Celina was not in a very good mood.
This time, she had returned to Stromgarde to see Thoradin because the war on the front lines was far from optimistic.
In fact, right from the beginning, Celina had conveyed opinions from Quel'Thalas. If they completely shelved this batch of mages and taught them a super-large-scale magic developed specifically for dealing with trolls, it might play a role in turning the tide of the battle at a critical moment.
However, perhaps due to the unfavorable incident of Shawn Feathermoon leaving without a word, which left a bad impression on Thoradin, or perhaps simply out of a lack of trust in the spellcasting abilities of one hundred human mages, Thoradin refused in the end.
Only after that were the one hundred human mages sent to the front lines.
As a result, the news that human mages had appeared on the scene was soon discovered by the Amani Trolls. Although their blind confidence made the Amani Trolls completely dismiss a mere one hundred Novice Mages, they clearly became more guarded.
With the front lines tight, the role that the one hundred human mages could play was far inferior to what it had been at the very beginning. Now, whenever human mages appeared before the trolls, those trolls would target them first.
Although none of these mages had died yet due to the protection of Arathor's elite warriors, more than ten had already been injured.
If this continued, the mere one hundred human mages would truly be reduced to a dispensable combat force.
Today, before Thoradin, Celina re-submitted that proposal from Quel'Thalas: to gather all the human mages together and uniformly teach them that super-large-scale magic.
However, Thoradin refused once again.
The performance of the human mages had not satisfied him, and his regard for