"Perhaps he's no match for you alone, but what if I join him?" Shidewa's voice suddenly rang out behind Gul'dan. At the same instant, an arrow imbued with powerful magic reached Gul'dan's back.
Gul'dan was shocked. It was already too late to cast another Shadow Shield. He could only take the hit.
Boom! Another tremendous explosion of magical energy rang out. Yet when the dazzling light faded, Gul'dan remained completely unscathed.
"A magic item?" Shidewa exclaimed in surprise. Before Gul'dan could turn around, he swiftly slipped back into the chaotic mass of orcs and concealed his presence.
Gul'dan, however, was even more startled than Shidewa. Had he not been carrying a magic item, he would already have been blown to pieces.
"Another Near-Legendary Ranger?"
But by the time Gul'dan turned around, his opponent was nowhere to be seen. He knew that, like Xingluoge, this attacker had hidden among the chaotic ranks of orc warriors. Now Gul'dan truly felt that he was in danger.
Rangers were different from other classes. Against heavily armored classes such as Paladins, Death Knights, and Warriors, their effectiveness was severely restricted. But to spellcasters like him, their ranged attacks made them the most dangerous class of all.
Moreover, these two Near-Legendary Rangers worked together with astonishing coordination. They had him surrounded, one in front and one behind, and both could launch their attacks instantly. The slightest lapse on Gul'dan's part could have disastrous consequences. Together, they posed a greater threat to him than that powerful Paladin had earlier.
"Let's see how many more magic items you have!" Xingluoge's mocking voice rang out again from among the milling orc soldiers.
Having magic items did not make someone invincible. An item capable of negating a full-powered, head-on attack from a Near-Legendary Class Practitioner was either a single-use consumable