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Sarlayan is not worried about Yrel's battlefield command ability. After all, this master is a real battlefield veteran who emerged from the tragic Battle of Draenor.

Compared to Velen who spends most of his time hiding behind and acting as a mascot and sea-fixing needle, Yrel prefers to fight on the front line personally, setting an example and boosting morale through practical actions.

Both styles have their own advantages and disadvantages, and there is no distinction between them.

As a veteran demigod, Velen's fighting ability is definitely not bad.

However, due to his conservative style, he would not personally go to the front lines of the battlefield to take action unless absolutely necessary.

This does not mean that Velen lacks the courage and courage to fight for his life. The parallel world Velen mentioned in the barrage is a typical example.

When necessary, this respectable old prophet would not hesitate to sacrifice his life to protect the people.

As far as the field of war is concerned, with Yrel leading the fight, the soldiers who follow her will never lack courage.

Because Yrel's radiant figure will always be active around them.

Although the radiance mentioned here may be exaggerated, it is not just a simple metaphor.

In the fighting state, Yrel's whole body is really radiating light.

The pure power of holy light makes her like an eye-catching beacon on the battlefield. Both the enemy and ourselves will notice her presence immediately.

Such conspicuous movement clearly told the enemy to concentrate their firepower on this side.

With Yrel's strength and tenacity that have reached the pinnacle of mortals, it will not be easy to break through the solid defense of the Paladin unless he encounters an enemy with an overwhelming advantage in realm like the Sarlayan family.

During the war with the orcs back then, Yrel had attracted orc warriors who were trying to kill the general and capture the flag to rush towards him more than once.

However... most of these simple-minded fools were dragged to death by Yrel on the Draenei's superior front.

Although Yrel always takes the lead, she will not literally be at the front of the battlefield. Instead, she will be in the frontline camp slightly behind to conveniently direct the battle.

Because of Yrel's strong personal charm, there are always many elite Draenei around her who volunteer to protect her.

Once the enemy's arrow rushes in front of Yrel, it means that he is already in a state of being alone.

If the goal of killing Yrel is not achieved in a short period of time, the heavily defended Yrel guard will soon surround and annihilate this lone wolf that has separated from the majority.

When he first met Yrel on Falland Island, Sarlayan heard Yrel talk about this matter in a half-joking tone.

The orc tribe that drank the blood of demons had no shortage of powerful warriors.

However, unless they join forces in plural to attack Yrel, in a one-on-one situation, Yrel with multiple life-saving skills in hand can always save the day.

Not to mention whether she can kill the enemy from defense to attack, at least she will not be easily breached in a short period of time.

The only person who survived Yrel's fishing method and was able to fight his way out of the encirclement was Grom Hellscream.

Moreover, Yrel is not stupid. If she is really surrounded and suppressed by multiple powerful warriors of the level of orc chiefs, she will not be stubborn and insist on confronting them head-on.

As long as they can drag in the support of Delaney's central army, not to mention killing the enemy, they can at least repel the invading enemies.

When Sharlayan transformed into a gryphon and took Valeera and Jaina to the battlefield to meet Onyxia and Melinthera, Yrel was still standing like a beacon of holy light as always. Battlefront.

The Gurubashi trolls did not suffer from this fishing method of law enforcement. As expected, Blood Lord Mandokir led his bodyguards to rush in front of Yrel, trying to defeat the enemy's morale through beheading tactics.

This was the first time for Sharlayan to see the famous Gurubashi Blood Lord in person.

According to Vol'jin, Mandokir was the strongest warrior ever recognized by all the clans of the Gurubashi Empire.

When Mandokir became famous, Sen'jin and Vol'jin could only run around with their weak clansmen, struggling to survive between the major jungle troll clans.

Not to mention the Gurubashi's declining trend, in terms of combat effectiveness alone, even Senjin, who now holds great power, dare not say that he can defeat Mandokir.

If the two really fought one-on-one, Senjin would lose more than he won.

Senjin has developed his potential to the limit. After all, he suffered from the lack of conditions when he was young.

During the period when growth was most needed, Senjin happened to take over the position of chief from his father who unfortunately died in the war. He had to focus most of his energy on how to lead his tribe to survive, which delayed a lot of time to improve his personal strength. .

In contrast, Wo'jin, who had his father to protect him from the wind and rain, showed more potential than Sen'jin.

Even in Zandalar where there are many heroes, Vol'jin's strength is one of the best among the younger generation.

Because of this, he, who was entrusted by Sharlayan, was able to stay with Princess Talanji as a foreign student and be reused.

As long as Wo'jin is given enough room to grow, Sarlayan has no doubt that he can outdo Sen'jin, and sooner or later he will surpass Sen'jin and become the strongest person in the Darkspear clan.

If he can get personal guidance from Sarlayan in the future, Vol'jin may even hope to break through the limits of mortals and become the first demigod chief in the history of the Darkspear clan... and even the Gurubashi Empire.

Zandalar?

The God King Rastakhan did not break through that threshold, but when necessary, he could borrow the power of the kings Loalezan to briefly display a demigod-level combat effectiveness.

Sarlayan often dealt with forest trolls when he was young, and both sides had a close friendship.

With more contact, he could roughly identify the age of the troll by its appearance.

Judging from his appearance, Mandokir is no longer young, he is at least 40 years old.

For a fighter at his level, 40 is still in his prime.

As long as you don't suffer any serious injuries that touch the fundamentals, you won't gradually fall from your peak until at least the age of 60.

Mandokir and Yrel did not foolishly fight against each other on the battlefield.

However, judging from the situation, during the period when Mandokir's guards temporarily pulled away Yrel's escorts, the two did form a one-on-one duel scene in a short period of time.

Due to their tall stature, trolls don't feel as heavy as heavily armored humans and orcs when wearing armor.

This is the case with Mandokir, whose troll-style voodoo armor looks baggy, but is actually anything but.

Mandokir, who looks like a skeleton, is actually incredibly powerful. He wields a two-handed sword with a tip that is curved like a sickle. In the battle with Yrel, he attacked with great force and force. .

Yrel's expression was very stern. She skillfully used the sword and shield to fend off Mandokir's attacks, and occasionally she could seize the gaps between the opponent's wide-open and wide-open moves to counterattack once or twice.

After activating the eagle eye operation, Sarlayan could tell from Yrel's expression and her tiger's mouth that had begun to burst with blood that it was not easy for her to block it.

Mandokir was inferior in sheer power to the greatest foe Yrel had ever faced, the Warsong Clan's Hellscream.

Compared to Grom's straightforward fighting style, Mandokir, who also uses two-handed weapons, is a bit more unpredictable in battle.

Coupled with the strange-looking two-handed giant sword, Mandokir's moves are quite weird, and he can always attack Yrel from unexpected angles.

Sharlayan, who was watching the battle from the sidelines, made a comparison with some of the most famous warriors in Azeroth, and briefly explained it to Jaina, Valeela and others.

"We assume that the ratio of Grom's strength and skill is 8 to 2, then Anduin Lothar is 5 to 5, which just achieves the perfect balance of strength and skill."

"My mentor Salorian Morningseeker is a rare warrior of the high elves. Due to the limitations of his racial talent, he prefers to hone skills rather than strength. The ratio of his strength to skills is 3:7."

Jaina interrupted curiously and asked: "What about yourself?"

"Me?" Sarlayan lowered his head and thought about it: "If I only use the abilities of the warrior profession, the comparison of my strength and skills in combat should be 6 to 4, which is close to balance."

"...Of course, that was the state after I regained my sanity."

Sarlayan and Valeera looked at each other rather nostalgically, and Valeela added in a funny voice: "If Sarlayan was only reckless in his early years, the ratio would often reach an astonishing 9 to 1. Even 10-0.”

Melinsela couldn't help but complain: "...Isn't that just giving in to the body's instincts?"