When Antu'sul reached the Sandstone Arch, he ordered his Basilisk pets to stop, then went outside the city alone.
Basilisks were powerful Earth Elementals.
Bringing them near the guest might cause unnecessary misunderstandings.
Seeing how considerate Antu'sul was, Herad's impression of him improved considerably.
In the game, Antu'sul dropped Sandslash, a component of Troll's Bane.
The other equipment he dropped was pretty good, too.
The proc effect on Antu'sul's Hand even earned it the nickname "little Thunderfury."
That was why players often soloed him.
As long as they lured Antu'sul far away from the Basilisk nests, they could handle the pushover however they pleased.
Without the Basilisks' help, Antu'sul was nothing.
After coming outside the city, Antu'sul studied the Rock Stone Giant Herad had summoned.
Antu'sul was a Shaman who leaned toward the earth element.
He was unlike others who only paid attention to the Rock Stone Giant's size.
His assessment of the Rock Stone Giant's strength was not so one-sided.
Judging by its size and energy fluctuations, this Rock Stone Giant was at least Commander Tier.
Shamans were experts in summoning Elemental Creatures.
But summoning elite Elemental Creatures was already their limit.
If they summoned a lesser Commander Tier Elemental Creature, they would most likely suffer its backlash.
Thinking of the little stone creature he had summoned, which was not even as tall as a person, while the other party had summoned a Rock Stone Giant over ten meters tall, Antu'sul grew cautious even when offering his greeting.
"Honored Mage, what brings you to visit our tribe?"
Herad looked Antu'sul over and said slowly, "Are you sure you can make the decisions?"
Antu'sul was not angered by the Night Elf Mage's question.
He patted his chest and gave Herad his assurance.
"As long as it's reasonable, Chieftain Ukorz Sandscalp