Chapter 22 Chapter Twenty Two

Just now, Aegwynn was still standing in Theramore. Just now, Lorena took a deep breath of worry.Aegwynn remembered all the magic-hating things the colonel had just said—not to mention the nausea and vomiting she'd had since her last teleportation.Aegwynn was beginning to think that it might not be a good idea to give the colonel something to eat before teleporting. Just now, Jaina Proudmoore still looked solemn. Now, they stood at the entrance of a cave filled with foul-smelling orange smoke.Aegwynn finally understood why Lorena was so reluctant to come here.The orange-yellow miasma lingered in the air like a layer of thick fog, and Aegwynn felt that his waist was about to be bent.

Aegwynn had long been used to the reaction of teleportation, and the reason why she felt top-heavy now was entirely because of the smoke.She glanced at Lorena, Lorena's face was a little pale, but her hand was still tightly gripping the hilt of the sword, ready to fight at any time. Jaina was as pale as Lorena, which was not a good sign. Aegwynn said nothing.There was no turning back now, and Jaina definitely didn't need an old hen to take care of the chicks.Aegwynn herself hated the protectors—Scavelle, Jonas who slept with her, or the old bastards—especially when she was exhausted and still fighting. Don't help, worry about it.So there is no need to add this burden to Jaina.

But there are still some things to worry about.Today, Jaina used four teleportation spells, and Aegwynn knew it very well—she herself went to Scar Heights, Thunder Lizard went to Scar Heights, the three of them returned to Theramore, and the three of them went to this cave— And divining Zmodor's position, controlling those thunder lizards, making sure the three of them are safe in this layer of smoke.Casting too many spells in one day will harm the body, and as far as Aegwynn knows, the consequences are far more than that. Jaina led the way into the hole.Aegwynn couldn't help but wonder when he stopped calling the blond mage "Queen Proudmoore"—and "a nasty little girl"—and started calling her "Jaina."

Aegwynn shouted: "Zmodor is here." Aegwynn shivered. "He's all over the place." Apparently the devil had bewitched the hole, and every stone smelled of him.She hadn't been intimidated by a stench since her confrontation with Medivh in the towers of Karazhan—though part of that feeling came from the fumes.Besides, the cave was cold and damp, which made people feel even more uncomfortable.Jaina cast a light spell so they could see around them, but it made the smoke even brighter.Aegwynn had no interest in taking a closer look at the dark walls on both sides, the potholed road under her feet, and the stalactites hanging above their heads—this would only make the place above her head more terrifying.

They walked about twenty steps away, and Aegwynn's body became tense, "There's—" "I know." Jaina quickly said a spell. Aegwynn nodded.Both she and Jaina sensed a Firetrap Charm.This is a very low-level magic that can be mastered after only one year of magic learning. It is generally used to prevent lost people or animals from breaking into places that cannot be entered without permission.Although it is usually unlikely that someone would go to such a nightmare place, Aegwynn has seen such examples.A demented dwarf had been to a cave, but fortunately Zmodor and his men were casting spells and could not be distracted, so he was spared.Better not to take that risk.

Breaking the spell would only scare the snake away.Aegwynn reminded himself to stand between Lorena, who was holding the sword, and Jaina, who was casting a spell. After a while, Lorena yelled, "Get down!" Aegwynn was certainly no fool.She immediately fell to the cold ground.Lorena got down on her stomach too. But Jaina stood her ground, her hands outstretched.The fireball roaring towards her was about to burn her— Just an arm's length away, the fireball stopped and was quickly extinguished. Aegwynn crawled to her feet: "They know we're here." "Yes." Jaina's voice was almost inaudible.

oh yes. Aegwynn sighed.The voice seemed to come from all directions—this was one of the devil's tricks. "Stop putting on airs. We're not your idiot slaves, Zmodor. You can't scare us." Aegwynn!What a surprise.I thought you would have died at the hands of your son a long time ago. I am so glad that I can kill you myself.I haven't thanked you for what you've done to me yet. In addition to the demon's voice, Aegwynn also heard some giggles. "I've heard this kind of laughter before." Lorena looked disgusted, "Evil." Sure enough, dozens of little devils with the same skin color as these smokes rushed out.

Lorena stepped forward to shield Aegwynn and Jaina. "I really hate these guys." After finishing speaking, he rushed to fight with them. After all, it is difficult for one person to deal with so many furry animals, but fortunately, there are two people to help her.Jaina chanted several spells in a row, and the lemures responded immediately.Some's hair was on fire, others could not breathe, and some were pinned to the wall by the strong wind spell.These aren't big deal spells, but they're good enough for these low-level lemurs. These are only the first batch.After these twenty were killed, another twenty sprang out immediately.

"They're deliberately draining your magic." "Yes." Jaina said another spell.The twenty brutes disappeared immediately. There are ten more behind them. "Colonel," Jaina said quickly, "can you handle it?" Lorena grinned, "Look at me." "it is good." The colonel brandished his sword and fought the gang of ghouls.Jaina suddenly closed her eyes and almost fell to the ground.Aegwynn grabbed her: "Are you okay?" Jaina was surprisingly honest: "It's not good. I can cast the exorcism, but at the same time I can't be distracted. Lorena has to protect—"

A shrill scream echoed in the cave, Lorena swung her sword and killed the last three lemures.She drew back the sword, and the beasts fell to the ground immediately.Looking at the blood stains on the blade, Lorena sighed and said, "I will never wipe it off." I don't think you'll ever have a chance to think about this again. This time, the voices didn't come from all directions, but directly in front of them. The orange smoke dissipated.Aegwynn knew this was a bad omen.Standing in front of them was the gigantic Zmodor.