Regar was delighted.
He was glad he had picked up that powerful but destitute human warrior on the beach that day, and even gladder that the man had lost his memory.
Although many signs suggested that the human warrior called "Rexxar" seemed to have recovered some of his memories, that did not matter.
In today's battle, Rexxar would win him a championship, prestige and honor, and a great deal of money.
Sitting beside Rehgar was Hamuul Runetotem, an extremely powerful master-level tauren warrior who was also a High Druid.
He was a student of the legendary Archdruid Malfurion, and his talent was extraordinary-truly extraordinary. In the few short years he had studied under Malfurion, he had rapidly become a High Druid. Now, he was already showing signs of advancing to Archdruid. Perhaps within a year, he would become a new Archdruid.
How many archdruids were there in all of Azeroth?
Hamuul had only come to know Rehgar and associate with him because they were both members of the Horde. But he did not approve of Rehgar's practice of training gladiators, especially since those gladiators included Broll Bearmantle, a High Druid just like himself.
What he did not know was that this seemingly reassuring druid was also Malfurion's disciple and had begun studying under him even earlier than Hamuul.
He intended to free Broll Bearmantle, along with Rexxar and Valeera, who were close to Broll.
But that would have to wait until after this gladiatorial tournament, because Rehgar truly wanted this victory and the honor of winning the championship.
As a fellow member of the Horde, he could not fall out with Rehgar over members of the Alliance. At least, not yet, and not openly.
Besides, Rehgar had not come alone. There were quite a few burly orcs beside him, and