From the standpoint of Sharlayan and even Quel'Thalas, of course, we hope that Calia, who is more gentle towards Quel'Thalas, can win the final victory in this battle for the throne.
Even though it has declined in recent years, Lordaeron, with its huge territory and large population, is still the well-deserved first kingdom in the Eastern Continent.
Even the stubborn Greymane of Gilneas would not force his words in such a place.
It's not as good as it is. Genn Greymane, who has not yet become the Wolf King, can afford to take it but let it go. This is the most basic attitude of a qualified king.
Although Sarlayan very much hopes that Calia can turn the tide and ascend to the throne, judging from the current situation, if no major changes occur, Arthas, who has been the orthodox heir for more than ten years, will still take more initiative.
right.
This is also the reason why Sharlayan arranged for Nathanos to go to Calia's side to help.
On the one hand, he wanted to find a good future for his friend, and on the other hand, he wanted Nathanos to help Calia's weak military strength.
It turns out that Nathanos did a pretty good job.
Under his orthodox ranger training that he learned from Quel'Thalas, although the newly formed hunter army is still not as good as those veteran armies in terms of actual combat experience, it has at least initially shown its prominence in Lordaeron.
Since humans do not have the powerful vision and hearing of high elves due to their innate conditions, it is not feasible to simply imitate the way of rangers. After all, there are only a few human rangers with extraordinary talents like Nathanos.
At Sharlayan's suggestion, Nathanos joined another special training program in addition to regular ranger training - animal companion training.
If your own conditions are not enough, use animal companions to bridge the gap in perception between the hunter and the high elf ranger.
If the cooperation is tacit enough, well-trained animal companions can also provide considerable assistance to hunters in battle, further enhancing the combat effectiveness of the hunter unit.
Sarlayan has also thought about cultivating a group of hunters in Quel'Thalas, but within the scope of Eversong Forest, when it comes to long-range units with bows, the first thing that comes to mind is the ranger.
The inherent thinking that has been cultivated for more than 7,000 years is not so easy to change. There are already established rangers guarding the border all year round. Quel'Thalas' need to form a hunter force is not so urgent. Sharlayan can only shelve this idea for the time being.
The reason why Vereesa transformed into a Beastmaster Hunter was partly because she felt that she could not surpass her two sisters in the pure way of a ranger, so she planned to find another way.
On the other hand, the adventures she had during her travels in the Broken Islands in the early years also gave her an opportunity to change her mind.
A few years ago, Vereesa and Ulan Gaoling, the chief of the Highmountain Tauren tribe, received a commission from the Secret Passage to go to Stormheim to hunt down a ferocious black panther named Dakar and try to recapture it from its hands.
The long-lost eagle's claws.
The Eagle's Claw, known as the Spear of the Wild Gods, is an artifact passed down from generation to generation by the Gaoling Tauren clan. It was first inherited from a Tauren named Morun Gaoling. This spear has received half the title of the Eagle.
Blessed by the spirit of god Onhara.
During the subsequent generations of inheritance, the Eagle's Claw received blessings from many wilderness demigods and was officially promoted to become an artifact.
Huon Highmountain, the legendary chief of the Highmountain Tribe, once participated in the War of the Ancients with this artifact, and assisted the coalition forces in finally repelling the Burning Legion.
According to the tradition of the Gaoling tribe, the Eagle's Claw will be passed down to the best hunters in the current generation.
When the news of the original Dakar's disaster in the wilderness reached Thunder Totem, a hunter named Narmus Highmountain set off with the Eagle Claws without hesitation.
However, Narmus failed to return in triumph in the end, and was buried in the claws of the mysterious beast named Dakar, and the eagle's claws were lost.
Under the guidance of Onhara after many years, Vereesa and Ulan defeated the contemporary Dakar and retrieved the Spear of the Wild Gods that had been dusted for many years.
In order to thank Vereesa for her help, Ulan Gaoling made a bold decision to hand over the Eagle Claw, which had been passed down among the Gaoling tribe for generations, to Vereesa who defeated Dakar with her own hands.
In addition, Vereesa also accidentally discovered a black panther cub in Dakar's lair.
The little black panther who inherited the blood of Dakar was born with great potential. After several years of training by Vereesa, the black panther she named Mist Realm has grown up.
While Vereesa was guarding Draxalon Fortress, Mist Realm was also active on the front line with her master.
After learning that she was about to be transferred back to her country, Vereesa, who wanted to travel and relax, entrusted the mage of New Shandalar to teleport the Mist Realm back to the Windrunner territory.
From the moment she obtained the Eagle's Claw and the Mist Realm, Vereesa began to gradually change her fighting style, from the previous style that mainly relied on long-range shooting to the current balance of long-range and short-range attacks.
After acquiring the Eagle's Claw, Vereesa abandoned the dual-wielding daggers used by rangers, and expertly wielded heavy spears in close combat. Together with the increasingly tacit cooperation of Mist Realm, she launched front and rear pincer attacks on the enemy.
The real Azeroth does not have as many restrictions as the game mentioned in the comment.
As long as they can control their distractions well, a hunter can command multiple animal companions at the same time in battle.
However, the animal companion she obtained for the first time was a high-level individual like Mist Realm, so Vereesa's standards for selecting animal companions were much higher than those of ordinary hunters.
During the few years she spent guarding Northrend, Vereesa tried hard to find a second animal companion that satisfied her. It wasn't until she followed Sarlayan to the Sholazar Basin that she tamed the local pterodactyl.
King - Air Force One.
According to the barrage, Azeroth has a very small number of powerful animal spirits called spirit beasts. If traces of them can be found, Vereesa's combat capabilities, which have completely transformed into a beast king hunter, should be further improved.
This chapter is not over yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Danmaku netizens provided Sarlayan with some approximate locations where soul beasts appear. Just a few days ago, Sarlayan shared this information without reservation.
All shared with Vereesa.
Vereesa was itching to learn that there were several soul beasts in Northrend, where she had lived for several years, and she still had half a month of vacation. Without saying a word, she took Air Force One and set off with the Mist Realm to return to the world again.
Arriving at the icy and snowy continent of Northrend.
There were flying mounts overlooking it from the sky, and Sarlayan speculated that Vereesa should be able to tame at least one soul beast before the vacation was over.
Before setting off, Vereesa made a promise to Sharlayan.
Regardless of the outcome of this trip to find animal companions, she will rush back to attend the celebration banquet held by Sarlayan in the territory.
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"Soul beast, is there such a magical species in Azeroth?"
At the Sunstrider Court, after learning about Vereesa's whereabouts from Sharlayan, Kael'thas was also quite surprised by the concept of spirit beasts.
"I really want to see what kind of existence these animal spirits are."
The legend of the Soul Beast is mainly spread among the secret passages of ancient hunter organizations, and it is difficult for outsiders to know this information that is true or false.
Sharlayan shrugged to Kael'thas: "Perhaps your wish will be fulfilled when Vereesa returns."
"Let's not talk about this for now." Saryan changed the topic and talked about another thing we talked about before: "As for the deal between me and Fandal, are you sure you can convince the cabinet to agree?"
"Hmm..." Kael'thas murmured and touched his chin: "There is no big problem with the grey-throated furbolgs. A trip to the diplomats should be able to convince them."
"After all, furbolgs are natural allies recognized by the night elves. They also love nature as much as the night elves. If their hometown can plant such a tree of life that harmonizes the environment, they have no reason to object."
Sarlayan: "So the problem still lies with New Shandara?"
"Yeah." Kael'thas said with a wry smile: "Although I have tried hard to change Quel'Thalas's old-fashioned ideas in recent years, this kind of thing still cannot be solved overnight."
"Arcandor in Crystalsong Forest has been planted for several years. Even though it no longer has to bear the task of producing a large number of fruits, the local residents have long been accustomed to its existence and want to change it rashly... I'm afraid it won't be that easy.
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Sarlayan sighed with understanding: "That's right, following the rules is one of the racial characteristics of the high elves."
"Let's do this. I asked Fandral to try not to change the appearance of Arcandor, but only to transform and upgrade it from the inside. This should be able to block the mouths of those who don't want changes to a certain extent."
Kael'thas nodded: "Actually, many people don't really want an unchanging life, but they have developed fixed habits over the past hundreds or even thousands of years."
"As long as the appearance does not change significantly, I believe that many people will not even realize that the miracle tree they have been watching for several years has undergone earth-shaking changes."