The battle between Mannoroth and the Genesaur had lasted a little over an hour.
Yet the fight remained a stalemate.
Even though Mannoroth held a slight edge, he could not defeat the Genesaur.
One could spill fel blood like tap water, infecting almost the entire Orc race.
The other could draw an endless supply of nature energy from the forest.
Both were superpowered cheaters who could break all the rules!
Watching the tedious battle between demigod-level powerhouses, Herad gained a new understanding of that level.
Previously, Herad had sent Ulthalesh to kill the Pit Lord on Mardum.
He had therefore assumed that Mannoroth, the leader of the Pit Lords, could not be much stronger.
Yet the difference in strength between demigods was enormous.
The Loa worshipped and sustained by Trolls were demigods.
The Titan Keepers created by the Titans, as well as the native creatures of Azeroth they had elevated, were also demigods.
The Old Gods the Void Lords had sent to Azeroth fell into the category of demigods as well.
Clearly, demigods were actually a very broad category, with an astonishing gap between the strongest and weakest.
Powerful demigods could fight ten ordinary demigods at once.
Weak demigods could be slain by mortals.
Such as those Trolls who absorbed the essence of the Loa.
Powerful demigods were much harder to deal with!
Ulthalesh had ambushed Mannoroth so many times, yet had only inflicted minor injuries on his left hind leg.
Although this reduced his mobility, the effect was not particularly significant.
When he swung that enormous Twin-Headed Spear, its effective killing range was so wide that no one dared get too close.
Only the small, fast Ulthalesh could easily approach him to attack.
One held him off head-on, while the other looked for opportunities to ambush him.
Faced with