(Well, how should I put this? I saw two new comments, and two readers seemed not to understand my setting. I have repeatedly stated that there is no so-called divine artifact system in this "", and every fan fiction has different settings. Isn't it a bit much to demand that "" follow the settings of another fan fiction?
I have also repeatedly explained the various ability settings in my book: Arcane Mimicry, Cosmic String Theory, the distinction between higher- and lower-tier energies, the River of Time System, the complementary nature of the four major zero-tier energies, the power system from the First Circle to the Ninth Circle and from Legendary to True God, the upgrading and downgrading of energy, and each race's culture, geography, internal affairs, internal factions, decorative styles, folk customs, and so on. Even for Thalassian and Demonic, the languages that appear most often in "", I have developed a complete set of settings and a worldview.
Every book has different settings. In this "", it is always people who are powerful, never some divine artifact. Even the Discs of Norgannon used by the protagonist are not a divine artifact, but an energy storage device. Arcanists follow the old settings from before, not the newly written World of Warcraft Chronicle, which has gone through several rounds of retcons. I have also repeatedly emphasized that "" does not include the new settings from either Legion or Warlords of Draenor.)
"A bunch of useless fools." An eerie light flashed, and Ascendant Orumai and Garmek appeared on Aldur'thar's walls. "You actually let those mortals attack this far."
The four overseers immediately quieted down upon seeing Orumai and Garmek. These two were their superiors. The Scourge had an extremely rigid internal organization. Because of the Lich King's control over their souls, subordinates