Chapter 226: Offering of the Murlocs (1/2)

Chapter 226: Offering of the Murlocs

Translator: Halcyon Translations Editor: Halcyon Translations

Lu Li’s ring could only be upgraded by exchanging a sacrificial offering into energy, or at least, that is hoas done for the first three levels Hence, there was a need for an altar that could supply energy to the ring

In saying this, the Altar of Tides was not the best option out there Perhaps there were other altars that could provide a better upgrade for the ring

However, the Altar of Tides was the best altar that Lu Li could get his hands on It wasn’t just a rando history

Stranglethorn Vale appeared to be the only peace zone in Azeroth where the war had not yet breached

Within the Vale resided a great Troll civilization frorand cities that the Trolls and Goblins lived in

Most of the Trolls still followed the tradition of eating hunized as man eaters These included the Mossflayers and the Vilebranches

Besides these tribes, Ice trolls had also been proven to be le trolls also occasionally displayedbehavior

Even thebehaviour, however, there were still some noteworthy exceptions For example, the Zandalar clan and Raventusk clan would eat any food that looked like a human, but they wouldn’t eat their own kind The Darkspear clan also kept theirtradition until they joined the tribe, however, they gave up on their cannibalis recipe that Lu Li had looted was evidence that the trolls see to records fro eaten called upon the Tidelord to descend upon thee wave to sink the grand city The tides even raged through the entire Stranglethorn Vale

The city was flattened into ruins and the trolls turned against each other to for tribes

After that, Thrall led the orcs and their allies, the Darkspear clan, to roup of trolls froave up on cannibalism

The island under Lu Li’s feet was only the tip of the iceberg – underneath it slept an ancient troll city

The altar that the Murlocs used to call upon the Tidelord stood in front of him

It should be noted that the words used in the lore were “call upon” and not “summon”

With their lih to summon a demiGod, such as an eleh for Lu Li

All he needed noas a caster, as Thieves could not activate altars

Fortunately, he was prepared

Lu Li walked towards the altar and placed down the Jade Statue that was in his hands

The crystal-clear statue radiated a green gloith a ripple-effect that began to spread outwards

Unfortunately, this was only an average Jade Statue of Neptulon The altar reacted to the statue because Neptulon had descended here before, but the statue itself was not enough to su to summon Neptulon anyway – he still wanted to stay alive

“Who is sureat God of the Tides?” A violet teleportation channel appeared in the inscriptions outside of the altar, followed by a Murloc priest wearing a green robe

“Luna on high, this night elf froreets you,” Lu Li said as he took the Jade Statue and passed it to the priest

The rabbed the statue and exclai?!”

“It’s a gift I hope you like it” Lu Li was relieved to see the glow of the Murloc priest change froreen

Only Murlocs could activate the Altar of Tides, so it would be quite troubleso elf, you’re such a well-mannered child Speak, what is your request of ood mood and carefully carried the statue in his arreat power I wish to obtain the power of the tidelord,” Lu Li replied, cutting straight to the point

The priest ied his expression

“What? How dare you set your target on the altar”