What should they call the council?
Noah had nearly rolled his eyes at these Archmages, wishing he could let them examine whether they could detect any dark power or holy power in them.
If Noah were any good at naming things, would that angel still be without a name even now?
How about calling that angelic avatar Nephalem?
Uh, better think about that some more. Honestly, rather than Nephalem, Imperius would be better.
Though Nephalem did somewhat reflect Noah's current nature—part angel and part demon.
No, Noah was a fusion, not their descendant, and he had absolutely nothing to do with demons.
Their greatest similarity was that Noah was mortal, though only half-mortal at most.
If Noah named his angelic avatar, he naturally had to distinguish it from his identity as a mage. To put it bluntly, when necessary, Noah's avatar could be used to take the blame.
Like that dragon avatar. Though it had been an accident, it seemed to have successfully misled that Naaru into believing Saanerio had attacked him.
Shaking his head, Noah could not be bothered to think about what to call the angel anymore. He could consider it later.
For now, Noah's focus remained on establishing this council. As for its name, he offered two options worth considering.
One was the Shadow Council, and the other was the Supreme Council.
The name Shadow Council was rather straightforward. Noah even had to thank Gul'dan, whom he had killed, for it.
Under Gul'dan, the Shadow Council had been a secret organization led by warlocks. Its members were influential figures from every major faction, pursuing power and breakthroughs without end. Within the Shadow Council, power was everything.
Noah could make some adjustments to its core meaning. Every Archmage of Kamar-Taj had accepted power taken from Dormammu, that living