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Sharlayan did not continue to discuss with Barrage who Turalyon's wife would be. In his opinion, no matter how outstanding the light-forged draenei were, they could not compare to the draenei's destined daughter, Yiri, whom Velen himself acknowledged. you.

Regardless of his figure, looks, or abilities, Yrel is what Danmaku recently joked about being far ahead among his peers.

"Yiriel..."

After listening to Sharlayan's complaints, Jaina also smiled and agreed: "Indeed, as the next Draenei leader appointed by Velen, she vividly demonstrated her powerful comprehensive ability after untying her heart knot. "

Velen is only the spiritual leader of the Draenei clan in name, but if he intends to interfere in government affairs, the Council of Bishops will certainly not object.

However, Velen is self-aware of his own abilities. With his strong foresight ability, he does have a unique talent for seeing the overall situation, but this does not mean that he is an almighty person.

In terms of general affairs that require practical handling, Velen is no better than Saryan, the hands-off shopkeeper. At most, he has more experience than him due to his age advantage.

Yrel, who is recognized as the daughter of destiny, is different. She is a true all-rounder.

Whether it's logistical dispatch, frontline command, government affairs handling, or even personality charm, Yrel is like a hexagonal warrior who maximizes all of them.

Not long after he joined the Bishops' Council under Velen's guidance, Yrel gained recognition from his colleagues with his own abilities, and even had a faint tendency to become the leader of the Bishops' Council.

Yrel's amazing performance made Sarlayan unconsciously think of a person, a person who was quite similar to Yrel in every aspect, that is, the person he and Jaina were going to meet this time. The light of light - Queen Azshara.

"If you say so..." Jaina rubbed her eyebrows thoughtfully: "Although Yrel is still very young, it is true that she is quite similar to Azshara in terms of personal abilities and charisma. Even her appearance... I feel like it’s not much different, but she doesn’t have Queen Azshara’s temperament that charms all living beings.”

Temperament is something that comes half from nature and half from acquired environment.

Azshara was born into a noble family of high-level elves. She has been pampered since she was a child. After she gradually showed her abilities, people who admired and worshiped her continued to take the initiative to join her.

This situation lasted until the end of the ancient war that completely changed Azshara's life. As the white moonlight in the hearts of countless night elves, Queen Azshara fell into the mortal world because of her wrong decisions.

Even so, despite Tyrande's tens of thousands of years of negative publicity, many people within the Dark Night Republic still believe that Queen Azshara is not the culprit for the outbreak of the War of the Ancients, but instead placed the blame on Xavius. With traitors like Varosen.

Compared with Azshara, who has cultivated a noble temperament since she was a child, Yrel was just born into an ordinary civilian family. She relied on her own ability to gain the favor of the prophet Velen and accepted her as a saint in the Karabor Temple. One of the light apprentices.

The different growth environments lead to completely different temperaments between the two.

Yrel could not imitate Azshara's natural nobility and femininity. Her temperament was more heroic and capable.

For Sarlayan, who has long been accustomed to seeing all kinds of beauties, appearance and figure are only two criteria for judging charm, and the bonus of temperament cannot be ignored.

Yrel is not inferior to Azshara in terms of appearance, but in terms of figure...it depends on the race, but her temperament is undoubtedly much worse than Azshara's.

Along the way, he and Jaina passed the time discussing the standards for judging beauty's charm, and the city of Nazjatar, located on the border of Azsuna, gradually came closer.

Nazjatar had just risen from the sea to the land a few years ago. This resulted in the local magic network being unstable and unable to directly locate and teleport to the destination. The only option was to rush over from the nearby city of Suramar.

Since the dead souls of the Night's Watch headed by Faroldis lifted the curse and went to the Shadow Realm, the Azsuna region has returned to the management of the Children of the Night.

However, due to population problems, the Children of the Night did not have enough manpower to develop the entire Azsuna, and could only slowly expand their power centered on Narthalas College.

As Queen Azshara used the power of the Tidestone of Golganeth to raise the entire city of Nazjatar to the sea, the Nightborne territory in the Broken Isles was naturally integrated into the new Night Empire.

The city of Nazjatar is located between Azsuna and the Broken Shore, just connecting the three areas of Azsuna, Suramar and the Broken Shore.

The so-called Broken Shore is actually Saldanath, the former Great Moon Temple of Suramar.

Hundreds of years ago, Aegwynn transformed Saldanas into a prison to seal the incarnation of Sargeras, and then sank it entirely into the sea. It was not until more than ten years ago that Gul'dan, the greedy idiot, resurrected it. Rising from the sea.

Due to being polluted by the pure evil energy emitted by the incarnation of Sargeras for many years, the Titan creations left by Aegwynn to guard in Saldanas were inevitably corrupted by it. The once extremely sacred Great Moon Temple gradually became The Burning Legion's base camp in Azeroth is a veritable den of magic.

Before entering the city to meet Azshara, Sharlayan and Jaina first bypassed Nazjatar and came to the front line of the Broken Shore.

After the outbreak of the elemental tide, the Dark Night Empire responded to Sarlayan's call and withdrew most of its troops from the Broken Shore front to Nazjatar City, focusing its main energy on dealing with N'Zoth's final madness.

However, this does not mean that the Dark Night Empire will directly give up the territory it has finally conquered. Azshara still retains a part of its garrison troops stationed in the frontline camp.

When Sharlayan and Jaina entered the camp under the guidance of several Nagas, they immediately saw Aegwynn standing in the center of the camp constructing a large attack spell.

Perhaps in order to make up for the mistakes he made back then, Aegwynn has never stepped back from the front line since coming to the Broken Shore.

It is precisely because of the presence of this powerful demigod mage that the Dark Night Empire's frontline positions on the Broken Shore can still maintain sufficient combat effectiveness after the withdrawal of a large number of troops.

Before Sharlayan and Jaina could say hello, Aegwynn, who had finished casting her forward swing, cast out the spell that she had been preparing for a long time.

A boulder the size of a small mountain appeared above the legion's position through a teleportation spell. The boulder, burning with blazing flames, dragged down a long trail of flames and slammed down heavily.

Through the dynamic vision given by the eagle eye technique, Sarlayan could clearly see the situation of the legion's position before the boulder fell to the ground.

Perhaps because they have been hit by Aegwynn too many times in the past two years, the always stubborn demons finally learned to disperse their forces and did not pile up together to be hit.

Aegwynn's meteorite spell looks astonishingly powerful, but the actual damage caused is not much. It is more to deter those demonic officers who try to take advantage of the reduction in the Dark Night Empire's troops to launch a counterattack.

As long as the meteorite is still there, it proves that Aegwynn, a high-end combat power, has not left the battlefield, and the Burning Legion will inevitably use a defensive weapon when launching an attack.

Now that the series of turbulence caused by the elemental tide has basically subsided, Azshara will soon increase its troops to the Broken Shore frontline again.

It was precisely because of this consideration that Medivh entrusted Jaina to persuade her mother to return at this time.

The energy system in the demigod's body forms a cycle of its own. As long as the magic power is not overdrawn beyond the endurance limit at one time, the consumed energy will soon be automatically replenished by absorbing the free magic power in the atmosphere.

But just because the body can hold on, doesn't mean the same can be said for the spirit.

No matter how strong-willed a person is, it is impossible to maintain high morale forever. After all, he still needs to retreat from the front line to regroup his mood.

Aegwynn, who was in a daze to atone for her sins, did not notice it, but Medivh, who was a clear observer, knew very well that her mother's nerves were about to reach their limit, and she had to be taken out of the battlefield to adjust.

I don't know if he was a little numb after being hit by the meteorite. After the aftermath of Aegwynn's spell, the surviving demon charged again without fear of death.

There is a saying that creatures like demons are really not afraid of death. What they are afraid of is that they will die worthless.

As long as they can complete the tasks assigned by their superiors before dying, they can safely return to the rear and wait for resurrection. No one wants to be punished by the Witch Council for failing the task.

This time, this group of demons who were gradually numbed by the meteorite finally felt a fresh way to die.

The surging golden dragon's breath vaporized most of the charging demons on the spot, and the few lucky ones who escaped were also accurately killed by Jaina's arcane missiles.

"Hey~ I haven't seen you for a while, Ms. Aegwynn."

After taking care of the enemy, Sharlayan smiled and waved to Aegwynn, whose eyes were a little dull.

"Your mental state... is not very optimistic. It's time to retreat from the front line and take a rest."