Zuldazar is separated from Nazmir by a wide river that flows into the sea.

In order to defend against those crazy blood trolls, the Zandalari built a camp called Zul'gar at the junction of the two places, where a large number of elite Zandalari soldiers were stationed.

The pterodactyl knight was still circling and overlooking at a high altitude, trying to find out the intruders who dared to break into Dazar'alor and commit murder.

Thinking of all the weird legends of Nazmir, these flying knights dare not cross the border at will.

Blindly running away made Sharlayan feel very aggrieved, this sneaky style of action was not in line with his character.

But considering that the purpose of Alfa's test is likely to be related to his mother Inas, Sharlayan could only suppress his inner irritability and continue to travel through the lush tropical jungles of the Zandalar Islands.

Across the Zurga River, Sharlayan officially entered Nazmir, where the climate and scenery are very different from the beautiful Zuldazar region.

Nazmir is a swampy area, as rich in moisture as the wetlands Sharlayan once visited.

The towering trees blocked a lot of sunlight, coupled with the mist that often permeated the entire swamp, even in broad daylight, Nazmir's visibility was very limited.

According to the information provided by the barrage, Nazmir was once the origin of the race of trolls.

Due to a sudden blood plague, a large number of trolls died of disease.

But to the horror of the trolls, the corpses of their loved ones buried in the soil broke out of the ground shortly afterwards. This zombie attacked all the living people frantically, and anyone who was scratched by them would be quickly assimilated.

The early capital of the trolls, Zul Nazman, fell completely under the erosion of the blood plague, and most of the surviving trolls moved northward under the leadership of a Nazmani named Dasa.

Dasa is the first king of the Zandalari Empire. It was he who signed the contract with Rezan, the devil dragon god. Capital - Dazar'alor.

And those trolls corrupted by the blood plague continued to stay in Nazmir, and gradually evolved into the current blood trolls.

Unlike the Zandalari trolls, who vigorously develop magic and technology, the blood trolls still retain their primitive matrilineal social customs.

They don't have any technological means, and only rely on their weird blood magic to make the Zandalari dare not easily invade.

The Zandalari kings of all ages have always wanted to recover Nazmir, the place where the trolls originated, but they have not been able to do so due to various reasons.

As soon as he stepped into the territory of Nazmir, Sharlayan immediately felt that something was wrong. Something invisible and intangible was gently scratching his soul, and incomprehensible whispers began to echo in his ears.

Sharlayan: "What the **** is this?"

[The whispers of the ancient gods, don't try to interpret the content of these words, the more you understand, the greater the possibility of being corrupted by the ancient gods. 】

"Ancient God..."

Sharlayan's leopard showed a serious and humane expression: "It's no wonder that the mighty Zandalari Empire has never been able to regain Nazmir at its doorstep. It turns out that there is such a secret behind it."

After being nurtured by the barrage, Sharlayan already had a deeper understanding of the existence of the Old Gods.

Simply put, the Old Gods are the parasite of Azeroth, the cancer of the planet.

Because their tentacles are buried deep in the earth, in a way that they live in symbiosis with the planet, the Old Gods are very difficult to kill.

Even if he is fatally injured, the ancient **** can hide in the depths of the earth and recover gradually.

The only way to kill them is to sever the link between the Old God and the planet.

It is rumored that the father of the gods, the Titan Aman'Thul, once tried to pull Y'Shaarj, the most powerful demon with a thousand heads among the ancient gods of Azeroth, out of the ground.

Although Aman'Thul successfully killed Y'Shaarj, it also caused great damage to Azeroth, and the essence of the planet spewed out from the wound.

With the joint cooperation of the Titans, the wound caused by pulling Y'Shaarj was healed, but it left a scar full of energy from the planet's essence-the Well of Eternity.

The Old Gods of Nazmir are not true native Old Gods.

In order to gain a deeper understanding of the ancient gods, a parasitic creature on the void side, the Titans established a laboratory named Odir in Nazmir in ancient times, studied the structure of the ancient gods in depth, and simulated a man-made ancient god.

They hope that the guardians of Azeroth they left behind can understand the weaknesses of the ancient gods through this experimental individual named G'huun, so that they can deal with the remnants of the dark empire more targetedly.

The idea of ​​the Titans is good. If they continue to study, sooner or later they will be able to solve the problem of the symbiosis between the ancient gods and the planet.

But unforeseen circumstances, the originally thriving Pantheon was suddenly taken over by the bronze titan Sargeras who betrayed his compatriots.

All the titans were slain by Sargeras, only the souls escaped under the protection of Norgannon.

Without the constraints of the Titans, the Guardians dare not restart Uldir at will.