Olivia said, "Although Azeroth has a small population, it has so many powerful people. Just the Legendary figures you've told me about over the past few days number more than ten. Yet the humans, dwarves, and elves on Elf Planet have only five between them."
Shawn said, "War breeds the strong, and turbulent times make heroes. Elf Planet's enemies are merely a segment of an Old God's tentacle, a few Faceless Ones and members of the Insect Swarm, and some demons that aren't particularly powerful. But Azeroth... has faced far, far too many powerful enemies. Sargeras, Archimonde, Kil'jaeden, Xavius, Deathwing, the Old Gods, the Elemental Lords, the Lich King... any one of them would probably rank as the strongest being on Elf Planet."
Elf Planet also had many Wild Gods, but their strength varied.
Over the past few days, Shawn and Olivia had shared their knowledge of their respective worlds. According to ancient legends and records, the Wild Gods on Elf Planet did not seem particularly powerful. They fell far short of Malorne, Goldrinn, and the others, apparently matching only ordinary Legendary figures.
Legendary figures and demigods were jointly regarded as the strongest beings on Elf Planet.
Olivia said, "Shawn, you said we're going to face a Legendary black dragon this time... heavens, can we really stand against someone so terrifyingly powerful?"
To Olivia, Legendary figures were enduring legends, and their every action shook heaven and earth.
A saying had once circulated on Elf Planet:
Only a Legendary could kill another Legendary.
Shawn glanced at the cabin and shook his head. "Legendary figures aren't invincible. Azeroth has far more experience with war than Elf Planet. Besides, it's not as though we have no Legendary figures on our side."
Aegwynn had once been Legendary, and Jaina was already close to that