Salain and Liadline had known each other long before the Battle of Quel'Salas began.

At the time, Liadline was already a well-known Traveling Priest of Quel'Thalas, and Salaen was just a reckless half-elf recruit.

Time has passed, more than 2 years have passed, and Sarren has risen rapidly in the eyes of Liadline like a flat take-off, leaving a deep impression in front of both the Sun King and Prince Kael'thas.

And Liadeline's title is still "Von Delore's apprentice".

Although Liadline was born into a traditional aristocracy, she was not as self-depraved as those unenterprising gentlemen.

After studying under von der Lohr, Liadline has been growing step by step.

To be sure, Liadrin's growth rate is far faster than the average High Elf, but it's normal that she doesn't have the legendary adventures of Sarean and Valeera, and that she can't match them.

Liadline was not discouraged by this, she has been gritting her teeth and working hard, firmly encouraging herself that she will definitely catch up with her friends as soon as possible.

However, the profession of pastor ...... How to say it.

The fundamental reason why Archbishop Alonthos Fao created the new class of Holy Light as a paladin in the first place was because the priest could not guarantee his survival on the brutal battlefield.

Why?

Because the orcs don't talk about martial arts, they focus on the back row to heal and beat hard.

Only by surviving on the battlefield can we generate value, and if you can't even protect yourself, how can you protect and treat your comrades-in-arms?

As a result, the Paladin, known as a priest in plate armor, was born, and the fragile priest was gradually thrown out of the battlefield, and could only sit in the church and treatment room to warm up.

After the birth of the paladin, Liadline was at a loss, and she suddenly had a sense of confusion that the priest had been abandoned by the mainstream, and she didn't know what to do next.

Leadrin, who was in a period of confusion, consulted with Sarren, who was already famous at the time, if there was a way to climb to the top as a priest.

[The greatest priest of Azeroth's history is Alonsos Fao, but ironically, it was he who created the Paladin.] 】

[Earlier, did you forget Viren? 】

[What? Do you really think that Viren survived to this day because of the power of a pastor? The title of prophet was eaten by you? 】

[Taking a step back, Anduin Ureon, Viren's proud apprentice, do you think he fights like a priest?] 】

[Except that he can't break chopsticks like his father, what is the little bit like a priest in that kid who wears plate armor and takes the sword of Sarameni? 】

[Tyrande? 】

[Tyrande is a priest with chicken feathers, don't misunderstand the ability of the Luna Priest because of the classification of gameplay, Grandma Tai mainly relies on the magic given by Elun. 】

[Who do you think taught Shantis's Luna Railgun?] 】

[All in all, the Holy Light Priest is a simple nurse, a brittle batch, and the more survivable Precept Priest is more suitable to appear on the battlefield.] 】

[Good idea, has anyone researched the precept talent now?] Who is a representative of the Precept Priest? 】

[Shadow Priest, I can name a Natalie Serin, a priest of the Commandments with a name, I really don't have much of an impression. 】

[The priest has no future (tyrannical,) Alonthos Fao looks down on him and decisively turns to the Paladin.] 】

Sarayan still remembers the barrage controversy at the time, but it seems that the argument seems to have finally come to the same conclusion.

The priest has no play, at least not until the Discipline Talent and the Shadow Talent are developed.

Unless Liadline wants to be a healer for the rest of her life, ...... Let's change jobs.

In fact, this is exactly what Liadline did in the original history.

Studying medicine won't save Azeroth, I'm not a priest!

So she did not hesitate to become the Blood Knight, a special paladin who distorted the Holy Light, and for a long time afterwards became suspicious of the nature of the Holy Light.

Liadline was also one of Salren's friends, and he didn't intend to let this confused friend go back to the same old path as before.

Greeted by Liadrin, Sareen met with the Paladin Reserves who had been chosen.

The priests who can be selected all have good physical fitness, and those who are not diligent should honestly sit in the rear as logistics nurses.

As a nobleman, Liadline has studied noble swordsmanship with her father since she was a child, and has a certain foundation in combat.

This is one of the reasons why she was able to rise so quickly after becoming a Blood Knight.

Under the expectant gaze of the paladin reservists, Salian stepped onto the makeshift wooden platform in the camp.

"What is the Light?"

Salian opened with a bombshell question.

"Who can answer me?"

A man with good muscles raised his hand with a look at him and said with some hesitation: "A ...... Sacred faith? ”

All along, the strength of the High Elf Priest was far inferior to that of the humans next door.

At one point, they thought it was because the High Elves' belief in the Light was not pure.

There is no way around it, the High Elves are born to be educated, and it is strange to be able to dedicate all their faith to the Sunwell, and to be able to devote themselves to the Holy Light.

But Sarjan is going to tell them today that this idea is very wrong.

"Wrong!"

Saljan sternly retorted with his hands behind his back, "The Light is not a faith, it is just a power, alongside arcane, nature, evil power, death, and shadow, and is not fundamentally different. ”

"The Light is indeed a faith, but it has nothing to do with being sacred or not, it is a belief in one's own will."

"The purer your faith, the stronger the response from the Light."

"Optimistic."

Salian closed his eyes and held out his left hand.

A moment later, a brilliant ball of light suddenly formed in the hands of Sarjan, who had never been in contact with the power of light, causing an exclamation from the audience.

"Viscount of the Deep Shadow...... Was it also a priest? ”

"No, he's not."

Liadrin's emotions fluctuated violently, but she still kept her calm and explained, "As far as I know, Salian has never used the Holy Light in battle, and this should be his first attempt. ”

"What?!"

Sallian put down his right hand, which was gradually dissipating, and still maintained a calm voice and said to the bewildered priests in the audience, "See? I have never believed in the Light, but it is willing to respond to my call. ”

"This is because I have given a firm conviction when I ask the Light to respond...... Defend Quel'Thalas's faith. ”

"Attention."

Salian raised his index finger and emphasized: "It's a request, not a prayer, a request." ”

"It is we who control the Light, not the Light that 'mercy' us, and the cause and effect must be clarified first."

For this lesson, Saljan had consulted with the likes of Maladar and Velen in advance about what the Light represented in the perception of the Draenei.

Maladar wasn't a full-time Light professional, he just read out what Viren had taught him.

Don't look at the fact that Viren is very close to Naru, the Gathering of Light, in fact, he has a very pragmatic view of the Light, and has never regarded the Light as a savior, and respects the Light only because Naru has helped the Draenei and has reciprocated his favor.

According to the barrage, the primordial Naru, the Mother of Light, Zera, will be shot by Illidan in the future.

At that time, Tulayang was so angry that he almost cut Illidan with a sword, but Viren stopped Tulayang and threw Zela's remains into the furnace very pragmatically to strengthen his own side.

If she knew that Viren, who was so favored by her, would be so "rebellious", she might jump out of the grave in anger.

Viren lived for at least 25,000 years, and he had never seen any winds and waves.

Sacred? Don't be funny, the Light is one of the six Origins of the universe, and that's it.

Sarjan's deviant words sparked a lively discussion among the priests.

If this was said by Lordaeron, who was devout in the Holy Light Faith, there would be no need for the priests to be furious, and the believers of the Holy Light Church would angrily knock him off the stage.

…… If they can beat it.

The High Elf Priest had already had a pimple in his heart about believing in the Light, and after the initial shock, they began to rationally discuss whether the theory proposed by Sarren was reasonable.

"It's not about believing in the Light, it's about using the Light to harness one's own faith...... Is it? ”

Liadeline was indeed very talented, and she thoughtfully followed the example of Sarren, stretched out her right hand and closed her eyes, focusing on her own conviction.

"Buzz!"

A golden glow even brighter than the demonstration of the Sarean appeared in Liadrin's hand.

Liadrin, who has been dealing with the Holy Light for many years, was pleasantly surprised to find that the intensity of the Holy Light in her hand was more powerful and pure than the power of light that she had "prayed for" in the past.

A smile of relief appeared on Sarean's face, "Very well, some of you have already understood the true meaning of the Light. ”

"Three days, I'll give you three days."

"Reorient each other's understanding of the Light, if you don't adjust your mindset in three days......"

"I'm sorry, I'm afraid the Paladins aren't for you, as we'll probably have to do more unconventional research and testing later."