Exploring new ruins and defeating the undead

It's been a while since my last post. The holiday season arrived, and everyone was enjoying themselves with their families when the power and internet started failing. And now I find myself here, continuing my posts amidst these problems we're experiencing in the country.

At least the power and internet are somewhat stable, although they go out frequently. This doesn't stop me from getting ahead on my posts, so here we go once again, my dear fellow gamers, continuing my video game posts.

I had arrived in a new area where I thought I would find some tomes ideal for learning a new type of magic and advancing one of the secondary professions within the mage's vocation. These investigations had led me here.

This area clearly shows the effects of war, which has brought a new kind of threat to the world: the rise of the undead. Due to the previous war, known as "Ruin," many of the dead, victims of the conflict, have risen to create new chaos, bringing me here to eliminate the demons reanimating them and acquire the tomes I need to improve my magic.

Everything was completely destroyed, even the tunnels where weapons of war were stored were in ruins. So we've had to face many undead and demons, and I also have to close some breaches in the Veil.

One of the things that has impressed me most about this place is the scenery. Of course, I say scenery because the chaotic backdrop of weapons and corpses looks fantastic in these locations.

Also, the new equipment I've started using for combat is much more brutal. These weapons deal a significant amount of damage, possess their own unique abilities, and ensure that no enemy lasts long between battles.

The Minotaur, or as it's called, Iron Horn, has absolutely breathtaking berserker abilities, pulverizing any enemy in its path. The particles of limbs floating in the air after a powerful Iron Horn attack are astonishing.

While exploring all these places, I noticed that the one responsible for raising the dead came from this necromancer. But don't let his appearance and height fool you; this enemy is somewhat resilient, but he doesn't pose much of a threat other than allowing him to reanimate more dead and create a legion with which you can spend a long time fighting his minions.

I also found a cavern that was apparently where all the soldiers kept their weapons and rested before continuing the battle. However, I also noticed a lot of blood among some of the wooden objects there, which gives me the impression that they tortured their hostages down there as well.

During my explorations, I came across what appeared to be some kind of entrance, which led me to a grove filled with elves like myself. I knew they were elves because right at the entrance, among the rocks, were some engravings and symbols that only an elf could understand.

Upon entering, I noticed a large mountain that I wanted to climb so I could take some good screenshots from the top.

When I reached the summit of this great mountain, I found a landscape dotted with ruins. It also led me to the area where weapons were stored, a strategic point in the ancient war.

Looking around, I discovered two beautiful landscapes, clearly indicating the presence of elves, as everything is lush with trees and breathtaking scenery.