klisemfg Chapter 514 Black Book of the Dead
Chapter 514 Black Book of the Dead
The Book of the Dead, also known as the Book of the Dead, was an item Lorraine had never heard of.
The teacher never mentioned the existence of similar divine objects in Azeroth.
This thing seems to be a relic from the new Shadow Church, [Shadow of the Forgotten], which has suddenly grown in strength among the Forgotten Shadow Priests... Lorraine had seen the servants of the [Shadow of the Forgotten] Church, female undead believers who had accompanied the army on campaigns, and who were specifically tasked with delivering the Dark Queen's orders.
Whether Sylvanas Windrunner herself was willing to become the goddess of death worshipped by the Shadow of the Forgotten is unknown... but after the Battle of Greymane Wall, she tacitly allowed the Shadow of the Forgotten to expand its influence.
The new Waste Council of Undercity assists the Queen in managing Undercity, and Ms. Elwin, the president of the Undead Research Association, also serves as the new speaker of the Waste Council.
The six seats in the desolate area, wielding immense power, naturally include two: the commander of the Dark Ranger Guard and the commander of the Death Hunters. The remaining two are Lady Azsharast of the Forgotten Shadows and Faraniel, the Grand Apothecary of the Royal Apothecary Society...
Lilith heard that Her Majesty the Queen had specially reserved two seats for the Dark Queen's most favored warriors: Nathanos and the Forsaken and the Plaguebringer Lorraine... This was undoubtedly an extremely prestigious honor...
Although she doesn't say it aloud, Lilith always mentions when she brags to others that Plaguebringer Lorraine is also a remarkable figure in the [Deathwhisperer] guild...
She was actually proud to know Lorraine...
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For some reason, the Withered Ones are unwilling to return to Undercity, preferring to remain stationed at the border between the Eastern and Western Plaguelands, monitoring the movements of Tyr's Hand and the Scourge.
Lorraine, like the Queen, mysteriously disappeared for a period of time.
The latest news relayed by the undead sentinels a few days ago is that Her Majesty the Queen has appeared near the North Sea Glacier and is leading a large army in a fierce battle against the human navy, vying for control of the sea line from Howling Fjord to Lordaeron Port in Northrend...
Currently, the two sides have been evenly matched, with the Kul Tiran human fleet maintaining the initiative...
The Forgotten Shadow Saintess Irene was sent to Orgrimmar to secure the full support of Warchief Thrall of the Horde in order to resist the aggressive advances of the Human Alliance by sea and land.
Furthermore, they need to discuss long-term strategies to assist Dalaran and the Argent Crusade in dealing with the Lich King Arthas...
They are vying with the Alliance for control of Northrend.
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Her Majesty the Queen disappeared and was out of contact for several days near the Greymane Wall, then reappeared. The Dark Tide Fleet of Undercity was given a large number of four-winged angels for cover... Many Valkyr figures appeared in Undercity, but they did not speak, only communicating with the [Shadow of Oblivion], the [Royal Terror Guard], and Lady Elwynn.
The group of crazed nuns, primarily female necromancers, in the "Shadow of the Forgotten" are rapidly expanding their power...
The Shadow Priest seems to have received some divine revelation or holy relic...
I wonder where the Valkyrie got the Book of the Dead from.
The Dark Bible was the symbol that led to her becoming a saint at that time...
Lorraine heard Eileen chanting a spell, another ancient elven forbidden spell that only he could understand:
"Time stirs up dust beneath your feet, you are the past and the future... Dust to dust, ashes to ashes, desert! Raise your sands to block the sun's rays... In the ancient and immortal name, I awaken you... I awaken you, offer your loyalty to the Queen of Darkness... until darkness falls... and all things wither."
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"In the name of Titan Aionaar, the Corruptor of Life, I command you to reverse, reverse, reverse..."
"Death refuses to accept you, you lowly and weak soul. You will inevitably suffer endless torment and pain in the prison of shadows. Pain, torment, endless suffering—that is the fate of the servants of darkness..."
"Servants of the Dark Queen, I command you, rise! Rise! Take up your weapons and vanquish all enemies who dare stand in our way of vengeance... In the name of Sylvanas Windrunner, the Banshee Queen... your souls belong only to the Shadow of the Forgotten, never to be freed! You will live in eternal agony..."
Saint Irene, wearing the Mask of Oblivion, finished her chant.
Countless dark shadows swirled wildly above the crowd, accompanied by a chilling howl of sand and black wind...
Seeing this scene, High Overlord Saurfang's face was ashen, just like Lorraine's; he sensed an extremely malevolent and powerful aura of death. The surrounding passersby were filled with fear and tension, and even the strong and fearless Kor'kron orc elite guards involuntarily gripped their weapons tightly...
The older man seemed to recall the premonition of the great explosion that had occurred in Outland, the orcs' homeland, while Saurfang recalled a similar incantation uttered by Gul'dan before the orcs passed through the Dark Portal...
Only a few individuals in the shadows of the Shadow Rift had bloodshot eyes, seemingly having witnessed the power they craved and the call of their master...
These people were all filled with fear of the [Shadow of Oblivion] Saintess, which seemed to be the effect Eileen wanted.
Unbeknownst to her, among those present, one person was in far greater distress than the others. Her incantation seemed to be reciting a tightening spell, unexpectedly causing her senior brother, Lorraine, to tremble uncontrollably...
Lorraine's right eye, which she had deliberately concealed due to its necromantic runes, seemed to have caught a whiff of something delicious and was stirring restlessly...
He had to press hard on his right eye, but then his left eye started twitching too. The Frost Eye he got from Kel'Thuzad was unstable after being moved... and he seemed to smell the familiar ghostly aura as well.
Lilith was initially angry, but now she is terrified.
Seeing Lorraine clutching her head in agony, she involuntarily knelt down... as if worshipping the arrival of Death, or struggling to escape the torment of necromancy...
Lilith was worried about forcibly using a divine skill that only a Holy Priest would use in a long time: Soul Soothing, Pain Suppression...
I want to help Lorraine alleviate her pain...
Resurrection is something others don't see often, but for the necromancer Lorraine, it's commonplace. This novice necromancer, who spends his days absorbing vengeful spirits and then exploiting bugs to resurrect corpses, heard a true incantation today. The deathly power released from the Book of the Dead was so strong that it activated his [Rune Right Eye].
For the first time, Lorraine, who was already a one-eyed, skinny man, felt as if a vital organ of a living person had been fatally damaged.
Whether the deceased members of the mission suffered or not, Lorraine didn't know; he himself was about to wet himself... Although he lacked that organ, his body was still contorted and deformed, emitting inhuman howls...
Fortunately, the resurrection spell doesn't last long...
What Eileen really needed to do was to get her followers up from the ruins. Behind her, the blue wings of the four-winged death angel released a range of more than 50 yards, a mass resurrection spell.
It doesn't seem like that; it's more like some kind of curse...
Amidst the logs, bricks, and yellow earth, figures rose to their feet seemingly without warning, including even the orc guards who had come to Orgrimmar to welcome the delegation and the unfortunate souls who had been caught in the crossfire while watching the spectacle...