LIVE: Azeroth

With Azeroth still maintaining peace, half a year has passed by in a hurry.

A mere half a year is almost negligible for the dragon clan, which has a very long growth cycle. The newly born colorful baby dragons have not undergone any surprising changes in this half year.

After personally sitting in Valdraken and confirming that the dragon servants were very proficient in taking care of the baby dragons, Sarlayan finally moved back to the Palace of Lordaeron with peace of mind and continued to personally teach the increasingly sensible little Sabonis.

Half a year later, Sabonis, who is less than two years old, is already taller than most 5-year-old children. His logical thinking ability is no different from that of adults, but he still maintains a considerable degree of innocence because of his lack of experience.

The Saryan family did not intend to encourage the child to grow. They all hoped that the child could have a complete childhood.

Therefore, Sarlayan and others did not add a bunch of heavy learning tasks to Sabonis at a young age like those crazy parents of crazy chicken babies in the barrage, but adopted a work-rest training method.

After all, Sabonis's surname was Menethil. His training plan was mainly formulated by Queen Calia of Lordaeron. Sarlayan was only responsible for checking and modifying it to ensure that Calia's training plan would not be too outrageous.

After spending two years of vacation leisurely and leisurely, after receiving the latest notice from the Shadow Realm, Sarlayan finally began to calm down and get down to business.

Although Sabonis is extremely smart, he is still young after all, and his understanding of the world is far from enough. Enough people must be left to care for and teach him.

Therefore, Sarlayan does not plan to bring too many people on this trip to the Shadow Realm... Anyway, the main force of the troops will be locals from the Shadow Realm.

Besides, facing powerful gods like Denathius and Zoval, it is impossible to defeat them by accumulating demigods. In the end, it is the Eternals who have to deal with the Eternals.

Despite the fact that this civil war between Eternals is three against two, the three soldiers and leaders really can't guarantee that they can win the opponent.

Sarlayan gave a simple ranking of the strength of the five Eternals. The first one is undoubtedly the warden Zoval in his heyday, the second is the chief war general of the Shadow Realm, and the third one is the cunning Denathrius, Winter Queen and Gristia ranked fourth and fifth respectively.

If both sides fight in a normal state, the Master of War and Zoval, who are of similar strength, may not be able to tell the winner until the road is wiped out. The Winter Queen and Gristia, who don't cooperate well with each other, should be able to suppress them two-on-one. Denathrius, but it was impossible to win quickly.

Sarlayan's plan is very straightforward. He will use his own Eternals to first hold back the enemy's leader, and then use his absolute superiority in troops and sufficient logistical supplies to gradually eat away at all the opponent's effective forces.

When Zoval and Denathrius become unavailable commanders, the three leaders can slowly wear them down until their mentality explodes without any psychological pressure, thus gaining the initiative in the battle.

Of course, there is another possibility, that is, by virtue of Sarlayan's chance breakthrough, he can quickly gain victory without any suspense with 4 on 2, but this possibility is very small.

Sarlayan had discussed with his family in advance that this time he would go to the Shadow Realm alone to resolve this long-standing suspense as quickly as possible.

After all five Marks of the Eternal are acquired and the Shadow Realm no longer has any external enemies to worry about, Valeera will take Stellagosa and others to the Shadow Realm to join Sarlayan, just in time for little Sabonis to go as well. Increase your knowledge of the Shadow Realm.

After repeated rejections by Sabonis with a look of disgust on his face, Sarlayan naughtily kissed his son until his face was drooled, and then laughed and walked into the transit portal leading to Zlos.

After stepping out of the portal connecting the Shadow Realm, Sarlayan quickly adjusted his mentality that was somewhat relaxed due to two years of vacation, and regained the tension before the start of the Battle of Argus.

When Sarlayan arrived in the eternal city of Oribos, armies from the four major kingdoms had gathered here, ready to go to war at any time.

After the return of the war master, Maldraxxus, which had been somewhat weakened due to civil strife, quickly recovered its strength. After eliminating the Drust rebels who were entrenched in Ardenweald, and under the efforts of the Night Palace, who realized that the crisis was not over yet, the overall strength of Ardenweald has also improved a lot, at least it is no longer what it used to be. That's too leisurely.

After Gristia was transferred to the role of Arbitrator, the Fortress was promoted to the governance of Senius, the former wise sage and now the chief consul. In addition to the inevitable lack of top combat power, the overall national strength actually increased instead of falling.

This situation makes Gristea somewhat embarrassed. It was her blind command that hindered the advancement of the fortress.

But this was not entirely a bad thing. At least it allowed her to further understand the limits of her abilities. After serving as the arbitrator, she no longer had to do any fancy things on a whim.

This is also because Gristia now has a large number of capable servants to assist her, as well as a restored AI arbitrator to help her handle the heavy daily affairs.

Compared to the other three major countries, Revendreth's situation is more embarrassing.

Previously, due to the internal competition between Renathor and the Stoneforger, Revendreth once fell into serious internal strife after overthrowing the rule of Denathrius.

It wasn't until Sarlayan personally took action to eradicate the Dread Lords who were hiding behind the scenes to sow discord that Revendreth truly got on the right track after the war.

But after all, due to the lack of development time for several years due to internal strife, Revendreth's national strength was much slower to recover than the other three major countries. This can be seen from the number of troops sent by Revendreth, which was obviously higher than the other three countries. The kingdom is missing.

Reinasol also noticed this problem, and the look on his face seemed a little unnatural. The stonesmith who was standing one step behind him also held his forehead and sighed helplessly.

"It's embarrassing..."

To Sarlayan's expectation, he saw a familiar face among the high-level Venthyr crowd behind Renasor - the former second-generation Lich King, Arthas Menethil.

After being liberated from the Maw, Arthas was taken to Revendreth by Renathor to start a journey of atonement. Sarlayan knew this, and he had talked about it with Caliya before.

If Sabonis had not been born, Calia originally planned to take some time after the Battle of Argus to go to the Shadow Realm to visit the soul of her prodigal brother... but unfortunately she failed to make the trip.

Since Alsace can be brought to Oribos by Renathor to participate in this decisive battle, it means that he has already made some tricks in Revendreth.

It's actually quite logical if you think about it carefully.

When Denathrius evacuated Revendreth, he took away a large number of senior Venthyr who were loyal to him, which led to a shortage of available people when Renathor took over.

The house leaked and it rained all night, and during the internal conflict with the Stonesmith, both sides lost a small number of their already few capable officers. Reinasol, who was extremely short of men, would naturally tap the potential within Revendreth.

After all, Arthas was also a famous figure in Azeroth. He had received an elite education from Terenas since he was a child, and his abilities were not bad.

After the painful experience in the Maw that he couldn't bear to look back on, Arthas had finally washed away those stubborn flaws in his character, and it was no surprise that Renasor was attracted to him and recruited him as his confidant.

Sarlayan: 'Ha~ This can be regarded as destiny. People can only grow after experiencing setbacks... I am no exception. '(End of this chapter)