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This alchemy, peace-loving race is very happy to share everything with the foot men, and with their cute appearance, the life of the Spore People is still very good in the war-torn Draenor (or Outlands).

After all, there is prestige and there are rewards.

So, spore people should be very talkative, right?

But it's because of these "talkative" spore people that the dwarven archaeological team is in endless trouble - have you ever had the experience of being busy with your work, someone secretly observing you in a place you don't know?

That's right, that's the problem the dwarven archaeological team is facing right now!

The clues left by Rukma are almost untraceable in the Zangar Marshes - this was once a Zangar Sea, and the traces of Rukma were almost untraceable in the sea, so the archaeological work of the dwarves was very difficult.

This is not too much trouble, the most unbearable thing for the dwarves is that from the moment they enter this strange mushroom forest, they have a very strong feeling of being watched.

It seems that there are always some guys watching the dwarves in the shadows.

At first, Brian thought that everyone was just too nervous, after all, this time the archaeological work was fast-paced, and in a hurry, the dwarves and gnomes had not rested for a long time.

Long hours of work can create hallucinations, and this is not the first time Brian has encountered this situation.

But as more and more archaeological team members said this, the atmosphere in the entire archaeological team began to become weird.

The dwarves' mood became more and more unstable, and Brian had no choice but to temporarily put aside the archaeological work in his hand, and then organize all the team members to conduct a thorough search of the land where he was located.

The dwarves and gnomes split up in small teams and conducted a major search of the Zangar swamp using the Life Detector, but as a result, they found no threatening sapient beings.

This result made Brian realize the problem as well.

The Zangar Marsh is a large area, and everything here is wet and smells of the sea, so at first, Brian judged that it was once a sea.

But as the exploration continued, Brian discovered a very serious problem here - the ecosystem is extremely fragile!

Yes, Brian and the archaeological team searched for three whole days, but the only creatures they saw were small fish and shrimp in shallow water, and stunted hydras (or rather, these poor hydras can't be called hydras at all, they should be called two-headed snakes).

No birds, no more other creatures.

Even, there are no biological remains, fossils!

This terrible discovery made the archaeological team even more frightened, there was no trace of evil here, and all life seemed to have disappeared out of thin air, leaving not even a trace of its own footprints in this world.

Could it be that some terrible existence has directly erased the traces of what it once was?

Brian wouldn't believe there was nothing in the sea!

There are many anomalies in this world due to the shattering of Draenor and the influx of distorted void energy, but the strangeness of this place, named Zangar Marsh by Drunken Wind, is far beyond the imagination of the dwarves.

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Luckily, the leader of the dwarven expedition was Brian Copperbeard.

This low-handed guy became a great archaeologist not only because he dared to die, but also because he could solve problems - the last guy who could only die is now three feet tall on the grave......

Soon, Brian discovered the problem.

The Life Detector can spot hydras, fish and shrimp, and even has a faint sense of spore bats, but the detector has no response to the fungal giants.

Due to the large size of the fungal giants, the expedition members often found the fungal giants outside the range of the probe, so everyone did not pay attention to the failure of the probe at first.

But when he got serious, the attentive Brian Copperbeard discovered the problem.

In this case, Brian immediately judged that there must be some kind of creature in the shadows that he had not discovered so far, and they were silently observing himself in the shadows, silently affecting the ecology of the Zangar swamp in the shadows.

So Brian gathered the dwarves and spoke his mind, and his reasoning barely convinced the crowd, and they decided to find out the hidden creatures in a different way.

Want to get away with it!

The dwarves decided to set a little "trap" to seduce the guys into their original form.

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So, on the fourth day, the dwarves who had finished their exploration began the feast.

Brian took the lead, took out all the reserve drinks, and began a grand feast.

In front of the drinks, the dwarves seem to quickly forget all the unpleasantness they have experienced.

In the camp, everyone drank heartily, ate fragrant grilled fish, and ate seaweed.

The feast continued into the night, beginning with the first dwarf engineers falling to the ground drunk, then the dwarves starting to hold on, and in the middle of the night, Brian Copperbeard finally fainted.

The camp fell silent.

Just after the dwarves seemed to have finally given up all their defenses, some little ones finally appeared in the shadows.

The gnomes, who were about as tall as gnomes, cautiously approached the archaeological team's camp with small spears, and they carefully observed the dwarves lying everywhere on the ground, and then finally blew the whistle on their chests.

Soon, more of the little ones appeared, they put away their weapons, and began to try to give the dwarves a black potion.

It was at this time that the dwarves woke up.

Obviously, the dwarves are naturally pretending to be drunk, and since someone is secretly observing and can't find any trace of them, then just let them come out on their own!

Looking at the little ones with strange potions in front of him, Brian waved his hand, and the dwarves took up their weapons and surrounded them - don't look at the number of dwarves because of their inferiority, but looking at the posture, these guys with spears in their hands don't seem to be the opponents of the dwarves.

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These two days are limited to free.,The author reluctantly suppressed his desire to add more.,Wait for the end of the limit to end at the end of the month.,I'm five more every day!

In addition, the alliance is about to open a film with the tribe - alliance dogs, tribe pigs, fight, wow kaka!