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Chapter 1505 Yrel: I will lead the charge!

Sharlayan wasn't worried about Yrel's ability to command the battlefield. After all, this lord was a veteran battlefield general who had survived the tragic Battle of Draenor.

Compared with Velen, who hides behind most of the time and acts as a mascot and sea god, Yrel prefers to fight on the front line in person, setting an example to boost morale through practical actions.

These two styles have their own advantages and disadvantages, and there is no distinction between superior and inferior.

As a veteran demigod, Velen's combat effectiveness is definitely not bad.

However, due to his conservative style, unless it was absolutely necessary, he would not personally go to the front line of the battlefield to make a move.

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

When the time came, the venerable old prophet would not hesitate to sacrifice his life in defense of his people.

As far as the field of warfare 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 by their side.

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

Yrel in the fighting state is really emitting light all over his body.

The pure power of the Holy Light makes her a striking beacon on the battlefield, and both the enemy and the enemy will notice her existence immediately.

Such a conspicuous movement is clearly telling the enemy to concentrate their firepower on this side.

With Yrel's strength and tenacious will to reach the peak of mortals, unless he encounters an enemy with an overwhelming advantage in realm like the Sharlayan family, it will not be so easy to break through the solid defense of the paladins.

In the war with the orcs that year, Yrel attracted the orc warriors who were trying to capture the flag to rush to him more than once.

However... most of these single-minded fools were dragged to death by Yrel on Draenei's dominant front.

Although Yrel always takes the lead, she will not really stand at the forefront of the battlefield as it literally means, but will be convenient to command the battle in the front camp slightly behind.

Because of Yrel's strong personal charm, there are always many elite draenei around her willingly guarding her.

Once the enemy's arrows rushed in front of Yrel, it meant that he was already in a state of being alone.

If the goal of beheading Yrel to enjoy exclusive credit cannot be achieved in a short period of time, the well-defended Yrel escort will soon surround and annihilate this lone wolf who has escaped from most of them.

When Sharlayan first met Yrel on the Isle of Farren, Sharlayan heard Yrel talk about it in a half-joking tone.

The orc tribes who drank the blood of demons have no shortage of powerful warriors.

However, unless they join forces to encircle Yrel in plural forms, in one-on-one situations, Yrel, who has multiple life-saving skills in his hand, can always save the day.

Leaving aside whether she could turn the defense into an offense and kill the enemy, at least she would not be easily breached in a short period of time.

The only person who survived Yrel's phishing trick and was able to break out of the siege in turn, his name was Grom Hellscream.

Besides, Yrel is not stupid. If she really encounters many powerful warriors at the level of orc chieftains, she will not insist on confronting them head-on.

As long as it can be supported by the central army of Draenei, not to mention killing the enemy, at least it can repel the enemy who will attack in the future.

When Sharlayan turned into a griffin and took Valeera and Jaina to meet Onyxia and Melinthra near the battlefield, Yrel was still standing there like a beacon of light as before. Battlefront.

The Gurubashi trolls have never suffered from this trick of fishing and law enforcement. As expected, the blood lord Mandokir led his personal guards to charge in front of Yrel, trying to break the morale of the enemy army through beheading tactics.

It was the first time for Sharlayan to see this famous Gurubashi blood lord with his own eyes.

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 among the jungle troll clans.

Regardless of the declining trend of the Gurubashi, in terms of combat effectiveness alone, even Sen'jin, who is now in power, dare not say that he can win against Mandokir.

If the two really fought one-on-one, Senjin should lose more than win.

Senjin has developed his own potential to the limit, after all, he suffered from insufficient conditions when he was young.

During the time when he needed to grow up the most, Senjin happened to take over the position of chief from his father who unfortunately died in battle, so he had to focus most of his energy on how to lead the tribe to survive, which delayed a lot of time to improve his personal strength .

In contrast, Vol'jin, who has his father to shield him from the wind and rain, has shown the potential to be better than Sen'jin.

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

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

As long as Vol'jin is given enough room to grow, Sharlayan has no doubts that he will be better than blue, and sooner or later he will surpass Sen'jin and become the strongest of the Darkspear clan.

If he can get Sharlayan's personal guidance in the follow-up, Vol'jin may even hope to break through the limits of mortals and become the Darkspear clan... and even the No. 1 demigod chieftain in the history of the Gurubashi Empire.

Zandalar?
God King Rastakhan did not break through that threshold, but when necessary, he can borrow the power of the kings Loalezan to temporarily display the combat power of a demigod.

Sharlayan often dealt with forest trolls when he was young, and both sides were old friends from the bottom of their hearts.

With more exposure, he could roughly tell the troll's age by its appearance.

Judging from his appearance, Mandokir is no longer young, at least he is over 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 in the middle, you won't gradually slip from the peak until you are at least 60 years old.

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

However, in terms of the situation, during the period when Mandokir's guards temporarily pulled away Yrel's escort, 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 after wearing armor.

That's the case with Mandokir, whose troll-inspired voodoo armor looks baggy but isn't at all.

Mandokir, who looks like a skeleton, is actually amazingly powerful. He wields a two-handed giant sword with a curved tip like a sickle in his hand. .

Yrel's expression was very serious. She deflected Mandokir's attack skillfully with her sword and shield combined attack, and occasionally she could seize the gap between the opponent's open and close moves to counterattack once or twice.

After opening Hawkeye, Sharlayan could tell from Yrel's expression and her tiger's mouth that had begun to burst into blood that she was not easy to block.

Mandokir was inferior in sheer strength to the strongest foe Yrel had ever faced - Hellscream of the Warsong clan.

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

With the cooperation of the two-handed giant sword with a very peculiar shape, Mandokir's moves are quite weird, and he can always attack Yrel from some unexpected angles.

Salayan, who was watching the battle, made a comparison with the most famous fighters in Azeroth, and briefly explained it to Jaina, Valeera and others.

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

"My mentor Thalorian Dawnseeker is a rare warrior among the high elves. Due to the limited talent of the race, he prefers to temper his skills rather than his strength. The ratio of his strength to his skills is 3 to 7."

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

"Me?" Sharlayan lowered his head and considered for a moment: "If I only use the ability of the warrior class, the comparison between my strength and skill in battle should be 6 to 4, which is close to balance."

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

Sarlayan and Valeera looked at each other with nostalgia, and Valeera added in a funny way: "If it was Sarlayan who was full of recklessness in the early years, the ratio would often reach an astonishing 9 to 1. Even 10-0."

Merlinsera couldn't help complaining: "...Isn't that just giving full play to the instinct of the body?"

(End of this chapter)