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Most mages start as apprentices in magic, and learn magic from a teacher. The relationship between an apprentice and a teacher is even closer than that between one's own family.

The apprentice spends most of his time with his teacher until his teacher dies or he has independent qualifications.

Even in a magical city like Dalaran, a mage who is qualified to teach magic knowledge (usually at least a high-level mage) will openly talk about some basic magical knowledge, and even write a book on some of his research results for other mages to read, but their core research results must only be passed on by their students.

Medivan has so many high-end research results, which even other archmages covet, and even does not hesitate to ask for or even steal these results.

The reason why Khadgar was sent by the Kenrito Council to apprentice Medivan was to obtain Medivan's secrets and obtain a lot of valuable knowledge from him.

Mage is a noble profession, but the things that some mages do in order to gain knowledge are not honorable.

Medivan ignored these people.

But when he recognized Khadgar as his only apprentice, he allowed Khadgar to read all of Dalaran's books, and even acquiesced in Khadgar's transcription of the knowledge that Kenrito's archmages needed.

An apprentice who has been recognized is the mage's right-hand man and his closest person.

According to the custom of a mage, if he gives his research results to someone else, it means that he has taken that person as his apprentice.

Khadgar had no intention of taking Sean as an apprentice.

Egwen was in front of him, and he didn't have the guts or qualifications.

The legendary mage, who had studied prophecy spells for a long time, seemed to see something from the darkness, smiled slightly, and then said the same thing to Egwen.

He won't accept Sean as a student, he just imparts part of his knowledge to Sean and passes on his art on behalf of his teacher.

He decided that Sean had only one true teacher, and that was the astral mage Medivan.

Sean is his junior brother, so he is willing to compile the knowledge he has gained from Medivan into a book and give it to Sean, and that's it.

Khadgar then patted Sean on the shoulder and told Sean in a serious tone that neither the Staff of the Guardian nor the Book of Medivan was the greatest treasure that Medivan had left to the world.

Karazan is the greatest wealth he left to this world.

There are libraries representing the highest research of mages, laboratories with mysteries, astrological tables for divining future fates, visions of the past and the future, and many more secrets that even Khadgar doesn't know.

Mastering Karazan is equivalent to mastering an inexhaustible treasure trove, which can allow you to easily climb to the rank of archmage or even legendary archmage after serious study, and even go further.

So, do your best, boy!

To obtain the Karazan Key, you must enter the Labyrinth of Shadows, the Steam Crypt, and the Forbidden Prison. These three places are not easy to deal with, and with Sean's strength alone, there is basically no possibility of clearing the level.

It's not a game, it's reality.

Each of these three places has a large number of guards, and their guardian bosses are at least legendary.

In places like the Outlands, there are a little more legendary-level powerhouses.

Momor, the deepest part of the Shadow Labyrinth, is said to be comparable to the Four Elemental Lords. And the resident force here is the Shadow Council, which Gul'dan personally commanded back then.

The Steam Crypt is the domain of the Naga Siren, led by one of the Naga Witches, Lady Vaski's most trusted High Overseers.

The Forbidden Demon Prison is the place where Naru is used to imprison the terrifying existence of various planes and planets, and the most powerful prisoners held there are also legendary-level.

Sean will either have to rely on other powers, or he will have to obediently accumulate strength.

Either way, it takes a certain amount of time.

Sean was going to choose both.

The Alliance and the Horde are still gathering strength and building camps on the Hellfire Peninsula, exploring the terrain and searching for demons. They had to deal with the threat of the Hellfire Citadel before they had the strength to march elsewhere.

Shattrath City is a great help, whether it is the major forces entrenched in Oakington or the blood elves entrenched in Storm Keep, they are all enemies of the Lord of Shattrath, the Draenei. However, if he wants to enter those two places, Shattrath himself is still beyond his strength, and he needs the help of other forces.

As for the Nagas in the Panya Reservoir, they will need to wait until the Cenarion Council's expeditionary force arrives in the Zangar Swamp before they can deal with them.

Therefore, in order to use the power of the Alliance and the Horde as soon as possible, Sean first had to help them solve the problems of the Hellfire Peninsula.

That's why Sean once again set foot on the land of the Hellfire Peninsula.

The Hellfire Peninsula is a water-scarce place.

In fact, the entire vast continent of the Outlands is short of water except for the Zangar Marshes and Nagrand.

Who made the Outlands a continent floating in the astral plane, with no ocean on all sides! Most of the water sources disappeared when the planet was blown apart.

The Teroka Forest is better.

Although the water source is not very abundant, it is barely enough if it is only for survival. There is still a lot of vegetation there, and the environment is somewhat similar to that of the Twilight Forest.

However, Blade Mountain, Void Storm, and Shadow Moon Valley are relatively short of water, which directly leads to the huge survival pressure of the creatures here.

The Hellfire Peninsula is the place where water is most scarce.

There wasn't even a single place in the entire Hellfire Peninsula where water was stored, there were no lakes or ponds, no rivers or even streams.

Sean sometimes thinks that the humans of Fort Glory can survive, the orcs and draenei of Hellfire Fortress can survive, and those demons can survive, it is really unbelievable and admirable.

On the Hellfire Peninsula, water is a very precious commodity.

Sean decides to do the Alliance a big favor.

After leaving Shattrath City, he first went to the Zangar Marsh, found a small lake, and then filled at least 100,000 cubic meters of ecological water in a special container and put it in a warehouse.

This clean water, if transported to Fort Glory, can solve a lot of water problems.

Entering the Hellfire Peninsula from the Zangar Swamp, Shaun meets an unexpected constructed creature not far from the Temple of Tahamat.

Magical mechs. (To be continued.) )