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I want to come to Taresa's great-grandfather, who was one of the princes who failed in the internal struggle.

Afraid of being liquidated, he fled here and kept his anonymity.

If his guess is true, then Taresa's talent should not be bad.

In this high demon world, the founding monarchs are all powerful professionals.

The Proudmoore ancestors were no exception.

Even the descendants of this family are the group with the highest success rate of the royal family.

Because Blackmoore is too kind to refuse.

The Thomas family also has business to attend to.

So Pfister followed suit and agreed to stay in Durnholde for one night.

Wait until tomorrow morning to return to Headwind Collar.

After tasting a fairly rich meal that night, but with extremely poor craftsmanship, Pfister excused himself to be tired and went back to his room to rest.

Push down all subsequent social activities.

Blackmoore originally wanted to entertain him with a domestic prostitute, but Pfister sternly refused.

Of course, it was still early, and he didn't fall asleep just yet.

Instead, he summoned Thrall and Taresa, and briefly examined their talents.

Pfister's test is divided into static and dynamic aspects.

The so-called static talent refers to physical condition.

Dynamic talent refers to the level of intelligence.

And Thrall handed in an answer sheet that made him quite satisfied.

Innate aura and elemental affinity are all full.

In Pfister's view, even Jaina, whom Daelin is proud of and has been talking about for a long time, compared with him in aptitude, is at most in the middle of the middle.

Maybe even less than that.

Even more astonishing is his savvy.

Pfister explained how to meditate for the two.

It only took four to five or ten minutes for Thrall to grasp the essence of gathering magic power.

And Pfister's predecessor's qualifications are already good.

However, when I first learned how to meditate, it took three hours to get started.

Thrall's high talent can be seen from this.

It can be said that he is a born mage.

Pfister is quite happy about this.

It is clear that the other party will never insult his name.

It will surely push his reputation to new heights.

Thrall himself will benefit from this, embarking on a broader path.

Speaking of which, the other party's attainments in the way of shamanism in the original time and space are very high.

Pfister can't guarantee that the opponent will play at a higher level.

But compared to other casters such as shamans and druids, mages have an incomparable advantage.

That is when spells are cast, and it is always people who dominate, not power.

This limits the upper limit of the output to some extent.

But it also guarantees the lower limit of the attack.

Unlike other spellcasters, the upper limit is extremely high and the lower limit is extremely low.

Like Thrall and Malfurion.

Obtain the full blessing of the spirit of the elements or the power of nature, and become the world Sha and World Virtue.

For a while, there was no two in the limelight.

Thrall can harden Deathwing; Malfurion can overpower Archimonde.

It is not an exaggeration to say that the son of destiny.

But once these powers no longer care about them, the two of them will lose most of their lives.

As of Feist's crossing, Thrall has played three versions of Fury War, and he can't even perform the most basic tricks.

Malfurion was better than him.

Also maintain basic combat effectiveness.

But first he was imprisoned by Staghelmet, crushed by Xavius, and then almost chopped up by Saurfang.

It can be said that it is popular with everyone, and no one can beat it.

The so-called "the world is the same when the time comes, but the hero is not free when his life goes away" describes this kind of dilemma.

On the other hand, Jaina, the representative of the mage, is no better than the two at the peak because she doesn't know how to cheat.

But it has always been a good performance.

Even in the Devouring Abyss, even without the magic net, they still performed quite well.

For a camp leader like Thrall, a stable output is definitely more useful than a high-value burst that is not effective at the right time.

As for the matter of his temporary guardian of the earth in the future, Pfister has also thought about it.

In his opinion, Deathwing bestowed the power of Thrall's guardian in the original time and space, mainly to combat white... no, green left.

Has little to do with the Thrall profession.

——The mage can also comprehend the law of the earth.