Sure enough, as Locke continued to penetrate north, more and more remains of humanoid creatures appeared in front of Locke.

These bodies resemble the remains of humans in the wizard world, making Locke, who was walking on the ruined prehistoric battlefield at this time, feel strange at this time.

And what made Locke brow even more was the dress of these humanoid creatures.

Some of these humanoid creatures were wearing silver armor and holding long swords, while others were wearing gray robes and holding a crystal staff.

In Locke's view, the crystal staff looked like the magic staff that the wizard world casters were used to carrying with them.

In the wizard world, except for the freak Lilith, who usually holds a sickle as a temporary magic wand, most of the casters in the other wizard world are still very traditional.

The fighting style of these humanoid creatures in front of us made Locke frown deeper and deeper during the exploration of the ruins.

Even though he has confirmed that these humanoid creatures are not the same species as humans in the wizard world, the intuition in the dark and the facts presented to him tell Locke that he is afraid that humans in the wizard world do have some special connections with these humans in the Azeroth civilization.

While thinking about this incident, Locke couldn't help but recall how the wizard civilization developed in ancient times.

Locke was an ancient knight who had lived for hundreds of thousands of years, but to ask him about the situation of the wizard world in ancient times, that is, one or two million years ago, Locke could only barely understand a rough idea.

Thanks to Locke's father-in-law, Ates, the Southern Sage, who is known as the "living fossil of the wizard world".

Although the birth of the southern sage Artes was only about five or six hundred thousand years ago, Artes' interest in exploring the origin of truth has left him with many precious records of prehistoric cultural relics.

What is certain is that the wizard world in ancient times was not called the wizard world.

That was millions of years ago, when the earliest spellcaster in the Wizard World won the war with other submens of the Wizard World, he changed the entire plane to the Wizard World to commemorate and sing the greatness and prosperity of the profession of "Witcher".

Even in addition to fighting with the submen, humans in the Wizard World also fought for plane sovereignty with the Wizard World Sea tribe as the "Someone".

It was the victory of the two prehistoric wars that established the dominance of human beings in the mother plane in the wizard world.

It was also those two wars that defeated the backbone of the sea clan and drove more than 90% of the submen in the wizard world to the ground, completely becoming synonymous with "ignorance" and "wildness".

The practices and great achievements of humans in ancient times in the wizarding world allowed Douglas, Locke and others to grow in later generations.

Although the strong men in the wizard world in ancient times may have the highest life energy level of only five or six.

But who can deny that the contributions they made back then and their significance in the history of wizard civilization are no greater than those of Douglas and Locke later?

Locke has always believed that the wizarding profession was a set of elemental energy application system that humans, as a sub-human group, explored themselves during a long period of exploration and development in ancient times.

But now, the situation doesn't seem that simple?

At that time, the ancient humans, whose ethnic group was in a weak position and whose individual strength was more powerful than the weak wizard world, had to have a talent to create a path to become a civilization with wisdom?

It is not that Locke denies the wisdom of ancient humans in the wizarding world a million or two years ago.

Instead, he just thinks about problems from a reasonable and rational perspective.

Of course, no matter what the truth is, it actually means nothing to now.

The wizard civilization is a wizard civilization, and the Azeroth civilization is an Azeroth civilization. There is no need to confuse the two.

Just as the Sanoras Burner Civilization is indeed the blood successor of the Ateldis civilization, do you see that the Sanoras civilization has changed its name to the Ateldis civilization?

The wheel of history is rolling forward. As a member of the current era, there is no need to stick to the past.

Not to mention the physical structure of the wizard world, humans are still slightly different from the Azeroth civilization. Even if the two are exactly the same, Locke will not be able to publicly claim that he has any connection with the Azeroth civilization.

In order to maintain the rule and stability of the wizard civilization, avoid some strange remarks, and maintain the self-confidence and pride of the Knights and magicians of the Wizard World, Locke will even try his best to deny the existence of the Azeroth civilization.

History is created by people, and people should not be influenced by history instead.

What kind of history is suitable for wizard civilization that Locke will accept and affirm this history.

As for the truth... Perhaps only Locke, a boring level nine creature, knows it.

Or maybe he told several other limited existences.

If the origin of the use of magic and elemental powers really comes from the Azeroth civilization.

I believe that true spirit magicians such as Douglas and Lilith in the wizard world will be curious about the relevant knowledge records.

It is precisely with this mentality that Locke stepped step by step toward the north of this ruins.

Countless primitive jungle and various creature corpses appeared in front of Locke one after another.

It was also these numerous corpses of creatures that made Locke gradually realize one thing, that is, the Azeroth civilization in ancient times, and humans may not be the dominant group of this top civilization.

Because so far, Locke has seen no less than tens of thousands of biological populations in this ruins.

Although humans do account for a large proportion of these races, they are not completely ruled by humans like the wizard world.

The infinitely rich variety and diversity of species marks the brilliant and brilliant civilization of the integration and creation of the ancient Azeroth civilization.

But also in the process of exploring the remains, Locke gradually had some guesses about the reason for the destruction of the Azeroth civilization.

The black-armored monsters that Locke had discovered in the vast snowy areas were also found in the forests and grasslands of this ruins.

These black-armored monsters are obviously not native creatures of the Azeroth civilization.

In addition, many signs and combat feedback were presented. In addition to being invaded by foreign enemies, the Azeroth civilization was also showing signs of extremely serious internal fighting within their civilizations.

Many battles in the ruins also erupted among the native creatures of the Azeroth civilization.
Chapter completed!