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According to Valeera's report, Garona didn't just stay in Draenor waiting for the results.

What she can do can only go so far, as Valeera said, the next thing is the work of professionals like shaman priests.

After successfully fishing out the Senluken fragments, Garona followed Valeela and Tess back to Azeroth.

After going to Karazhan to visit her old friend Khadgar who is still at home doing research, Garona went directly to the headquarters of the Uncrowned in the Dalaran Sewers to start performing her duties.

When Sharlayan came out of Freya's Greenhouse of Life, Garona had already been on several missions as the high-ranking Uncrowned who was in charge of front-line operations.

With the powerful strength of Garona's half-step and half-god, she completed the work perfectly every time, greatly reducing the pressure on Edwin who was forced to take care of both ends.

Before Garona returned, Edwin needed to be in charge of management work while also participating in actual operations, so he was so busy that he never touched the ground.

After Garona helped share a lot of front-line work, Edwin was finally able to spare some time for his family.

According to Valeera, Edwin's daughter, Vanessa, showed the potential to surpass her father in the way of thieves at a young age. No wonder Edwin, who has reached middle age, puts great effort into training her.

If nothing else, Vanessa and Tess should be the leaders of the next generation of thieves in Azeroth.

...Of course, the so-called next generation here is only calculated according to the human time standard.

Valeera, who has become a demigod, has an immortal lifespan, and Garona will pass that threshold sooner or later.

With these two bosses at the front, Vanessa and Tess can obtain a relatively superior growth environment.

This is one of the reasons why Edwin agreed to relocate his family to Dalaran.

At this time, Edwin has not experienced the chaos of asking for salary from the Mason Brotherhood. He has been in the management of the Brotherhood for a long time, and he is a very self-aware person.

Edwin is very aware of his potential. To describe it in one sentence, it is more than enough than the bottom.

Compared with those thieves whose upper limit can only reach the epic level side by side, Edwin should be able to reach the peak of mortals through a long period of hard work before retiring.

But that's all, he doesn't think he is the proud son of heaven who can break through the limits of mortals and step into the realm of demigods.

Regardless of the high concentration of demigods around Sharlayan, that's because most of the people around him are famous Azeroth heroes in the original history.

In fact, even with Sharlayan leading the way, there are only a handful of people who can break through the limits of mortals and become demigods in the entire Azeroth.

Edwin VanCleef was not one of them, but his daughter hoped to cross that threshold.

The crux of the problem is that the key to breaking through the demigod is in the hands of Grand Duke Deep Shadow.

Theoretically, Queen Azshara also has this ability, but everyone knows that the proud Queen of the Night will not contact with irrelevant outsiders, let alone guide her personally.

In order to let his daughter have a brighter future and help her go more smoothly in the future, after receiving the invitation from Sharlayan, Edwin decisively agreed to his request without much hesitation, rushing to Come to Dalaran to take office.

Before Garona returned, Edwin, who was busy at both ends, proved his ability and attitude with practical actions, which also moved Valeera who saw everything in his eyes.

Vanessa, who is still laying solid foundations, does not need Valeera's special care for the time being. Her father, who is an epic-level thief, can well complete the task of enlightenment education.

What Valeera needs to do is to lend a helping hand when Vanessa is on the verge of breaking through in the future, and help her break through the shackles that restrict mortals.

"Vanessa..."

Seeing Valeera's evaluation of the big white-legged female thief in the barrage, Salayan rubbed his chin thoughtfully.

"Indeed, compared to other professions, Azeroth thieves have less high-end combat power, and are at a disadvantage in intelligence warfare that requires the intervention of demigods."

Needless to say, druids, with the successive breakthroughs of Malfurion and Fandral, the historic Cenarion Circle should also be able to spawn many demigod-level druids.

The next breakthrough is likely to be the current head of the Cenarion Council - Renza Gianthoof, and then there will be veteran archdruids such as Koda Steelclaw and Shaun Moonclaw.

Mages don't need Sharlayan to worry about either, Suramar, Quel'Thalas, and Dalaran all have plenty of Archmages on the verge of breaking through.

Although paladins are still a new profession, thanks to the versatility of these holy light cans, a large number of new generations in various countries in the alliance choose to take up paladins instead of the dick wars that barrage often ridicules.

When it comes to soldiers, just mention it by the way.

Although the profession of warriors is always humiliated, in fact, warriors with almost no threshold are the profession with the largest number of people in Azeroth, which can be called the gospel of civilians.

Under the influence of the large base number, although the warrior profession's success rate is not very good, it is not like thieves who cannot pick out a few high-end combat abilities.

Needless to say, the caster, the noble mage usually does not lack high-end combat power.

Among the three lowest-status physics professions, if the base of warriors is large enough, some talents will definitely be able to emerge.

No matter what the hunters said, at least the three Windrunner sisters were standing in front of them, and the night elves also had many veteran hunters who had reached the edge of breaking through, so they were not far behind.

Although the Hidden Path has been keeping a low profile, it doesn't mean they have no strength.

Only thieves are more tragic, and the Uncrowned organization was reorganized only recently.

At this stage, even after searching all over Azeroth, they couldn't catch the second demigod-level thief, and only Garona was about to break through.

Therefore, Valeera's thirst for talents is understandable, and no one wants to see no successors for their combat profession.

It's rare that Valeera is interested in nurturing her younger generation, and Sharlayan certainly won't stop her.

According to Valeera, after six months of intensive teaching, she has taught Tess everything that should be taught.

After that, it depends on her own understanding, mainly to see if she can integrate what Valeera taught in actual actions.

……

After bidding farewell to Bwonsamdi and leaving the Blight Realm, Sharlayan launched a teleportation technique and returned directly to Unicorn City.

Valeera and Stellagosa, who stayed in Dalaran to teach apprentices and expand their readings, have returned to the territory one after another, taking over the management work from Tinagosa who stayed at home.

"Ah~ It's just in time for you to come back."

Valeera, who was working behind the desk, raised a piece of paper in her hand: "I just received the latest information from Draenor."

"Oh?"

Sharlayan asked curiously: "Who sent it? Illidan? Adal? Or is there any progress on Agna's side?"

Valeera shook her head: "None, it's Wen De Sole."

Sharlayan raised his brows slightly, and his originally relaxed expression became serious: "If I remember correctly, Windsor should have been sitting in Honor Hold on Hellfire Peninsula all along, right?"

"Could something happen to Hellfire Peninsula?"

"Accident... It's not really a big deal, it's just that something you expected before happened."

Valeera handed the piece of paper to Sharlayan: "Forget it, you can read it yourself."

After receiving the information from Draenor's side, Sharlayan read the contents recorded above at a glance.

"I see……"

Sharlayan said with deep eyes: "Can Goyle finally bear it? It is indeed what I expected, but...why is this time?"

After the end of the Battle of Seamount, the new tribe, which had been severely damaged in the war, has been recuperating in a low-key manner.

Not long ago, Sharlayan sent Goel a gift, which was the new Shadow Council warlock that Valeera caught in Dalaran earlier.

It's not that Goyle doesn't know that there are many people in the new tribe who oppose his ruling philosophy, but he didn't expect these guys to set their headquarters in Orgrimmar in a frenzy.

Goel was terrified after receiving the reminder. Fortunately, Sharlayan discovered the details of the new Shadow Council in advance. If they were allowed to explode inside Orgrimmar without knowing it, the consequences would be disastrous.

Sharlayan frowned and tapped his forehead with his fingers: "Why did Goel choose to go to Draenor to welcome back Gaiaan and the Mag'har orcs in person when he was unstable internally?"

"Could it be...he wants to fish?" (End of this chapter)