We had been following the King's Road for the past few days to the three-way junction that led to the Sunny Glades, and we didn't see a single orc along the way. It also made me wonder where Lothar had met the Khadgars.

I didn't squeak when I learned that it was in the forest south of Shining Gold, and I didn't want to mention it, even though it wasn't my patrol.

The road to the south wasn't long, but our patrols were noticeably smaller in this area, and after encountering the last patrol they told us that there were now a large number of orcs on Brightwood's side.

I got into another argument with Khadgar over why there were more and more orcs.

Khadgar is a magician, and he has no idea what's going on outside in Karazhan's tower. I pulled Reggie and pulled Garona in to talk about why there were more and more orcs, of course, I guessed why orcs didn't use so many lives as raw materials to open the dark door, but Garona didn't refute me. I don't know if it's my guess or if Garona hasn't been back to the Dark Gate for a long time, and she doesn't know about it.

Garona had been silent, but I thought it would be a good opportunity for me to ask her a lot of questions. Start this female ...... The orcs didn't want to deal with me, but they couldn't keep doing this, and if I missed this village, there would be no such shop, so I sincerely apologized to her to ask for her forgiveness.

By the time I got to Brightwood, I was able to communicate with Garona in the language of the orcs. She was surprised, Khadgar was surprised, Lothar was even more surprised. They all couldn't believe that I had learned the language of the orcs. Because of this, Khadgar's attitude towards me seems to have changed a bit, after all, he can't learn orc language in a few days.

But after the surprise was over, Garona's eyes returned to her previous state of vigilance when she looked at me. Of course, I can roughly guess why she's worried again, yes, I'll be able to do more with the orc, and even though I'm kind to her now, she's probably worried that I'm not going to change my mind about killing the orcs. Learning orc language is just to kill them better. Of course she regretted it too late, especially after learning during the conversation that I was a very good scout.

The town of Brightwood has been completely deserted, there is no one here, but the traces of the orcs are very obvious, and I am still a little sad to see this once prosperous town become a dead town.

There must be a lot of bones, and the most unacceptable ones are those hanging from trees, sticking in wooden stakes, those with heads, those without heads, and the disembowelments are simply countless. Of course, what we're seeing now is basically rotten. The whole town smelled of death.

I told them that the place was going to get dark, and that it would be called Twilight Forest instead of Sunshine Glades. They ignored me, looking disdainful as if I was talking nonsense.

The price of war is ruin, ruin, desolation along the way, which makes everyone no longer want to speak. When we walked into the extremely dense forest of the Windwind Canyon again, I always felt that the forest was cold, but my back was cold.

I asked Reggie if they felt that way, and they all said no. I won't mention it again, lest Khadgar bother me again.

I still have an impression of this forest in a few years, but I have forgotten how to get there at the time, but I don't have to worry about it, Garona is much better than a mage in leading the way.

When we came to the small village outside Karazhan, the chilly feeling became stronger and stronger. Especially when we walked in the abandoned village and town, I always felt that there were people on both sides of the house looking at us, but there was nothing in them.

There is actually a lot of farmland around Karazhan, although Khadgar doesn't know why Medivan's family hasn't eaten all the food in the past few years, but he doesn't know if the farmland around this area can support the residents of the original village and the people in the tower.

The Karazhan tower stands there, but it seems to me that the color of the façade is much darker than when I first visited. Even though the sun was still shining overhead, I did feel an inexplicable oppression and coldness in this place.

When I got to the bottom of the tower, I told Garona in orc language, "I caught you here a few years ago." I thought she should have heard, but as if she hadn't, she followed Khadgar to the tower's gates.

But no matter how much we knock, no one will open the door, and this situation can only give us a feeling that something is wrong in the tower!

The front door can't get in, we can go through the back door, the back door on the north side of the tower is a large courtyard in the open air, the door of the big courtyard is half hidden, I looked at the two people, they were already confused, I asked him what the situation was when the answer turned out to be that they had never been here.

After entering this big courtyard, the courtyard wall alone made me a little panicked, and the courtyard wall was a bit ridiculously high. Moreover, the yard was littered with thatch, and the cattle pens were full of forage but there were no animals.

In the shadow of this tower, this courtyard feels a little weird. Seeing that I couldn't open the door, I pushed the two people who knocked on the door open, and then took out the lock-picking tool from the hem of my jacket.

But I underestimated Medivan, this should be set by Medivan, the lock here obviously looks like the real thing when you hold it, but after stabbing it with the wire that unlocks the lock for a long time, this thing is the same as a solid one.

Just when we were at a loss, Khadgar muttered for a while, and after coming out, my lockpicking tool suddenly became much better. When we opened the back door, a man on his knees startled us all.

He scrubbed the floor on his knees, and we ignored us when we opened the door.

Khadgar hurriedly leaned down to pick the man up, but his hand reached for it and grabbed it! The man slowly raised his head, and the pale face made me almost draw my sword.

His empty eyes looked at us faintly, "I still have a lot of work to do, and my master hates being dirty!" I still have a lot of work to do, and I'm going to paint it as bright as a mirror. As he spoke, he lowered his head and continued to rub the ground vigorously.

Khadgar took two steps back in shock.

"It's a ghost!" I say. "I finally saw the hell today! It seems that this place ...... It's completely over. ”

Khadgar didn't say a word and just ran inside, but it didn't take long for me to get confused. "You've been living for so long, what's the matter with you!" I wanted to shout at him, but I lowered my voice and squeezed the words out between my teeth.

"It's not like that!"

"What isn't that, you two...... You've lived in this kind of bird before? It's also scary. ”

"It wasn't like that a few days ago, and it wasn't like that when we left!" Khadgar looked shocked and anxious.

"Take us straight to Medivan!" I elbowed him.

"This place...... I don't seem to have seen it! Khadgar was puzzled, too.

"What kind of fart are you putting on, what are you saying you haven't seen before!"

"I don't remember this place in the tower!" He said in surprise.

"You're a nerd!" I pushed him and squeezed him to the front to look, "Come with me!" As I spoke, I took an axe from my waist and headed it towards the table next to me. Walk! ”

Actually, I'm also walking blindly, just now I walked around this labyrinth-like place for a long time, and I was a little panicked, not to mention the soldiers who really saw ghosts. And I always hear voices in my ears, some of them are women's laughter, some are whispering laments or ...... Cry.

I looked at the guys behind me, and they seemed to hear it, too. So I very consciously drew all my weapons.

When we got back to where I had chopped with an axe I was a little devastated. "Do you have a solution?" I said to Khadgar.

"I can't solve this magic," he said......

"Exit and go...... Exit and go. "I stretched out my arm and pushed him back, but he consciously stepped back." Find your way and get out of here! I said.

Hearing my words, everyone turned around and hurried back, thinking that they would be trapped in the maze again and couldn't get out, but to my surprise, they really found the exit! But the man who mopped the floor at the door was gone.

Unable to do so much, everyone rushed towards the door, and at that moment only a scream was heard! "I don't want to die yet!"

The voice was so miserable that it made my scalp tingle. At this time, there was still time to look back, and an idea rushed out of here.

When the door was pulled open by Lothar, I was suddenly relieved! Right ahead! The front is a light ...... No, why is it black in front!

I wanted to stop and stop them, but I was pushed out by the people behind me, but I was pushed out of the door and was terrified to see what strange things happened again, but the different air made me come back to my senses.

I looked out with wide eyes...... Why is it dark? "Wasn't it noon when we went in just now?"

"Time warp ......," Khadgar said, "time is distorted in the space we just entered. ”

I glanced at him, "Are you sure we're out there now?" ”

"Probably sure......," he said, looking around. Find a horse! Find the horses! ”

The people hurried to find the horses, and when they saw them tethered to the stables, they were relieved. "You live in this kind of place?" I looked at the two men suspiciously.

"We have to go in!" "Something must have happened inside," Khadgar said. ”

This time we didn't dare to go through the back door, but in order to escape, we tied our horses to the outside of the main entrance. Khadgar kept slamming the door but no one answered, so I dragged him away and took two steps back to kick him.

The door did not move.

"Can you kick the door of the Guardian's house open or the Guardian?" Khadgar scoffed.

"Do Guardians need such a sturdy door?" I replied to him and pulled out the wire to pick the lock.

But as soon as I poked the wire in, the door was opened, and the heat that poured out of the tower made me almost sit on the ground.

I looked up and sat down on the floor.

That's not a living man's face at all!