Thrall's strength was undoubtedly the greatest in the Horde apart from Grommash. Of course, it was unstable—after all, a shaman had to ask the elements for help, and if they refused, his power would weaken considerably. But at this moment, Thrall was still the elements' favored child, as well as a powerful warrior.
His personal guard had been inherited from Orgrim's own guard force, the elite of the entire Orcish Horde. Even someone as formidable as Broxigar had been among them. Every one of them was battle-hardened. Not even the weakness caused by demon blood had brought them down. To this day, the Horde's Orcs were still affected by demon blood, but elite Orc warriors could conceal that weakness. Thrall's guard, for instance, had cast off their weakness through sheer willpower and strength, maintaining peak combat power.
Even frenzied Centaurs could be held back by them, much less Centaurs whose bloodline frenzy had been stripped away by the Great Baptism and who were now temporarily weakened. The future Kor'kron warriors descended like divine soldiers, swiftly clearing away every Centaur in their path and rapidly organizing their battle lines. Within mere minutes, they had formed several defensive lines facing both sides. How strong were these warriors? A single warrior could hold off several times his own number of Centaurs. And with combat coordination ingrained into their very bones, their teamwork was no worse than that of Alliance veterans. Elite warriors working together formed an impassable line.
Although the Orcs had tightly sealed the defensive lines and prevented even a single Centaur from escaping to raise the alarm, the Second Khan, Gelk, possessed exceptional abilities. Of all the First Generation Khans, he was the most ambitious and driven, always striving to surpass the First Khan, Kolk. Not only was his strength comparable