But what kind of power would allow Calia to personally defeat Arthas one day?
Calia did not know, but Ye Ting, who knew the established history of World of Warcraft, knew perfectly well: after the Burning Legion's plot to invade Azeroth failed once again, Ner'zhul, the Lich King and the true leader of the Scourge, one of the Burning Legion's key pieces, would ultimately be overthrown by Arthas himself.
Then, the fallen prince would take his place and become the new Lich King, breaking through his limits in one stroke and becoming a top-tier powerhouse comparable to the Dragon Aspects.
Not just any class could defeat an opponent like that.
Looking over the original timeline, even though the Alliance and the Horde had joined forces against the Scourge, and countless powerful figures had taken part in the siege of the Lich King, the one who finally dealt Arthas the fatal blow had still been Tirion Fordring, wielding Ashbringer.
In other words, without power surpassing that of the future Fordring, Calia would have no hope of achieving her goal.
With that in mind, Ye Ting offered a suggestion:
"Perhaps you could try mastering the power of the Holy Light again and become a paladin. If you want to defeat undead and death knights, a paladin's power is arguably the most practical," Ye Ting prompted. "After all, you were once a priestess, so you have the foundation. In fact, quite a few of the earliest paladins had changed over from being priests."
"Then... I'll give it a try?" the girl murmured uncertainly.
She acted as soon as she said it. The girl immediately knelt on one knee, lowered her head, closed her eyes, clasped her hands before her chest with her fingers interlaced, and began murmuring prayers.
Though she was in a