The first round of confrontations seemed to be fierce, but in fact, no one was able to take advantage, and it was more that Sarena became familiar with Kil'Gardan's fighting style.

Of course, the reverse is also true, and Kilgardan has also gained some understanding of Sarren's style through this time of fighting.

However, Sarjan's fighting style is already changeable, and with the prospect of the outcome of the fight, he showed Kil'Gardan not his usual combat routine.

The Hammer of Kazgros, although Salian has also spent some time studying it carefully, is not a customary weapon after all.

It's best to be able to do it with one hit, but Sarean doesn't think it's easy to kill a cunning fraudster with the power of an artifact.

Therefore, he deliberately left a hand, not revealing any of his powers in the previous round of raids, and simply used the shaping power attached to the hammer of Kazgros itself.

Sarayan wasn't sure if Kil'Gardan had predicted his prediction, but with the second round getting underway, he'll have to really give it his all and try to get the fight out before the bubble collapses completely.

After basically figuring out Kil'Gardan's fighting style, Sarean is no longer cautious about testing.

After giving himself the Colorful Guardian Power and gaining a full range of attribute bonuses, Saljan disappeared from Kil'Gardan's vision in an instant, and the Fraudster's dynamic vision failed to catch Sarean's trace.

"It's coming!"

Although Sarean's movements were not visible to the naked eye, the fraudster had a vague sense of the enemy's approach with his experience.

Under the influence of the power of time, Salian appeared behind Kil'Gardan's flank as if teleporting, and Valagar's sword slashed at Kil'Gardan's right shoulder with great force.

In the nick of time, Kil'Gardan spun around to dodge Sarjan's attack, while crossing his sharp claws in front of his chest, using his sturdy armour to block Sarjan's non-stop stabbing Staff of Balance.

Seeing that the two of them had given up their previous brilliant spell confrontation, some of the barrage looked a little disappointed.

[In the end, we still have to return to this primitive hand-to-hand combat.] 】

[Otherwise? Both of them have a wide range of firepower, but can that kind of dispersed attack really deal effective damage to enemies of the same level? 】

[In addition to the beautiful light and shadow effects, that flashy fighting style is actually far inferior to compressing the power to carry out close combat with real knives and guns. 】

As this barrage netizen said, the decisive battle between Sarayan and Kilgardan looks very retro, but the killing intent contained in it is more dangerous than the previous tentative confrontation.

Each of Sarren's attacks is protected by a variety of powers like bugs, and when swords and spears cut through the air, you can even see the effect of tearing through space.

Kil'Gardan's spells in his close-range state are not far behind, and if these seemingly inconspicuous small spells hit others, I am afraid that they will be annihilated in an instant.

On this point, both Sarayan and Stella Gosa, who was watching the game from a distance, were able to testify in person.

Take the Chaos Arrow that slammed into Sarjan's chest the second ago as an example, if it weren't for the Gohorn steel skin on his body, Sarjan wouldn't have dared to take this move head-on.

Even so, the massive impact attached to the Chaos Arrow blew back a few steps for the pursuing Saljan, forcing him to readjust his pace and find a chance to get close.

Compared to the well-used spell attack routine, Kil'Gardan's melee ability is indeed a shortcoming, but it is not easy to be suppressed by the constantly attacking Sarren.

This is not the first time Kil'Gardan has faced such an enemy who is trying to use his melee superiority to crush him, and he has always been able to use his superior intelligence to lure eager enemies into his own traps, and to kill their hopes when they think they are close to victory.

However, this trick was not so useful for Sarjan, who had tried it before, and no matter how much he tried to lure him, Sarjan's fighting style remained the same, undisturbed by any off-the-field factors.

Compared with Sarjan, who has a balanced offense and defense and has no shortcomings as long as he doesn't get up, Kil'Gardan, who has obvious style flaws, gradually begins to be a little unable to hold on as the battle time prolongs.

It is also said that Besarrean has some equipment advantages, and can eat Kil'Gardan's spells at close range.

The seemingly exposed armor on Kil'Gardan's body was also not ordinary, and it could be glimpsed from the high concentration of evil energy surging on the surface of the armor alone.

On more than one occasion, Saljan had struck Kil'Gardan's seemingly unobscured body without any armor, but had not actually done any damage to the fraudster, and his body was covered in a sturdy barrier of demonic energy, presumably the armor's defensive capabilities.

Without the protection of this armor, Kilgardan would have been wounded by the attacking Sarren.

At this point in the battle, Kil'Gardan, whose expression was becoming more and more gloomy, already had some psychological expectations for his end.

He didn't expect Sarren's progress to be so fast, and at first he thought that he could force the enemy with his superior hard power.

However, the information sent back by the Ereda Twins is still outdated after all...... No, to be precise, it was Sarean who deliberately let them pass on false and outdated information.

Due to the fact that Sarren had always kept a low profile, Kilgardan was unaware that he had personally participated in the capture of the Sagrit's Keystone, and his impression of Sarjan's prowess was still stuck in the last time he had rescued Illidan from an ambush.

At that time, Sarren had not yet received the power of protection from the Azeroth Star Soul, and in terms of the data template, it was only about level 64-65.

In just a few short years, he has reached the top of 68 like a rocket, which is a bit of a challenge to Kil'Gardan's common sense.

Even if he is as gifted as him, it took thousands of years of consolidation to reach the ceiling of a demigod after being infused with Sargeras's evil energy.

Even though the evaluation of Sarean has been exaggerated to the maximum, it turns out that the fraudsters have underestimated Sarean's infinite potential.

"Click!"

The aftermath of the battle between the two further accelerated the collapse of the world bubble, and the unforgiving Sarian continued to attack passionately despite the many wounds on his body.

As long as he doesn't get hit in the head and heart, a few injuries are nothing to Sarjan, who has an amazing ability to heal himself.

Pain? I've been used to it for a long time.

Warriors must learn to be beaten before they can learn to beat, and this was the first lesson taught to him by Saljan's warrior mentor, Salorian Morning Seeker.

The heart was protected by Gohorn's steel skin, and Kil'Gardan's attack seemed to be difficult to penetrate this set of Old God armor, and it was better to hope that the impact of those spells would shock Saren out of internal injuries.

Without having to focus on the vital points of the heart, it is much easier to dodge an attack on the head, and injuries elsewhere in the body are completely unimportant.

In the end, Kil'Gardan was dragged down by Salian's tenacity.

As Sarjan's final greatsword slashed through Kil'Gardan's overwhelmed armor defenses, the deceitr's arms crossed in front of him to block the attack snapped at the wrists.

Prior to that, judging by his appearance, Kil'Gardan seemed to be in a much better condition than Sarean, at least not as bloodied as he was.

But in fact, under the constant entanglement of Sarren, Kil'Gardan, who had worked hard to hold on to the end, was close to running out of oil and reaching the demigod realm, and the evil energy in his body that should have been rotating unceasingly appeared in a supply vacuum in a short period of time.

This was one of the key factors in Sarean's ability to successfully break down Kil'Gardan's defenses.

No matter what kind of powerful armament, it will inevitably require an adequate supply of energy, and once the power is "cut off" in battle, the result can be predicted.

After severing Kil'gardan's wrists, Saray didn't even think much about it, and instinctively threw a whip kick to kick the deceitful who was already powerless to defend out of the already shattered world bubble, and watched him slam into the dark square of the Overworld.

"Whew~"

After seizing the opportunity to defeat the enemy, Sarjan, who was driven to the point of continuous fighting, could finally hear the anxious call of Little Star again.

"Don't worry."

Regaining his composure, Sarena raised his hand and threw the Staff of Balance, pinning Kil'Gardan to the ground as he tried to get up.

"The battle is over, I have kept my promise to you, and I am the one who will win in the end."

Unlucky, we are located in the south of the rare snowfall, the roads are icy, the tires slipped when driving out, accidentally hit the public facilities on the side of the road, and then a lot of troubles came to the door, tomorrow can only ask for a leave to deal with one by one, the day after tomorrow to strive to restore the update.