to regroup.

Through Khadgar's spells, Drunken Wind saw the state of these bewildered adventurers clearly.

Then he laughed very unkindly - how can it be so easy for you? (That you will not listen to me!) ）

For this trial, Drunken Wind has taken great pains!

The adventurers' mission is to find the Lich King, but in the vast snowfields of Northrend, where is the trace of the Lich King so easy to find?

In order to select truly capable adventurers, Drunken Wind simulated all the features of the search mission as much as possible.

The site is complex, the recognition is low, there are many enemies, and the environment is unknown.

Want to cut corners? Sorry, no way!

Eren has no companions.

As a warlock, Eren is simply synonymous with bad luck in the eyes of many people, so almost no one wants to act with Alan.

Alan is also happy to be alone - pulling the dog, Allen's comprehensive strength with his little brother is actually very strong!

Of course, the fog also had some effect on Allen.

As a warlock, reconnaissance and search are obviously not Ellen's forte, but Eren has Pluto!

Cerberus is both a demon and a beast, and in terms of smell, Pluto is still much stronger than the average hound.

According to Allen's plan, Pluto should have started looking for it with the smell of drunken wind as a clue, but after entering the fog, Pluto was directly lost.

"Woo, woo......"

Hearing Pluto's low roar, Alan frowned.

These thick fogs all smell of drunken wind!

It's not just the vision that's being disturbed!

Shaking his head, Alan could only give up the opportunistic method and explore in Eldraine Nirub with peace of mind.

Soon, Alan discovered the first enemy he had to face.

Machine!

"Alert, alert! Discover the adventurers! ”

A shrill siren suddenly remembered, and red light flashed in the fog ahead.

Alan cautiously approached, and then saw a rudimentary robot with a red warning light on its head frantically alarming!

What the heck?

While Alan was surprised, Pluto suddenly began to growl vigilantly.

In the thick fog, a large number of robots surrounded them.

Obviously, this is one of the methods of the trial of drunken wind.

Alan was not polite, crushed a soul stone, and a shadow arrow went straight to the robot led by him.

The pitch-black shadow arrow castrated extremely quickly, hitting the dazed-looking robot directly.

Although it is not as direct as fire and frost, the corrosive ability of the shadow is also extremely destructive to machinery, and Alan feels that this attack should be effective.

Unfortunately, he guessed wrong.

The Shadow Arrow struck the robot's torso and vanished, the machine itself showing signs of slight corrosion, but overall it wasn't a problem.

This kind of robot is not a big road product, but a high-end product of dwarf engineering - the lawbreaker robot!

The Spellbreaker Robot is very resistant to all kinds of spells, high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, and arcane resistance, which is a new product for the gnomes inspired by the High Elf Spell Breaker!

In front of the spellbreaker robot, no matter how powerful the spell is, the effect is not very good.

The only problem with these robots is that they don't seem to be of very good quality – in other words, they may not be very resistant to beating.

After discovering that the robot was almost unharmed, Alan guessed this as well.

"Sagmo!"

There was no need for Allen to scream, the demon guards had already rushed over wielding a huge long knife!

Breaking the alloy is good for anything, but it is not strong......

Under the long knives of the Demon Guardians, the robots were quickly chopped into a pile of scrap metal.

Seeing this, Alan shook his head.

The oath is really rich - the unit price of these robots is not high, but if you take out so many as trial consumables at one time, even the goblin prince will be painful, right?

Just as Alan sighed, the sharp alarm sounded again.

"Alert, Serious Alert!"