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Chapter 1825 Sarlayan: Come, my stepping stone!

Kil'jaeden's strength is already at the top level among demigods. Although many people think that he is not as good as Archimonde the Defiler in terms of pure combat power, that is only because Kil'jaeden rarely Like Archimonde, he personally charges on the front line, but more often he hides behind the scenes and strategizes.

In fact, if you think about it carefully, you can come to the conclusion that Kil'jaeden and Velen are veteran eredar rulers in the same era as Archimonde's teacher Thal'kiel, and Archimonde, a rising star, is lower than the three of them. One generation.

No matter how talented Archimonde is, it will not be easy to surpass Kil'jaeden, an old veteran after joining the Burning Legion. The total amount of evil energy that Sargeras poured into the two of them is almost the same.

In addition to the misunderstandings caused by the two people's different acting styles, there is also a more fundamental reason for this.

That was the last threshold that stuck both of them before their breakthrough.

Sarlayan boldly hypothesized that Kil'jaeden should have reached the ceiling of demigods earlier than Archimonde, and he has been stuck at this stage ever since, unable to make any further progress. Only then was Archimonde gradually catching up. tie.

It didn't surprise Sarlayan that the two of them were stuck in the bottleneck for more than 20,000 years. After all, their strength was already very strong, and it was fueled by the evil power infused by Sargeras.

Sharlayan can directly apply what he said about Illidan to the Defiler and Deceiver.

If you don't have the strength that you have cultivated through hard work, you will ultimately be unable to use your fingers like an arm, and may even have huge side effects at some important times.

Illidan, who followed evil ways, failed to lay a solid foundation and still wanted to make progress. He could only drink poison to quench his thirst and continue to absorb the evil energy of other demons, making his power more mixed and impure.

Without special adventures, he would not have been able to break through and become a true god in this life.

In the same way, Archimonde and Kil'jaeden are not much better. The peak of demigods is the limit they can reach in this life.

But Sharlayan is different. In addition to the blessing given by the Azeroth Star Soul, his strength is obtained through his own diligent study and hard training, and he can perfectly control every ounce of power in his body.

Even the blessings from Azeroth were given in a very measured way. Unlike Sargeras, who was simple and crude without regard for the consequences, Ai-chan only gave limited gifts after confirming that they would not affect Sharlayan's continued progress. gained his protective power.

The guardian power received by other dragon kings also adopts the same routine, which will not hinder their future strength improvement.

After a period of consolidation and continued understanding, Sarlayan's level has reached level 68 in the system panel. Judging from the data alone, it is basically the same as Azshara.

But in terms of actual combat effectiveness, due to the BUG-level compound power of Colorful Guardian, Azshara cannot defeat Sharlayan without borrowing external power.

Regarding this point, after Azshara officially settled in the Deep Shadow Palace, the two have verified it more than once through close-to-actual combat levels, and the results of each battle were similar.

Although it will still take a short period of time before he can steadily reach level 69, which represents the peak of demigods, theoretically speaking, Sarlayan's current actual combat effectiveness is no less than that of Kil'jaeden, who has a somewhat frivolous foundation.

Of course, a theory is just a theory after all. What is the specific situation, we still have to practice it before we can draw a definite conclusion.

Every time Sharlayan mentioned how to deal with Sargeras, he would always explain it in the same sentence - use Titans to fight Titans.

That was true, but there was important information that he had not told anyone except his family.

That is, Antorus probably does not have only one Titan. Even if Eonar regains her heyday combat effectiveness through seclusion, she can only go all out to hold back Sargeras, and there is no way she will have the energy to distract herself from the half-finished Aggramar and the half-finished Argus.

In the superposition of strength, it is not simply one plus one equals 2.

The combination of the semi-corrupted Aggramar and the stunted Argus is not as good as a complete Titan, but that is based on the evaluation of the Titan.

No matter what, these two bosses are also genuine gods after all, and there is an almost insurmountable gap between the true gods and demigods. It is extremely difficult to challenge them by leapfrogging.

Defeating Kil'jaeden is only the first step in Sharlayan's follow-up plan, just as he said before when he evaluated Azshara.

Working behind closed doors cannot maximize the speed of strength improvement. Many insights into power still need to be tested and further improved through actual combat.

Due to the change in status, Sarlayan has rarely taken action personally in recent years, and it is even more difficult for him to encounter enemies of the same level as himself.

All joking aside, even the older generation of guardian dragons couldn't put much pressure on Sharlayan in a one-on-one battle, let alone the new generation of dragon kings like Abyssian.

The addition of Azshara just makes up for this lack. Although she still can't beat Sharlayan at her full strength, she can at least put a lot of pressure on him, which will help Sharlayan further try and make mistakes. Improve the usage of powers that you have learned in previous years.

Sarlayan had a hunch that the battle with Kil'jaeden should bring him a lot of gains, and maybe it could break through the last bottleneck before entering the realm of the true god.

But even so, if Sarlayan wants to officially step into the threshold of a true god, he still needs some guidance from a serious true god-level boss.

Having someone with experience personally point out the direction can make it easier for newcomers to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings.

Regarding this point, Sarlayan, who has a wide range of contacts, is not too worried.

Not to mention the Eternals far away in the Shadow Realm, considering Sharlayan's potential, Eonar, the Mother of the Gods, should not be stingy with these key pointers, and regard them as investments for the future.

When counterattacking Argus, someone must stand up to stop...or even defeat Aggramar and Argus.

Because of this, Sharlayan, who was unsure, sent the high-end combat power among demigods such as Malorne to Eonar Sanctuary first, so that they could adapt to the fighting style of the Burning Legion's top power in advance.

When he finally faces Aggramar and Argus, the number of people who can really help Sarlayan will be limited, and he may need to use his traditional skills to break through in battle.

From this perspective, Kil'jaeden is a stepping stone for Sharlayan... to put it nicely, it is called a touchstone or a whetstone.

If he couldn't defeat Kil'jaeden, a top-notch demigod with a lot of talent, how could Sarlayan have the confidence to compete with a true god-level Titan?

As Sharlayan's pillow, Azshara had long known her little man's plan. She asked with a serious expression: "Are you ready to face the deceiver alone? This is no joke. Yes, if you unfortunately miss... the impact on the morale of the entire army can be expected."

Sarlayan nodded solemnly: "I know that we can only win this battle, not lose. I will try my best to overcome this difficulty, but..."

Sarlayan suddenly winked at Azshara with his left eye slyly: "Necessary emergency preparations must still be made. If there is really something wrong with my plan, then I will have no choice but to launch a righteous group without any sense of martial ethics." Beaten."

(End of this chapter)