Chapter 349: Ulduar Completed, Sending Odin the Defective Chakra Fruit

Soon, Luode brought Odin, Hela, and the three of them to the upper space of Ulduar; at this moment, the four surviving guardians had already gathered here.

Thorim, Hodir, Freya, and Mimiron stood before them; facing them was a gigantic creature over ten meters tall, lacking a face, its upper and lower body seemingly composed of starlight.

"Begin planetary analysis of Azeroth." Observer Algalon began using his ability to observe the entire planet of Azeroth.

"Algalon, hurry up and stop! You can't activate the Origin Furnace to reset Azeroth; we haven't reached this point yet." Thorim spoke.

"Please stop, Lord Algalon; if you activate the Origin Furnace, all life on Azeroth will be wiped out. Can you bear to do this?" Freya asked.

"Step back, Titans, guardians; I'm not here to fight you, nor do I intend to interfere in your affairs, but I must analyze this planet. If there is indeed systemic-level pollution."

"Then restructuring the entire planet's structure is undoubtedly the proper course; please do not interfere."

"Sorry! O Star Saint, I must stop you from doing these things." At this moment, Luode brought Odin and Hela into the hall, standing before the translucent starlight form of Algalon.

Let you analyze, and after the analysis is complete, activate the Origin Furnace to reforge the entire planet of Azeroth?

"Your vitality is immense; you are not a mortal of this planet, you can survive this planetary restructuring."

"I am doing this to save the planet; this planet has been corrupted by the Old Gods." Algalon spoke.

"No, no, no; in fact, we are eliminating the Old Gods' threat. I have just destroyed one—the Old God imprisoned beneath this Titan city."

He has been completely eradicated by me; you should be able to detect it. And another location,

The other Old God, C'Thun, located in the Ahn'Qiraj temple and ruins, was also destroyed about two years ago by the Alliance and Horde together; now the only Old God still alive on this planet is Yogg-Saron.

"However, its seal is still very strong; within the foreseeable future, it will not break free of its seal and depart." Luode spoke.

"So I said we should conduct detection; I have indeed detected that two Old Gods are dead, and the threat of the Old Gods is far less than in ancient times."

"If it's only the Old Gods, then indeed there's no need to trigger the restart system to reconstruct the entire planet." Algalon nodded, agreeing with Luode's statement.

"However, I have discovered more problems on this planet: the Burning Legion's leader Sargeras has been here, and he can come to this planet at any time; should Sargeras arrive here, Azeroth will face major trouble." Algalon spoke.

"The Burning Legion is no longer a threat; even Sargeras has reverted to being that Titan, although fel energy still resides in him."

"But you must believe me; everything has ended. Now our only remaining enemy is the Void." Luode spoke.

"Are there still several planets around Azeroth? Even on one of them, a powerful planetary suppression is nurturing a world soul—this is extremely strange."

"I must figure out what exactly happened; I will send the situation here to the Pantheon, letting the Pantheon decide this matter." Algalon spoke.

Suddenly, a planet appeared around the world of Azeroth; this planet, like Azeroth, also possesses strong vitality and willpower, capable of giving birth to a world soul. Therefore, this matter must be reported to the Titans.

"You want to contact the Pantheon? That's impossible, because the Pantheon has been destroyed. The Pantheon—about fifteen thousand years ago, it was already wiped out by Sargeras." Luode spoke.

Upon hearing this, not only Algalon but the other four guardians also changed color drastically; although they had long guessed this result, none of the guardians wanted to believe it, deceiving themselves.

This can't be true; the mighty Titans, near-invincible creators, how could they be defeated? This must be false.

"O Wild God of Azeroth, is the information you received definitely reliable? Titans, have the Titans truly been defeated?" Freya asked.

The other three Titan guardians also looked at Luode with grim expressions.

"How so? Sargeras himself told me this; you need not doubt!" Luode spoke.

"You, how did you come to have ties with the Burning Legion, you?" Thorim's face changed drastically; he even drew his Stormhammer, gazing at Luode with a solemn expression.

"Don't misunderstand; I am following Azeroth's fate. Azeroth's world soul has awakened, and I have reached some cooperation with Sargeras." Luode spoke.

"What? Are you crazy? Are you crazy? You actually betrayed your own planet—do you know what the Burning Legion wants? The Burning Legion intends to destroy the entire physical universe, burning it to utter extinction." Freya spoke.

"Sargeras has changed his mind; he will no longer invade Azeroth."

"He has completely abandoned his own plans and even reclaimed the Titan's order power." Luode spoke.

She seriously suspects that the life god created by Azeroth has been corrupted by Sargeras.

The other side defeated Yogg-Saron, who had tormented them for ten thousand years; all the Titan guardians had thought Luode would be Azeroth's savior.

But unexpectedly, the other side actually believed Sargeras! "Mighty Wild God, do not believe him, do not believe Sargeras's lies. He is deceiving you."

"Fel and order energies cannot coexist; accepting fel means forsaking order power, while accepting order means forsaking fel." Mimiron spoke.

"Is that so? Then why can holy light coexist with darkness? The holy Naaru, upon death, can transform into the purest shadow magic."

And the purest shadow crystal can also be transformed into pure holy light crystal.

"The Shadowlands are the destination of all souls after death; and there, are not the souls merely living in another form? Thus life represents death, so why cannot order coexist with fel?"

"Is it merely because you haven't seen it that you can deny this?" Luode scoffed, asking. Upon saying this, the several Titan guardians present, as well as Observer Algalon, were left speechless.

"Perhaps we should respect Azeroth's choice." Freya sighed, speaking.

As a Titan guardian of the life aspect, after she discovered the Emerald Dream, she attempted to communicate with Azeroth, but the initial communication was actually not smooth.

In Azeroth's eyes, these Titan creations are actually not much different from the Old Gods; they merely drove away the wolves and brought in the tigers! Therefore, perhaps these Titan guardians should respect Azeroth's choice; if Azeroth chooses to become a Titan, that is naturally best. If it does not wish to become a Titan, then they have nothing to say.

"Perhaps we should not interfere in this planet's affairs. Although we were born from this planet, we are ultimately creations of the Titans." Thorim spoke.

"Forget it! Let's continue guarding Ulduar! We will remain in this last Titan city."

"The planet's condition currently does not indeed require a restart, but I will continue to observe here; if one day this planet encounters problems, I will still carry out the command given to me by the great Titans, even though they are no longer present." After Algalon finished speaking, his body began to dim, then vanished without a trace.

Sargeras has already discovered this planet, while the Titan race has been annihilated; even if we reshape this planet, it would be meaningless, as Sargeras could arrive at any time—perhaps I should think of another approach.

"Right, you must respect Azeroth's choice. What Azeroth chooses to become, you should let her become that."

"Rather than forcibly making her a Titan, for she will become a life form countless times stronger than a Titan." Luode spoke.

"Perhaps you are correct, Life God, but I still must remind you: if you discover that Sargeras one day abandons you, you can still come to us for help; no matter what, we will protect Azeroth." Freya spoke.

Heh! Seeking your help—perhaps after passing through several worlds, I may then no longer need to fear Sargeras.

Even my current strength, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde combined, are not my match.

However, Luode still smiled and nodded, accepting the goodwill of the several Titan guardians, and then followed Mimiron to his special workshop.

He then took out his spoil, a massive golden skull, which Mimiron personally modified into a special flight device.

"This special flight device can fly in the frigid weather of Northrend, and because Titan technology exists, you need not refuel it with any fuel."

"But I think this thing isn't very useful for you; it can only fly within the planet. Moreover, its speed isn't as fast as yours." Mimiron spoke.

"Hahaha! No problem, Titan guardians; this is exactly what I wanted. Thanks anyway." Luode nodded satisfactorily, then put away the aircraft nose before him.

I once collected over three hundred mounts when adventuring in Àizélāsī, and I even myself can't remember which mounts I have.

Even some mounts, I have never ridden them once, but no matter what, I want to collect them in my collection.

The Ulduar expedition concluded successfully. Luode successfully rescued the Titan guardians here, and killed Yogg-Saron, and killed the fallen Titan guardian Loken.

Resolving this great crisis in Ulduar took less than a day in total.

Before the gates of Ulduar, Thor successfully met up with Luode and the others, and Luode also learned from his clone about the situation in the Hall of Lightning.

"So Father, you mean that there's a guy called Thorim inside Ulduar who is my counterpart in this world, not the Vrykul king I saw earlier in Storm Peaks?" Thor asked.

"Is it a mistake? That is to say, is my wife really Sif? Or perhaps it's just that this world's version of me chose Sif! 'No need to worry, I here am still an iron construct! And Hela is merely my adopted daughter.'"

"However, this Thorim also possesses tremendous storm power and thunder power; when you have time, you can come to Ulduar to learn hammer techniques from him, and he also wields a storm warhammer." Odin said.

Thor's kingly weapon should also be brought up, after coming to this world.

Odin asked Luode for some super Titan god-iron, then returned to have the dwarves help fuse it into his eternal spear and Thor's storm battleaxe.

Thor nodded at the God-King Odin; this person called Thorim also very much wants to meet him, after all they both play with hammers plus thunderstorms.

"Here you go." Hela came before Odin, producing a peach-red fist-sized lesser chakra fruit.

"What is this? I feel a tremendous life energy from it." Odin asked, puzzled.

"This is what Luode gave me, originally intending to increase my strength, but you know I study the power of death."

"So I can't use this thing either. You take it and use it! This power called chakra is still quite miraculous." Hela said.

Odin nodded upon hearing this, reached out to take the red fruit, then bowed to Luode; this chakra fruit indeed helps him greatly, at least allowing his life to become longer once more.

Even I can pass this chakra power to the Asgardians, after all my son is still young now, but when he grows old he will have to face the same problem as I do.

"Don't be polite! Father-in-law!" Luode said with a laugh.

"If you ever need anything from me, Luode, just speak up." Odin gave Luode a promise, then led a host of soldiers back to the Celestial Palace.

Luode also left together with Hela.

After the Ulduar crisis was resolved, the Silver Vanguard also built a silver tournament ground on the outskirts of the Icecrown Glacier.

Tirion Fordring and Uther decided to hold a martial tournament here, then select the strongest warrior from all of Azeroth, a total of forty people. (End of chapter)