Although Nie Quanzhen knew of World of Warcraft, she was not much of a gamer herself and had never played the globally popular online game. So when Wang Zhen mentioned it, Nie Quanzhen was honestly rather bewildered.
After all, she had made the wrong judgments during her previous two enhancement choices. As a result, she now had more seniority than everyone except Wang Zhen, Zheng Zha, and Zhang Jie, yet her failed choices in enhancement paths had left her at the very bottom in terms of strength. For Nie Quanzhen, this third—and arguably final—enhancement choice was one she could no longer judge on her own.
It was precisely because of this that she sought Wang Zhen's help. And she had indeed received an answer from him, except that answer was far too unfamiliar to her.
However, Nie Quanzhen could not afford to worry about that now. One advantage of her seniority was that she had known Wang Zhen earlier than the others, so she understood him better as well. She knew that this former Doll Assassin, though cold and solitary, had no real friendship with any of them and would never form one, would not deliberately set people up either. As long as someone sincerely sought his help, Wang Zhen was willing to lend a hand—though that did not include being anyone's babysitter.
After thanking Wang Zhen, Nie Quanzhen sat down and communicated with the Main God, looking up information on the Druid class template Wang Zhen had mentioned, as well as Malfurion Stormrage and the rest.
As she read through the information and compared it against her own ideas, she ultimately discovered that this seemingly unconventional Druid class template truly suited her. In games, Druids possessed versatility and unique shapeshifting abilities. They were neither the strongest in combat among