Azeroth is a great place with four distinct seasons - but sadly, it doesn't include Northrend, especially Icecrown and Storm Cliffs. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

There's only one season here – winter.

From the fortress of Scarlet Dawn on the north coast, Kudran and his own griffon, Scarre, cursed the damn weather more than once.

Damn the wind, damn the snow, damn the blizzard!

Winters in Danmorrow are also cold (although the Hammer Dwarves live in warm Hinterland, they are also from Ironforge), and the dwarves are known to be frost-resistant, but compared to Northrend, Danmorrow's cold is nothing compared to Northrend.

As a well-blooded griffin, Scalley's feathers are very thick.

But such a thick feather is of no use in Northrend.

Especially when Scarley was on a search mission and had to fly at low altitudes......

Once inside the Stormcrags, Kudran and Scarre's eyes kept their eyes on the steep peaks, searching for the temple that might be hiding Lorcan, but they found Torrim's. But he didn't find Loken after all.

The only temple that Kudran thought might be Lorken was full of damn tentacles, and the Hammer Dwarf didn't dare to stay long, so after a hurried look, he left directly.

Where is Loken?

He wasn't his own temple of wisdom anymore, he was in the Hall of Lightning, the place where he forged the Thunder Dwarves and Storm Giants.

The escape of Hodir's Son and Hednir has resulted in Lorcan's severe punishment, and the criticism from the Demon of a Thousand Throats is more than just mental contamination - if it weren't for Lorcan's usefulness, Yugsaron would have almost brainwashed him into an idiot.

So Loken, who had made up for it, closed his doors in the Hall of Lightning, and began to create more Thunderforge Dwarves and Storm Giants.

Realizing his exposure, Yugsaron decides to fight in the air.

That's why Kudran flew in the cold wind for almost half a month without finding Loken......

Luckily, though, Kudran found Logosh and Zaire.

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Compared to Kudran's misery, the search for Logosh and Zairah went much smoother.

After all, compared to griffins, the Ancestral Dragons are more accustomed to the environment.

What's more, these Primordial Dragons had a much sharper instinct than the griffons - the two of them didn't even need to land to know if Lorcan was in the temple below, which greatly increased the speed of the search.

No, none at all!

Looking at the way the Ancestral Drake had been swaggering, Logosh and Zaira could be sure that there were no guardians in these places, and naturally there was no Loken.

After a fruitless search, Loghosh and Zaira decided to go on an expedition to Ulduar.

But neither of the two unfortunate Primordial Dragons was willing to fly towards Ulduar, and it was useless for Logosh and Zaira to urge.

Could it be that Lorcan is also in Ulduar?

This is the only conclusion that has been reached after the discussions between Logosh and Zaire.

If this is the case, then it is really a bit troublesome, no one knows what kind of state is in Ulduar, if Lorcan is really hiding in Ulduar, I am afraid that it is destined to be difficult to lead the snake out of the hole.

Just as the two were about to return, they met Kudran.

After greeting each other in the air, the two sides chose to land very tacitly.

Among the orcs, Logosh is more able to talk to the Alliance, if the person sent by the tribe is Gromash, at this time it will definitely start the battle without saying a word, and Logosh can also talk to Kudran.

"Hey, dwarves - if you have a chance, you can go to Ulduar, I guess the eight achievements called Loken are in Ulduar!" Logosh tried to imitate his lover's tone, "It looks like there...... It's really spectacular. ”

"Why?" Kudran raised an eyebrow, "Why don't you go and see it?" ”

"I'd like to go......," Logosh smiled wryly, "but the Ancestral Dragon was too scared to go any closer. ”

Hearing Logosh say this, Kudran frowned.

Quite possibly, if Lorcan really hides in Ulduar, then everything will have to be torn down again!

"This is important, thank you for the information, about Loken, we will also inform the tribe in the next step."

Thinking of what he should do next, Kuran nodded to Logosh before stepping back onto the griffon, Scarley flapping his wings and leaving.

"Teacher, why did you tell him the news?" Zaira was incomprehensible about Logosh's decision, "Should the glory of destroying Locan be handed over to those despicable Alliance dogs?" ”

"We have no choice." Looking at the thunderous Zaire, Logosh shook his head, "You know, the Ancestral Drake is terrified, we can't fly there now. ”

"We have!" Zaira argued loudly, "As long as we go back and increase our training for the Ancestral Dragons, or capture the adult Ancestral Dragons, there will always be a way to bring us to Ulduar!" ”

"But it's too late!" "We don't know what's going on here, we don't know about the relationship between the Elder Gods and the Lich King, and Storm Crags is too close to Zudak and Durontar!" ”

"No orc is willing to give up the glory that comes with fighting bravely, but that's all we can do!"

"Do you want to have to face an even more erosive situation because we have wasted our time?!"

At this time, although Logosh was old, his momentum was not at all comparable to Zaira's, and his roar echoed among the mountains and echoed in Zaira's heart.

Since childhood, Zaira's horizons have not been very broad, and her cognition is still at the stage of "finding problems and solving them by herself", which is not wrong, but once the problem is not solved by herself, or the cost of solving it by herself is unacceptable, the uncompromising Zaira will go in the wrong direction.

This is also what worries Logosh the most.

After a long time, Zaira finally came to his senses, and he climbed onto the back of the Primordial Dragon, intending to return to Zudak.

But Logosh stopped her again.

"Come down, kid - I thought I could speak slowly, but unfortunately I've heard the call of the Ancestral Spirit, and it's too late."

"This is my last lesson to you."

Zaira's eyes widened in surprise at what Logosh said - it almost meant that he was on the verge of death!

Shamans, on the other hand, often have foreknowledge of their own death.