The planetarium where the Void Dragon is located is high up in the Karazan Tower, and the secret study is on the way to the planetarium.

This section of the road is essentially a spiraling staircase inside a cylindrical tower, a similar structure that is most common in watchtowers. However, due to the huge internal space of Karazan, not only the passage is built to the effect of a moat single-plank bridge, but also some such and such functional facilities are placed.

Most of these facilities are in the outer ring, clinging to the stone walls of the towers, while the huge space inside is used to erect stone bridges with huge spans, relatively narrow decks, and no guardrails.

What's especially awesome is that the ventilation inside the tower is a bit too good due to the otherworldly passage at the top, and there is even a whistling wind of no low level raging inside.

However, in Kane's opinion, this kind of obstacle is nothing, even a mortal adventurer, as long as he is bold and careful, pays attention to observation, and explores the law, he can avoid those invisible turbulent cyclones.

The real problem here is actually the radiation brought by the Otherworldly Channel. Cosmic rays + negative transcendent energy radiation can be called a two-pronged approach, without special protection, even if it is only stranded for 1 second in this area, it will cause permanent damage.

Kane paced unhurriedly, wondering what this otherworldly passage meant, and whether it was possible to use it.

The point in time he came at can be called the 'post-Warcraft era'. It's like Middle-earth, where the prequel to the Lord of the Rings and the main story have ended, and the story is naturally there, but there are no epic villains and heroes, as well as supporting characters, so the overall style has dropped significantly, which makes people a little uninterested.

Take the otherworldly passage in front of you, for example.

It was created by Sargeras after taking possession of Medivan's body, and was used by the Burning Legion on several occasions.

And now, Sargeras has been suppressed and sealed by the Pantheon, and the other two of the Big Three, Akmund and Kil'Gardan, have also fallen.

Even the super-first-class fighters, Argus the Silencer and Agrama the Avenger, were all killed in the Burning Legion's stronghold, the fortress of Antorus.

Moreover, Illidan's idea of fighting evil with evil was also successful, and even during his absence, Illidare's people were still active in various battlefields.

These special warriors who use evil energy as their power, are withdrawn and paranoid, and are almost no different from demons in the eyes of mortals, have exchanged demonization for talents such as evil energy adaptability, which allows them to basically enter and exit the demon's lair and stronghold without hindrance, without being affected by the harsh environment, and they can also use most of the facilities and weapons and equipment of the Burning Legion, and even their thinking, under the influence of evil energy, has become the same frequency as the demons, so that they can more accurately judge the demons' actions and plans.

Obviously, according to Kane's judging criteria, Illidare is the kind of cannon fodder who only has a lifespan of three or five years. From the moment they are infused with evil energy and demonized, the best ending is to be killed by the last arrow when they are about to win the Armageddon, because time will make them the existence they once hated the most, and instead of losing their old age, why not be righteous at the highest moment and let future generations praise their name?

But in any case, the Illidare Demon Hunters successfully destroyed the communication lines and logistics of the Burning Legion, making the internal problems of the Burning Legion, which was already too large and its members not united enough, even more serious.

And with the fall of the giants, the 'rules' that pressed on the heads of most ordinary members disappeared, and without these rules, the Burning Legion immediately became a plate of loose sand, from a legion to a wargang on its own. There will no longer be the kind of deterrent power that can affect the hearts of all peoples with every move.

And this is exactly what Kane couldn't think about, the major events of the times, naturally there must be a villain who is strong enough to lead to a catastrophe of the world. Then the Child of Destiny will be activated, and if you win, you will also have a row.

From this point of view, the Burning Legion without tigers in the mountains is obviously not qualified to support the villain pattern. Besides, the Burning Legion is coming again, and just listening to the subtitle has a strong taste of the screenwriter's poor skills, which makes people lose interest.

If it's really this kind of bloody bridge, he will go back to the Warhammer universe to play and entrust this side to Miranda.

The entrance to the secret study is already in front of you. The portal, which used to be disguised as a bookcase, now has no secrets at all, and has been smashed to pieces, but the passage is still there, narrow and deep, and there is no lighting, and it is as black as if it leads to the devil's cave.

The curator was clearly unaware of the temperament of the new owner, let alone the roots of his dark spokesman. It was characterized as a follower, but it was only a follower of Kane's current identity, very temporary, so it used its own illumination skills, and Kane didn't say anything.

Fluorescent pink arcane orbs of light flew out of the curator's hand and hung above the passage, one at regular intervals, like a street lamp, illuminating the passage.

Kane paid attention to the details when he decided to move forward, making sure that it had been unvisited for at least two hundred years, which seemed to indicate that his speculation was about to go bankrupt, and that there was only one way to the outside world from the secret study, and if Trastan Evil Hoof was behind it, it would probably have to use this passage, because the Fallen Places were often the demon's resurrection anchors, unless there was an additional cost, or it was purified and rendered unusable.

In the current era of the Burning Legion, Kane doesn't think that Trastan's resurrection can enjoy 'first class' treatment.

At the end of the winding passage, the secret study has also lost its former appearance, and there are only a few piles of black ashes left in the bookcases, and the books have long since disappeared.

The magic circle that Trastan had carved with evil energy on the floor here had long since been destroyed, leaving only potholes and discarded rubble, which looked like the interior of a newly sealed mall construction site, and it was so messy that it was not easy to find even a place to put a foot.

Even so, Kane found something he could use.

Raising his hand, the matter was pulled and gathered, and with a snap of his fingers, the matter was ignited by the divine power, and the time regression began.

There's nothing to brag about when Trastan fell, Traistan summoned a lot of evil ghosts, and used sight techniques to confuse the real with fakes, and turned himself into a ghost, mixed in the group of ghosts, and the adventurers faced a sea of ghosts dozens of times their own, and the battle was very difficult.

Later, it was shit luck, an ice mage cast a spell and was interfered with by the imp, and the big ice arrow that came out was missed, but it happened to hit Trastan, and Trastan was not only severely injured and showed his original form, but also frozen.

If you can't catch such an opportunity, then you really don't complain if you die, and the spellcaster among the adventurers is brave, and everyone disregards the attacks of the imps and goes all out to output Trastan.

Sartre's natural profession is a thief, and he also has an advantage in spell casting, but he is basically insulated from the heavy armor system, and Trastein has not jumped out of this circle, he is a demon warlock who knows a few tricks of thief skills, where to eat and live in a group fight?

But Kane still patiently watched the whole process, mainly to see the details of Trastein's performance, and if there was a way out, he believed that he could see the clues from his micro-expressions.

Sure enough, there was.

When Trastein was dying, although his acting was okay, judging by Miranda's big data horizontal comparison, it was slightly exaggerated.

Then the meat drama that Kane focuses on comes, death is not the point, resurrection is.

But he watched it several times, and Trastan did not resurrect with the secret study as an anchor, and even did not resurrect it. After all, according to Kane's ability, he can guess whether to activate the resurrection mechanism by the law of cause and effect through the fall point.

"It's kind of interesting...... Kane is also a self-confident person who borders on arrogance, and will not easily admit that his speculation fails, not to mention, there is obviously something wrong here.

So he turned his head to look at the battle where Trestan fell, and after watching it twice in a row, he didn't see anything strange, so the third time, he expanded his attention and finally found something suspicious.

Fourth, fifth, and sixth, the focus is on an imp and finally confirms Trastan's trick.

It turned out that Trastan did not fall in the first place, but used the golden cicada to get out of the shell.

When it launched the small ghost sea tactic, and saw that it still couldn't win quickly, it decided to run away. Then it performed mirror imagery.

A large number of real and false evil imps pushed the intensity of the battle at that time to the peak, and it was the time when the Trastein side was at its most powerful, and the adventurers could only support it hard, as if defeat was just around the corner.

But Trastein obviously understands that a fake is a fake, the mirror imp is not output, and the firepower of the evil imp is a little low, which is a cumulative damage, so as long as the adventurers keep their own healing units, they will not be affected by a few hits, and they will be able to recover quickly. However, the mirror technique is time-sensitive, and if it still doesn't work under the outbreak, it will basically be useless.

As the leader of tactics, Trastein naturally understands the strengths and weaknesses of his own tactics and combat power, and when he sees that the situation is not right, he retreats bravely and chooses to retreat at the highest moment, so that he retreats very calmly and has the lightest traces.

It turns into an evil imp and then retreats when the mirror image fails. At that time, a large number of mirror imps blurred and disappeared, and it also joined in, which was really inconspicuous at all.

And Kane didn't find out about this trick at the first time, mainly because time back has its limitations after all, if it is to use the memories of someone who personally participated in that battle, then Trastan's trick can be exposed at one time.

But new problems have arisen.

Trestan Evilhoof, claimed to have died during the Burning Crusade.

The great event of the time was that the alliance and tribes of Azeroth, after completing the Battle of Angela, tempered an army that could fight and built confidence.

The remnants of the demons who happened to remain in Azeroth (the one when Akmund led the invasion and finally fell on Mount Hyjal) were causing trouble, specifically the demon lord Kazak.

After the defeat of Akmund, Kazak after several years of secret operation, gathered a scattered demon power, and then activated the Dark Gate, went to the Outlands, and unified the demon power there. And Kazak's basis for making trouble is the Dragon King's War Blade.

The Dragonlord's Blade was forged by the five powers of earth, time, dreams, magic, and life that Akmund plundered from the five-colored guardian dragon when he was in charge of the legion.

The weapon shattered after Akmund's death, and the fragments were hidden by the coalition forces, but Kazak managed to collect the fragments and reforge the sword.

In this context, the Alliance and the Horde decided to completely solve the hidden danger, deal with the Dark Gate, and counterattack the Draenor continent. Specifically, they all have their own demands.

The alliance is hoping to recover the expeditionary force.

At the beginning, the expeditionary force led by Tulajan, after the victory of the Second War of Man and Beast, pursued and killed the remnants of the invading orcs and entered the world of Draenor.

At that time, the Orc Great Chief Orgrim Hammer of Destruction was defeated and scattered, and the spiritual leader Nao Zu took the lead in running away with his descendant clan, and he was truly leaderless.

As a result, the expeditionary force entered Draenor and learned that the invading orcs were simply the cannon fodder vanguard of the Burning Legion.

In order to escape the punishment of Sargeras, Neozu took the Shadow Moon, Shattered Moon and other descendant clans to continue to run, and tore the world of Draenor apart because of his hasty and fierce operation.

At the same time, Turayan, the commander of the expeditionary force, aware of the situation, ordered the dark gate to be closed before the Burning Legion and the dog-jumping orcs would flood into Azeroth.

Later, in order to commemorate the righteous deeds of Tulayan and others, Stormwind built a hero's corridor at the entrance, and in a series of huge stone sculptures, Tulayan stood with a sword on the front.

Now that the Alliance has a powerful army that even the ancient god Cthun can kill, it is natural to think about ending the unfinished business of the expeditionary force back then. Even if you can only recover the remains of the heroes.

The tribe is dominated by orcs, and they go to Draenor mainly to find out about their homeland. After all, under Thrall's leadership, the orcs also realized that the Burning Legion was the main enemy of their clan, and now that they had gained a foothold in Azeroth, they wanted to save their compatriots in their homeland, who were most likely still in dire straits.

The Alliance and the Horde then killed Draenor and ended with Kil'Gardan's Sunwell invasion plan failing.

Then the Wrath of the Lich King, the Cataclysm, the Mystery of Pandaria, the Iron Tribe, the Return of the Legion, and the Fall of Enzoth...... There has been a series of great dramas of the times.

Kane means that since you, Trestan Evil Hoof, aren't you dead, why haven't you made waves since then?

It's also a senior, and the big guys I've followed, whether it's Sargeras or Medivan, are all quite dignified characters in the entire history of Warcraft, and after years of staying up, keeping books in private and looking at them, don't you think, 'If he succeeds in Lingyunzhi, dare to laugh at Huang Chao's husband'?

"Alas!" said Kane, sighing, and the line began to show a tendency in such a way that it had nothing to do with the Bureau.

Although he had a vague hunch that there was something wrong with this Trestan Evil Hoof, in this world, there were more things like this level that could be excavated. And he didn't have the energy and time to do that.

On the other side of the Warhammer 40K universe, whether it is the evil god or the god of light, it will not be silent for long, and even many plans are afraid that they have already hit the road.

And even if they are stable enough, after the First Order's hive plan is completed, they will not let the situation deteriorate just a little bit, but will launch a full-scale operation, and then he will need a high-end force to deal with the attack of the evil god.

Therefore, even if the difference in the time flow between the two worlds is counted, the maximum available time on his side will probably not exceed ten years.

That's why he stuck to the theme of the big event and followed the footsteps of the Destiny Child, instead of messing around with the quest line himself.

The Children of Destiny are all seizing the day, and whenever they open a pit, they are serial pits, super giant pits, and bottomless pits, so it seems to be the most efficient to follow the Children of Destiny.

So, Kane froze the clue and visited the next place, the Karazhan Planetarium.