Chapter 86: Set off

After learning about the usage of the rosary beads, Morin accompanied the old orc for a while before leaving his house.
Although he knew how to use that item, Mo Lin could not take it out to experiment. After all, according to the old orc, it was an item that was extremely important to the Gadra tribe.
If this is an open experiment in the Gadra tribe, and it is seen by the orcs here, the prestige of their own painstaking management may also disappear.
After letting go of the rosary beads, Morin began to ponder the matter of gathering those objects. With the map in Skum's hand, Moline already knew where he was hunting for Warcraft.
Moline's first goal was the Phantom Leopard of Prophet Peak. According to the signs on the map and his enquiries with the orcs, this Phantom Leopard is indeed a second-level arcane warcraft.
On this day, Morin proposed to the Aguls that they would travel a long distance. Because, since Moline stayed in the Gadra tribe, he has lived in the Agul's house, and it would be too rude to leave without telling others.
It was good for Moline to say that Oklah immediately came over and hugged Moline's arm, so he had to follow him. At first Oklah was very attached to Morin, and at second she wanted to go out and explore.
The cubs who do not know the danger outside are always curious about the world outside.
However, Okla is no better than before. She passed the shaman trial half a year ago and showed a very good talent. After half a year of training, she already has the mid-level strength of a shaman apprentice.
But Moline still didn't want to bring Oklah. It's not because Mo Lin wants to keep any secrets. There is nothing doubtful about hunting Warcraft and getting the magic crystal core.
He didn't want to take Oklah because he thought she was a real burden to follow him.
Yes, it is cumbersome, even if she is already a shaman apprentice, but for Morin, this does not help him.
The Agul family was very relieved of Morin. Not only were they relieved, but they also meant to push their daughter out.
How do you say an idiom?
Oh, right!
It's called: Blame on people!
Agul and Ulan also very kindly asked Moline to take Okla to go out to meet the world and do something experienced. Morin said that she was unable to protect her if she was afraid of any danger.
"Don't be kidding, Morin!" Agul looked at his daughter and smiled unintentionally. "After such a long time, do we still not know you? Your strength is comparable to that of the intermediate warrior. Nal, your agility is more powerful than that of a senior thief. What is more perverted is that you are actually a magician! A seemingly ordinary body with such multiple powers, can you still protect my daughter?"
Morin was speechless. What should I say now? Others have praised you like that, and gave him such a baby girl so assured of him a boy, what else can he say?
If he continued to quit, Mo Lin knew that it would make this family very unhappy, so Mo Lin had to reluctantly agree.
It was at this stall that Snell also came to Moline.
For more than half a year, the orc came to Morin almost every day. Morin did not know whether he came to find himself or Oklahoma. However, when the orc heard that Moline was going to travel with Okla, he immediately asked to go with him.
Although the Agul family did not expressly oppose it, they were not interested in Snare's joining.
Moline was very happy that Snell had joined, and it was not too embarrassing to have him there.
In this way, once again, a three-member team was formed, and their destination was Prophet Peak.
The Prophet Peak they are going to need to cross the desert land in the west, and the journey is very far away. It is impossible for the three people to take steps to get there, but it is time to go to the year of the monkey.
So, the three people prepared their own mounts.
auzw.com The orcs’ mounts are all war wolves of various colors. Such mounts are not as gentle as horses. If you can’t get their loyalty, they will bite the owner.
However, once this kind of war wolf determines who is its owner, it will be absolutely loyal, and it can also become a good fighting force for the owner.
You can ride and fight. This mount is dual-purpose.
This is like a woman. You can marry her, you can ride, and you can take care of you. See how convenient this is!
In the first three months, Morin received special approval from the chieftain to allow him to participate in a war wolf recognition ceremony.
This decision is a mountain affirmation for Morin.
The War Wolf recognition ritual is that it is difficult for the orcs themselves to get the opportunity to participate, because being able to obtain a War Wolf is the most direct affirmation of this man’s strength and prestige.
It is difficult for the people of this tribe to obtain such affirmation, but Moline can be obtained by a human being, which is enough to prove how Moline is favored by Gadra orcs.
Mo Lin also took part in this ceremony with a solemn heart. In that War Wolf recognition ceremony, there was a very special War Wolf.
It was a wolf cub brought by an orc from the night elf territory. This wolf cub is silver-gray, but a pair of wolf eyes is the same color as melted gold.
Originally, the orcs attached great importance to this wolf cub, thinking that it might grow into a robust wolf. However, I didn't expect that the wolf looked weak when it was fed to become a mount.
In the ceremony of the War Wolf's recognition, the wolf was only placed in the stall as a bottom mount.
After the ceremony of acknowledging the Lord began, Morin ghost came to the wolf in general. When he saw the wolf for the first time, he had a strong sense in his mind: This is the wolf I was looking for.
It seems that in the vast sea of ​​people, you will fall in love with him just because you look at someone.
This may be a force of destiny, a force that cannot be recognized by humans and cannot be resisted.
Similarly, after seeing Mo Lin, the wolf lay lazily on the ground, but suddenly stood up. A gleaming golden light gleamed in his eyes, and Mo Lin was identified at once, and he bent his forelegs and bowed his head to salute him.
From this war wolf's actions and eyes, Mo Lin vaguely saw its inner wisdom, which is unmatched by those stupid wolves who only know howling.
Moline finally chose this war wolf. Other orcs have kindly reminded Moline that this is a very weak wolf, not a good choice. However, Morin is not the kind of person who only pays attention to appearance, he still chose this wolf without hesitation.
After selecting his own wolf, the shaman priest held a contract ceremony.
This kind of contract is to draw the contract rune on the forehead of the war wolf with the blood of the war wolf master, and then cast the ancient contract magic.
After this ceremony, the wolf's consciousness will communicate with the owner. What the owner thinks of the wolf can immediately understand and execute it; and what the wolf sees and hears can also be reflected in the master's mind.
There are some very dangerous spying missions, and the orcs often send their own war wolves, and then spy on the intelligence through the wolf eyes. In this way, even if the mission fails, the orc itself will not be harmed, and it can be well kept secret.
After such a contract ceremony, Morin also acquired this ability to communicate with the wolves' consciousness. He could feel the War Wolf expressing his likes to himself, and Mo Lin was relieved to pacify it with consciousness.
From that day on, this war wolf has become Morin's mount, and he is also a partner.
Due to the special appearance characteristics of this war wolf, Morin named it: Grey Shadow.
When Morin came to the stall and saw the gray shadow, he remembered the above things again. He thought to himself: Fate brings us together. Today, you will drive me to fight for the first time.
Morin rode on the gray shadow, Snell rode on his strong black war wolf, and Okla also rode on her father's mount. The three young men left the Gadra tribe with enthusiasm.
In the future, they are very excited to hunt Warcraft, and they are very excited, but they are far more than just waiting for them.