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Adventures of Illuminatus: Siege of Orgrimmar	By : RotSeele Category: +S through Z > World of Warcraft Views: 1402 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Norushen
Written to Little Talks by Of Monsters and Men
Xallion - troll shaman - restoration
Once de Protectors were gone, we headed for de great rent in de Vale caused by Garrosh an' his machinations for power. Along de way, we ran inta small groups o' sha, small an' medium. Dey went down pretty quick, mostly 'cause we were all still reelin' from de fact we just killed t'ree people who were our friends. Dat dey were already dead didn't matter; dey had still been known ta us. We'd still fought 'longside dem, still helped dem Protect de Vale o' Eternal Blossoms. It wasn't like we weren't used ta fightin' an' killin' people who'd meant somethin' ta us at some point in our lives, but it still hurt. Still hit hard in de proverbial heart strings an' made us - well, some o' us - question if what we were doin' was de right t'ing ta be doin'.
We took de high path and managed ta avoid one a de larger sha t'ings. In doin' so, d'ough, we managed ta land in a pile o' de small ones. Greymoon dragged dem toward de large sha, Zeal, dat was standin' in front o' de tunnel mouth. I recognized where we were right away - dis was de stagin' ground where I an' a few others helped a goblin blast his way inta a chamber where de heart o' an Old God, Y'saarj, lay dormant for t'ousands o' years. De tunnel we were headin' inta was where we'd fought - and killed - de goblin once he'd 'come possessed.
It took a little doin' 'fore Zeal fell. It kept stunnin' a few o' us, so it took a few more minutes den usual for us ta kill it. Once it was down, we headed inta de tunnel, an emerged in a large chamber of Pandaren make. Or, maybe Titan make. We'd emerged onta a staircase leadin' down inta a enclosed square room. Again, dere was no way out dat we could see. Just a giant statue at de head o' de staircase an' an alcove at de far end o' de room. Lorewalker Cho began talkin', but I wasn't payin' much attention. I was focused on makin' sure we ere prepared for whatever lay ahead, an' dat we had a sound strategy once I figured out what was happenin'.
"Halt!" Boomed a loud voice, one dat made my bones vibrate.
"Oh my! What is this? Hello! I am Lorewalker Cho!"
We all turned ta stare at de Pandaren like he was crazy. "What's he doing?" Asked Helpfuldeath. "Why are we letting him tag along with us again?"
"Because he invited himself and we don't have to protect him?" Julip replied with a soft laugh.
"But what if he antagonizes the disembodied voice?"
As if ta accentuate Helpful's comment, de deep voice continued, "No further corruption will enter the heart chamber!"
We could almost hear de panic in Lorewalker Cho's voice. "Further corruption? No, we are here to stop the corruption, and save Pandaria!"
"You wish to purge the corruption?"
"Yes!" Said Lorewalker Cho. "Please let us pass!"
Dere was a pause before de voice said, "Should you pass this door at this time, you would fail! You, all of you, are corrupted with the insidious plague known as Pride. You stand tall and proud atop your accomplishments, and this will be your downfall. Should you wish to defeat the corruption, you will first need to purify the corruption within yourselves." Now de statue at de end o' de hall shifted an' began ta move. De giant t'ing went ta stand on de opposite side o' de room, where de alcove was. "Speak to me when you are prepared to face your inner demons."
"Well," said Niarweaver, her deep voice holdin' amusement. "At least we know it isn't going to be easy."
I chuckled. "A'ight den. Which one a you tanks is goin' ta go talk ta him?"
Greymoon an' Niarweaver exchanged looks. The Tauren shrugged his shoulders. "I guess I will."
"So what's the strategy?" Asked Sabaak.
"You mean other than beating the crap out of whatever appears?" Schio asked with a smile.
Sabaak rolled his eyes. "You know what I meant."
"Well," I said, "dere will be t'ree orbs dat spawn; one ta de left o' us, one ta de right, an' one behind Norushen."
"Norushen?" Asked Niarweaver.
I pointed. "Dat guy Grey's gonna go talk ta in a minute. So, we gotta purge our pride an' kill whatever comes out at us. De damage dealers an' healers - me an' Nph - will use de portals dat appear ta de left and right. Niar an' Grey, you guys'll use de one on de far end o' de room. "
"And what exactly is in these portals?" Asked Kyel.
"No idea." I answered.
"Just that we're supposed to go in and do something?"
"Yep."
"Awesome."
I turned ta look at de rest o' de group. "Other den dat, stay together. De healin' rain be your friend. Grey? On ya."
De Tauren nodded an' assumed his bear form. He jogged over ta where Norushen stood quietly, and a moment later, de construct seemed almost ta nod. Den Norushen boomed, “Very well. I will create a field to keep your corruption quarantined. Prove yourselves worthy and I will let you pass. The light purifies; but it is not gentle. Gird yourselves and be purified!"
Shadows began ta gather in de center o' de room, growin' larger wit each passin' second. Den a monstrous sha appeared, de Amalgamation o' Pride, an' it turned on Greymoon and Niarweaver. Outta de corner o' my eye I saw de orbs spawn for de portals an' two o' my friends vanished from sight. Wit'in seconds o' dere disappearance, two giant sha spawned, 'long wit smaller ones dat began to spit darkness at us.
While de ranged fighters turned ta de small adds, I saw Niarweaver grab hold o' de larger shas. As soon as dey fell, black pulsin' orbs appeared, forcin' Niar ta step in it. I raised my hands an' pleaded ta de element o' water, askin' for its help in healin' my friends.
A cool rain began ta fall, healin' wounds my chain healin' couldn't quite cover. De two who'd vanished reappeared, almost glowin'. I knew right away dey'd been purified o' pride. Two more vanished, 'long wit Grey. Wit dere disappearance, more creatures appeared, forcin' us ta divide our attention again. Suddenly, dere was a bright glow ta my left, and a quick glance showed me a beam taller den me an' as long as de room.
"Move!" I yelled, bringin' de beam ta everyone's attention. "It's right on us!"
We sprinted ta de other side o' de Amalgamation, an' continued de battle as de beam chased us. Just when I t'ought we'd have ta move again, de beam vanished, leavin' us outta harm's way for de moment.
Ironically 'nough, dis seemed ta be de easiest o' de t'ree fights we'd done so far. Everythin' was just a pattern - two vanished, things appeared, we killed dem, an' de two who'd vanished reappeared. Greymoon and Niarweaver alternated demselves so dat one o' dem was always wit us when de other disappeared.
"Has all dps gone in?" I yelled, tryin' ta be heard over de sound o' battle. As soon as I got confirmation from everyone, I activated bloodlust. Power surged t'roughout my body, increasin' my castin' speed an' de power o' my healin' spells. De warlocks summoned dere most powerful demons, de hunters called upon all dere pets, de death knights dere armies o' de dead, Mistahtea upon Xuen - we gave everyt'in we had. An' we hoped it'd be 'nough ta topple de beast.
De Amalgamation toppled over - an' it didn't get back up. Norushen boomed, "You have been judged, and proven yourselves worthy. But be warned, what lies beyond will try your souls to the utmost. When you are fully prepared, you may enter the chamber."
We took a few moments ta breathe an' recover, den we squared our shoulders, lifted our heads high, and started inta de next chamber.
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