Lyras was a little friend who grew up with Salella and Valera, who was still in a state of "brain damage" at that time, and Valilla and Lylas needed help in many places, including but not limited to fighting.

Ever since Sarjan got rid of the limitations of his bloodline, his strength had improved beyond Lyras's comprehension.

In the words of the barrage, there is a sense of mischievous mischief when everyone went up the tree to dig birds and fish in the water when they were young, and then when you turn your head, you suddenly become the richest man in the world.

So it stands to reason that after Aurelia returned to Quel'Thalas from Draenor, Salaan became someone else's child who she used as an example to inspire Lyras.

Lyras's daily training is not without effort, and his routine is considered by the vast majority of his fellow High Elves to be a complete torture.

However, compared to the king of volumes like Saljan, Lyras's efforts are a little inadequate.

But then again, throughout the ages, there have been very few people who can make rapid progress like Sarean, except for Valera and others, who have been following him and sharing a lot of opportunities, there is only the Queen of the Night in ancient times, Azhara.

…… And then Azhara is now Sarean's pillow man as well.

Lyras's talent is not bad, and in their generation, none of the four descendants of the Windranger family have been raised as scraps.

This is also thanks to the strict teaching of the old family owner, Liresa, and the careful care of the eldest sister Aurelia.

Although it can't be compared to the wall hanging on the wall like Saljan, the rate of progress of Lyras is exaggerated by the standards of mortals.

After moving away from Unicorn City, Sarean didn't cut ties with Quel'Salas, occasionally finding time to return to the Forest of Eternal Song to reunite with family and friends.

The main lineage of the Deep Shadow family, led by Velles, is still in Quel'Salas, and it is reasonable that Saléan should return to China regularly to visit relatives.

Although the "Grand Duke of the Deep Shadow" has retired, many of the changes he has brought to Quel'Salas are not so easy to unravel.

More precisely, as long as Kael'thas still practiced the reform philosophy of Sarren, the nobles of Quel'Salas were forced to stand up and roll with the commoners.

Want to lie flat and enjoy? Okay, as the saying goes, you can't be rich for three generations, and when you are kicked out of the privileged class by others, don't blame the Sun King for not warning him in advance.

This new rule was hard for the old aristocracy, accustomed to hedonism, but the upstarts who rose to prominence after the Troll Wars were not yet fully degenerate.

And most of these nouveau riche were united by Salian around the royal power, with this group of noble guards, no matter how the old nobles who had long been weakened called, Kael'thas also had enough confidence to continue to implement the reform and new policy.

The internal strife among these nobles has never been related to the Windranger family.

No matter what the other nobles may do, the Windranger family still adheres to their own set of principles, they will only be loyal to the Sun King, and they are not interested in fighting for power and profit.

For the Windranger family's continued loyalty to the royal family, Kael'thas naturally reciprocated, and Lilesa, who was transferred to the central government, is as stable as Mount Tai in the position of Minister of Defense, and no one can shake it.

The family's position is stable, and the four descendants of the Windranger family can also put aside their worries about related affairs, devote themselves to developing their own careers, and further improve their personal strength.

Thanks to the breakthrough experience that Salaan has unreservedly shared with his family and friends, Aurelia, the oldest of the younger generation of the Windranger family, has broken through the shackles of mortals the year before and has become another demigod-level powerhouse of Quel'Thalas.

The second lady, who has always been competitive, is not far behind, and her breakthrough is only half a year later than Aurelia.

Wen Leisa's progress is relatively slow, but according to the estimation of the two sisters, she should also catch up with the steps of her sisters within 1 year and become the third demigod of the Windranger family.

As for Lyras...... This kid's current digitization level is level 56, which is still some distance away from level 60 at the peak of mortals.

If he continues to maintain the current training intensity, he should reach the bottleneck within 1 year, and then use another 1-2 years to break through.

However, considering that in the next period of time, Lyras will inevitably follow the Azeroth coalition to get a lot of opportunities for actual combat, and perhaps his breakthrough time will come sooner than expected, and the same is true for Winlessa.

From Lyras's personal standpoint, he is undoubtedly supportive of his second sister Sylvanas's hidden intentions...... Even if it may make his peer friend Sarjan become his brother-in-law.

As the youngest member of the family, Lyras was born when Liressa had already succeeded him as Ranger General.

Because she was busy with military affairs all day, she had little time to take care of the young Lyras.

As a result, Lyras was raised almost entirely by her eldest sister, Aurelia.

Aurelia is known to be an atypical Windranger, otherwise the chances of succeeding the Ranger General would not have been Sylvanas' turn.

Aurelia, who has a rebellious personality, has reined in her unruly temper in a normal way when teaching her younger brother, and under her patient training, Lyras is no longer right in the overall situation, and she also attaches great importance to the affection between her family.

Of course, Lyras knew that Salaan was a spinner, and that he already had multiple good partners by his side.

But even so, Lyras still thinks that his childhood friend is a good place to belong for the second sister.

Although Lyras himself has not yet stepped into the threshold of demigods, he already has two demigods in his family, and Lyras, who has nothing to talk about with his sisters, has already learned from them about the many characteristics of demigods, the first of which is the lifespan of immortality.

Lyras is very clear about Sylvanas's character, and since Lyras can remember, although the second sister has always been very amiable when dealing with him, he knows what kind of attitude Sylvanas has towards outsiders.

It can be well described in one word - arrogant.

As a result, it is hard for Lyras to imagine that Sylvanas, who is already a demigod, would condescend to choose an ordinary High Elf male as his companion.

In Lyras's generation, although there are many High Elves of his generation who can be looked at by him, most of them are unfortunate to be women, such as Solan Lian, Caponia, Leah Delin, and so on.

Aside from Sarren, the king of the rolls, Lyras really can't pick a rising star worthy of Sylvanas.

Haduron and Lothama?

Come on, others don't know, Lyras, who was cheated by them once, still doesn't know the rogue nature of those two guys.

As the only contemporary male of the Windranger family, Lyras will inevitably take over the position of Ranger General from the second sister in the future.

So the question is, when that time comes, what will Sylvanas do when he has stepped down from his heavy responsibilities?

Just as Lyras looked at the second sister with complicated eyes and imagined the future, Wen Lesa also noticed the strange demeanor of the younger brother.

Glancing at Aurelia who was whispering to Sylvanas on business, Winresa quietly leaned over to Lyras and asked, "What do you think of again?" Why do you keep staring at Sylvanas? ”

"Hmm......" Lyras hesitated for a moment, and finally decided to discuss it with the third sister: "Wen Leisa, what do you think...... What kind of man is worthy of Sylvanas? ”

Wen Leisa: "...... Ha? ”

(End of chapter)