After obtaining the Horde's intended direction of advance from the rangers and trackers, both Ye Ting and Yrel breathed a sigh of relief.
Although the Draenei had held an absolute advantage against the Horde in the previous war, that did not mean they could crush the Horde with ease.
The Draenei leadership understood this perfectly well.
Though the Horde was extremely backward in terms of civilization and technology, the Orcs' numbers, combat strength, and potential could not be overlooked.
More importantly, an enormous entity stood behind them—the Burning Legion.
The Burning Legion was currently only manipulating the Orcs from afar to deal with the Draenei, but that did not mean they would not intervene personally.
Even Ye Ting, who had personally created the Draenei military system as it now stood, did not dare claim that the Draenei could face the Burning Legion head-on.
Although the real World of Warcraft did not have the clear-cut, written level distinctions found in games, that did not mean there were no differences among members of different races and professions.
If they were classified according to Dungeons & Dragons levels, with level 1 being an ordinary person and anything above level 20 being legendary, then the strength of each race would be easy to see.
Take humans, for example. Commoners were generally level 1 to 2, militia were level 2, and ordinary professional soldiers were around level 2 to 3. This was the most basic strength among humans.
As the elite among humans, knights were generally level 5 or above. Beyond that, there were no longer any insignificant figures.
Aside from recruits and reservists, the paladins of the Silver Hand were at least level 10.
Dalaran's mages varied greatly in level, but anyone who could earn the title of "Archmage" was at least level 14.