Faced with the Genesaur's challenge, Mannoroth thought nothing of trading blows with it.
Mannoroth's Twin-Headed Spear was forged from felsteel.
The Genesaur's spear, however, was made of nothing more than ordinary wood.
When the Twin-Headed Spear struck the wooden spear, it should normally have cut it cleanly in two.
Yet the Twin-Headed Spear failed to sever the wooden spear.
Infused with nature energy, the wooden spear was far tougher than any wood or even metal.
Although the Twin-Headed Spear had been strengthened with fel energy, the gap between the two weapons was still small.
In the game, an Orcs Warrior had used an oak battle axe infused with nature energy by the demigod Cenarius to land a vicious blow on Sargeras.
Had the Fallen Titan not been so enormous, that blow might have crippled his leg on the spot.
Cenarius was not a particularly powerful demigod.
Yet a wooden weapon he had blessed could injure a god.
That was the miraculous effect produced by combining nature energy with wooden weapons.
With a weapon capable of matching its enemy's, a plant behemoth like the Genesaur, which practiced both physical combat and nature magic, became very difficult to deal with in battle!
As the two behemoths clashed at close quarters, their weapons, glowing in two different shades of green, collided fiercely.
Both relied on overwhelming strength, with little technique to their fighting.
When one unleashed a fel storm, the other spread a rain of nature.
In this fair contest of strength against strength and energy against energy, no winner would emerge in the short term.
But Ulthalesh, which had caught up, was not the sort to fight fair.
It was controlled by a merciless magical program whose highest priority was completing its task.
As Mannoroth grappled with his enemy, he suddenly felt