Several of the raid bosses in "World of Warcraft" 9.2 are familiar faces, such as Anduin, the Dreadlord and the Warden, while the others are basically new characters from " Zarezentis". There is a rather special BOSS here. It is the first NPC that players encounter when entering Zaresantis, and it has a relatively big name. It is defined as a "prophet" and has a unique robot appearance. Since he is a "prophet", he will naturally have suspenseful prophecies. What is interesting is that the prophecies of the "prophet" have a new connection with the whispers of the ancient gods.
Anduin's "Mind Control" Prophet opens the way
Warden Zoval took Anduin into "Zalezantis" and directly came to the furnace of the underworld. There is also a special thing about this, that is, the warden did not show up directly. The NPC guarding the Forge of the Underworld is the "Prophet". After Anduin mind-controlled the "Prophet", the Warden appeared in the Forge of the Underworld.
From this point of view, Azeroth 's creatures are indeed unique. At least it means that the warden does not dare to confront the "Prophet" head-on. He must first control the "Prophet" with the help of Anduin, and then the warden dares to stride into the portal.
After mind-controlling the "Prophet", the warden ordered the Prophet to open the way to the "Holy Tomb of the First Born". It can be seen that the "Prophet" is the key to the Holy Tomb. Unfortunately, the "Prophet" just appeared, and was blackened by Anduin into the "Fallen Prophet" and became the second boss in this book.
When the "Prophet" was mind-controlled, there was an interesting line, "The song disappears, and I am waiting for your orders." Version 19.2 of html mentions "singing" three times, once when Tal misses the Arbitrator, and once when the prophet is mind-controlled. "Singing" also appears in subsequent texts. The language used by Zaresantis' creatures is a certain tone, similar to the sound made by Bard in LOL, a harmonious sound.
Six dissonant sounds, corresponding to the whispers of the ancient gods?
When the "Prophet" and Anduin met, there was a prophetic line, "This road will reveal six dissonant sounds. If there is no harmony, the singing will end." Is the "six dissonances" very similar to the "six gluttonous mouths" that N'zoth whispered?
The six forces restrict and balance each other. This is a new explanation of the force of the universe currently known in the shadow world, and the "harmony" should be the seventh force. The seventh force peeks at the other six forces, but also maintains the balance between the six forces.
"She sang beneath the dream, only now it was quiet, but her voice would wake others up." Who is singing, why is it quiet, and who will be awakened? These are new versions of mysteries. Currently, only the Star Soul of Azeroth is in a "sleeping" state (not counting druid ). Blocking the singing can control the "prophet". The prophet is the guardian of the Holy Tomb of the Firstborn. After the warden obtained the power of the Firstborn, he directly bombarded Azeroth. These clues connect Azeroth and the Firstborn.
Maybe the star soul of Azeroth is really the First Born. This also explains why the warriors of Azeroth are identified in the Shadow Realm as being connected to a unique star soul. The Shadow Realm does not eat the Titan star soul.
In short, after the story of Shadow Realm is over, the Firstborn will definitely have some contact with Azeroth, so that they will have a suitable reason to return to Azeroth. The prophecy of the "prophet" and the "six discordant voices" are obviously consistent with the whispers of the ancient gods. These are the six forces of the universe. If the star soul of Azeroth is really the First Born, then the plot can be said to be quite exciting, it just depends on which character the song will awaken.
