Chapter 4849 Historical Truth (Part 2)

Sure enough, as Locke continued to go deeper to the north, more and more humanoid remains appeared in front of Locke.

These body remains that looked like humans in the wizarding world made Locke feel strange as he walked on the dilapidated prehistoric battlefield.

And what made Locke raise his eyebrows even more was the clothing of these humanoid creatures.

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

To Locke, that crystal staff looked like the magic wand that casters in the wizarding world were accustomed to carry with them.

In the wizarding world, except for Lilith, a freak who usually holds a scythe as a makeshift magic wand, most of the spellcasters in other wizarding worlds are still very traditional.

The fighting methods of these humanoid creatures in front of him made Locke frown deeper and deeper while exploring the ruins.

Even though he has determined that these humanoid creatures are not the same species as the humans in the Wizarding World, his intuition and the facts presented before him tell Locke that I am afraid that humans in the Wizarding World do exist with these civilized humans in Azeroth. Some special connections.

While thinking about this incident, Locke couldn't help but think back to how the wizarding civilization developed in ancient times.

Locke is an ancient knight who has lived for hundreds of thousands of years, but if you ask him about the situation in the wizarding world in ancient times, one or two million years ago, Locke can only barely understand the general situation.

Thanks to Locke’s father-in-law, the southern sage Artus, who is known as the ‘living fossil of the wizarding world’.

Although the southern sage Artus was born only about five to six hundred thousand years ago, Artus' interest in exploring the origin of truth made him leave behind many precious records of prehistoric artifacts.

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

That was millions of years ago, when the earliest spellcasters in the wizarding world renamed the entire plane to the wizarding world after winning the war with demihumans from other lineages in the wizarding world to commemorate and spread the word "wizard". The greatness and strength of the profession.

Even in addition to the battle with demi-humans, humans in the wizarding world also fought a war for plane sovereignty with the sea people in the wizarding world as 'subhumans' in an earlier period.

It was the victory of two prehistoric wars that established mankind's dominant position in the mother plane in the wizarding world.

It was also those two wars that broke the backbone of the Sea Clan and drove more than 90% of the demi-humans in the wizarding world underground, making them completely synonymous with "ignorance" and "barbarism".

The practices and great achievements of humans in the ancient times of the Wizarding World allowed Douglass, Locke and others of later generations to grow.

Although the powerful people in the wizarding world in ancient times may have only the highest life energy level of five or six.

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

Locke has always believed that the wizard profession is a set of elemental energy utilization systems that humans, as a sub-human race in ancient times, have discovered through their own exploration and development over a long period of time.

But now, it seems that the situation is not that simple?

At that time, the ethnic group was in a weak position, and the individual strength was relatively weak. How talented did the ancient humans in the wizarding world have to be to create a path to a powerful civilization through wisdom?

It’s not that Locke denies the wisdom of ancient humans in the wizarding world one or two million years ago.

Rather, he just thinks about the problem from a reasonable and rational perspective.

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

The wizarding civilization is the wizarding civilization, and the civilization of Azeroth is the civilization of Azeroth. There is no need to confuse the two.

Just like the Thanoras Burner Civilization is indeed the bloodline successor of the Atdis Civilization, but do you think the Thanoras Civilization has changed its name to the Atdis 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 that the physical structure of humans in the wizarding world is still slightly different from that of humans in Azeroth civilization. Even if the two are exactly the same, Locke will definitely not be able to publicly claim that he has any connection with Azeroth civilization.

In order to maintain the rule and stability of the wizarding civilization, avoid the emergence of some strange remarks, and maintain the self-confidence and civilizational pride of the knights and magicians in the wizarding world, Locke will even try his best to deny the existence of Azeroth civilization.

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

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

As for the truth... maybe only Locke, a boring ninth-level creature, knows it.

Or maybe he was told about several other limited existences.

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

I believe that Douglas, Lilith and other true magicians in the wizarding world will be very curious about the relevant knowledge records.

It is with this mentality that Locke steps towards the due north of this ruins.

Countless primitive jungles and corpses of various creatures appeared one after another in front of Locke.

It was also these numerous biological corpses that made Locke gradually realize one thing, that is, in the ancient Azeroth civilization, humans were not necessarily the dominant group of this top civilization.

Because so far, the life Locke has seen in this ruins

The number of species groups is no less than tens of thousands.

Although humans do account for a large proportion of these races, it is not like the wizarding world where the surface of the earth is completely dominated by humans.

The extremely rich variety and diversity of species mark the splendid civilization created by the multi-racial integration and creation of the ancient Azeroth civilization.

But also in the process of exploring the ruins, Locke gradually made some guesses about the reasons for the destruction of Azeroth's civilization.

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

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

In addition, many signs and battle feedback showed that in addition to being invaded by foreign enemies, the Azeroth civilization back then was also experiencing extremely serious signs of internal strife within their civilization.

Many battles, including those in the ruins, also broke out among the native creatures of Azeroth's civilization.

For example, many of the battlefield ruins Locke saw before were composed of Azeroth humans and a group of native furbolgs with white plush.