Ever since the Battle of Grimbaatar, Deathwing has been hiding in the Deep Rock Continent due to his broken body.

Whether it was Deathwing after the Fall, or Nesario before the Fall, they were all arrogant.

During the years he had spent recuperating from his wounds and rebuilding his armor in the Deep Rock Continent, he had never forgotten the humiliation he had suffered.

With Enzos behind the scenes, Deathwing can know how the situation in Azeroth has changed in recent years, even without leaving the house, and the name Sarjan Shadow will inevitably be mentioned by Enzos many times.

Saljan was also personally involved in the battle of Grimbaatar that would stake Deathwing's fate for the next decade, and he was the first to find Deathwing's Achilles' heel.

If it weren't for the fact that Sarren, who had awakened the dragon bloodline for the first time, forcibly tore the armor that covered Deathwing's whole body, the four dragon kings who were still weak at the time because of the dragon's soul might not have been able to beat him.

When Deathwing had just taken refuge in the Deep Rock Continent to recuperate, Enzos didn't take a single High Elf to heart.

As Sarjan's rise in power quickly led to the forefront, it was only natural that Enzos took note of the key figure who stirred up Azeroth.

As a result, Deathwing, who had escaped the cage and was eager for revenge, did not hesitate to choose Sarren's hometown, Quel'Salas, as the first target of the raid on Liwei.

Unbeknownst to both Enzos and Deathwing, Saljan has moved his family to the Dragonbone Wilderness, bidding farewell to mortal life and starting a new life as the leader of the Dragons.

One thing to say is that Deathwing's primary target is Quel'Thalas, more out of personal vendettas.

From a rational point of view, this choice is not wise.

Sitting on the sunwell, Quel'Salas is undoubtedly a tough nut to crack, and Deathwing has already felt this first-hand at this time.

When faced with a powerful demigod-level enemy, the Bandinorel Barrier is not as impregnable as it has been when defending against invasions from other countries.

But with the endless energy of the Sunwell as its backing, it was impossible for Deathwing to break through the Bandinorel barrier in a short period of time.

Finally, he used the Shadow Flame Dragon's Breath to spew out a little gap, and before Deathwing could flap its wings and rush in, the energy that was replenished quickly re-sealed the gap.

Although the Salian family has left Quel'Thalas, the involution they have brought over the years has still had a great impact on Quel'Thalas.

While the strength of the Sarenan family was soaring, their close friends were not satisfied with the status quo.

Including the Sun King Kael'thas, Quel'Salas now has a demigod-level combat power with exactly one hand.

Although most of them have only just stepped into the threshold of demigods, with these high-end combat forces that are important in the mortal realm, Quel'Salas has undoubtedly secured his position as the second power of Azeroth.

It is precisely because of the successor that Salian can move out with peace of mind.

The patriarch of the Windranger clan, Lilesa, is old, and her potential has long since been exhausted.

However, under the strict supervision of Liresa, the three Windranger sisters have all stepped into the threshold of demigods with the experience shared by Saljan, and the leader of the Morning Striker Legion, Liadrin, also successfully broke through at the end of last year.

In addition to this, Salren's father Julian and his confidante Melia also quietly became demigods.

However, considering their relationship with Inas and Sarjan, their family cannot be considered pure Quel'Salas.

By the way, after Sarjan led the Deep Shadow family out of Quel'Thalas, the demigod-level combat power of the Night Republic still surpassed the kingdoms of Azeroth.

In addition to Malfurion, Tyrande, Mavi and Vandal, who broke through one after another in the early years, the new Cenarion Speaker of the Council, Lensar Giant Hoof, who succeeded Vandal, also successfully stepped into the threshold of demigods the year before last, and Sentinel General Santis Hazuki was not to be outdone.

In addition, although Garrod's potential is much inferior to that of Malfurion's level, after years of hard work, he has also touched the edge of a breakthrough, and he can successfully break through within 3 years at most.

In addition to these well-known heroes, there are several great druids in the Council of Cenarion who are also working on the final sprint.

It is true that it will be difficult for such a thing as national heritage to catch up in a short period of time, but Kael'thas and his cabinet ministers are not discouraged by this.

As long as the reform continues to deepen, Quel'Thalas's future will surely emerge with more potential talents, and sooner or later it will be able to surpass the more twilight of the Night Republic.

It's not that Kael'thas deliberately belittled the Night Elves in order to encourage the people, as can be seen from the composition of their high-level personnel, the Night Elves are indeed a bit lacking.

Needless to say, Malfurion and Tyrande are the old bacon, and even the relatively young Shantis, Van Dahl and Lunza have also participated...... Or rather, the War of the Ancients.

Because of the puzzling and strange rule of Tyrande Language, since Santis down, the Night Elves have really not cultivated any commendable young talents in the past 10,000 years, and Vastein is already considered to be the best among them.

Moreover, Wastann's cultivation had nothing to do with Tyrande, the number one at the time, and it all depended on Vandal's family education.

In any case, at least at this point in time, the Deep Night Republic is still the undisputed chief power of Azeroth.

But...... If they continue to maintain the current pace of talent training, it is not necessarily the case that they will go further.

While working at Quel'Thalas, the system he proposed to develop talent was already paying off.

Although the nobles who once occupied all the high-ranking positions still have their family status and heritage, they can no longer form a monopoly of power, and the first batch of commoner geniuses who have grown up by being trained by a well-established school have begun to gradually rise to the top.

Today, Sylvanas' Ranger unit includes many recruits who are not from the Ranger family.

Although these young people who have received a systematic academy education are still inexperienced, they progress quickly and understand far better than those who have not read.

Under the leadership of Sylvanas and Winresa, the battle-ready ranger troops quickly rushed to Unicorn City and took over the entire city defense system in an orderly manner.

When Unicorn City was first expanded, Saljan abandoned the old and outdated city walls and adopted a magical enchantment that was more in line with Quel'Salas's conditions to protect the city.

As Sarren reminded him through remote contact, Deathwing's target was Unicorn City, which still belonged to the Deep Shadow family.

At this moment, Deathwing is desperately trying to demolish the house outside the Bandi Norrell barrier directly above Unicorn City.

According to the Royal Arcane Society's predictions, in a maximum of ten minutes, Deathwing will tear through the partial defenses of Bandinorreel's barrier.

At that point, enchantment repair in a small area will be delayed by taking damage for a long time, and Deathwing will not miss this precious opportunity.

Just three minutes after Sylvanas and Winresa led their army into Unicorn City, Aurelia also led the Travelers to arrive quickly.

The three sisters had already heard Sarian explain the various city defense weapons of Unicorn City in detail, and Wen Leisa, who had the most outrageous personality, smiled evilly and glanced at the hideous armored black dragon outside the barrier.

"In the words of Sarjan...... My lord, times have changed. ”

Dozens of large-caliber anti-aircraft magic cannons that had already been accumulated had already been aimed at Deathwing, and they would give him a "surprise" just when he broke through the enchantment.

……

Far away in the Hyjal Mountains, Salian was not very worried about Quel'Salas's safety.

It's not that it's not his business, it's that he believes in the defense system he left behind.

If Deathwing had led an entire army of black dragons to invade Quel'Thalas, it would be impossible for a single nation to defend itself against a large number of black dragons attacking at the same time.

But this guy chose to act alone for revenge and Liwei, so there's nothing to say.

According to the habitual thinking of most demigods, it is impossible for mortals to hurt them.

This theory is correct, but Deathwing, who has long been disconnected from the world, ignores a problem.

Now Quel'Thalas has his own demigod-level combat power, and he has the capital to hurt him.

When the maverick Ashaman infiltrated the rear of the fire elemental's army and went on a killing spree, the demigods led by Maloon finally understood why Salian had left them all behind.

"Decapitation tactics?"

(End of chapter)