In the War of the Shifting Sands that year, the Alliance and Horde fought the Qiraji led by the Old God C'Thun. The final score was 3-0. I saw C'Thun slumped against the cage, sobbing uncontrollably. I'll never forget that sight.
At that moment, I thought: If I could become one of the Old Gods, I would win every battle.
Now, the chance to break free from the Titans' prison is right before me. I have to consider whether this is the only chance I'll ever get.
I believe C'Thun played an indispensable role in securing the Old Gods' former dominance.
It falls to us to restore the glory of the Old Gods!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.
Speaking, pretending that my book is read
When writing N'Zoth as the protagonist, the early stage should be centered around Azshara, and then the story with other forces. Azshara is a very important part of N'Zoth. As a result, I can't understand what you are going to write and I am not interested in reading it. I wish you all the best.
Update quickly, it's rare to see a Warcraft novel that breaks out of the previous framework.
When I saw Azeroth, I collected it first and collected 50 chapters before reading it.
Writing about World of Warcraft is actually more suitable in **, this website is not suitable
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