"Khadgar, stop. Let's change targets and aim directly at Gul'dan. Since he can use fel to interfere with us, we can use mana to disrupt his spellcasting too. What do you think?"
His idea was a good one. With so many mages gathered here, there was no reason they couldn't overpower Gul'dan.
"But what about our mission?"
"Judging by the frequency of Gul'dan's attacks, he seems to be alone over there. They have no one else."
Khadgar barely had time to think further. He immediately made up his mind and began directing their counterattack.
In fact, Khadgar's concerns were unnecessary, because their long-range clash with Gul'dan threw the surrounding mana into even greater turmoil.
The struggle was so intense that even some low-ranking mages dared not cast spells nearby. Anyone who cast a spell immediately suffered a backlash.
This magical duel lasted a full hour, ending with their narrow victory over Gul'dan. This was certainly not because Gul'dan was weaker than they were, but because he was alone and hopelessly outnumbered.
Gul'dan's defeat caused his precious skulls to crack one after another, leaving only a few intact. This left him both furious and pained. These were treasures he had collected over the years, and almost all the souls inside had belonged to high-ranking spellcasters.
"Damn humans, this isn't fair. Every one of them is weaker than me, so why did I lose? And damn Orgrim, this is all his fault. If the Shadow Council were still around, how could I have no one to use?"
Although Gul'dan was furious, he understood that he could no longer complete his mission. Now he had to consider how to face the Warchief's wrath.
After composing himself, he went before the Warchief and told him how the humans had used magic to interfere with