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"The fleet is turning for the fourth time. After the next space jump, it will enter the large galaxy where the Draenor world is located. The estimated arrival time is four natural days. The fleet is currently in good condition, the supply consumption is within the acceptable range, and the combat effectiveness has not been lost.
It's just that the long-term voyage and multiple space jumps in a short period of time have made Warrior's mental state a little tired.
However, under the brilliance of Mother of Light, Warrior can still engage in high-intensity battles at any time."
Lightforged Artificer's accurate report made fleet commander S'fraelx nod with satisfaction.
She sat on her command chair and read through the various status summaries of this small fleet with the habit she had developed over many years of combat. After confirming that the fleet was in good condition, Sfurax left the command chair.
She was going to meet Mother of Light in front of the navigation station and finish her prayers for today.
This fleet commander with a brilliant record has a high reputation among Eredar. He was already the fleet commander of Eredar as early as Second Co-Governance Era and Sfurax.
Of course, at that time she was still commanding a fleet sailing on the sea, and her duty at that time was to lead the convoy fleet to defend Seat of the Triumvirate from Mac'Aree.
In the world of Argus more than 20,000 years ago, there were no other ethnic groups that could threaten Eredar. Serving as an officer in a world that had completed great geographical discoveries and established a single-ethnic civilized government was actually a very boring thing.
Her memories of that time were only training, training and boring preparation.
I'm not afraid of other people's jokes when I say it. Before the demon invaded Argus, the admiral Sfurax had never experienced even one actual combat. He became an admiral simply because he had a good father and endured many qualifications.
However, even though the Argus war that took place more than 20,000 years ago lasted only thirty days, Sfurax gained a lot of war experience along the way.
To this day, during every break after exhaustion, S'fraelx will occasionally recall those glorious war years.
Even after she joined Army of the Light and served as the commander-in-chief of Lightforged Fleet, she had led Lightforged's fleet to fight Burning Legion across the star sea. At least two-thirds of the 25,000 years were spent on different battlefields.
The demon starship sunk by her fleet could easily circle the world of Argus several times when connected end to end, but even so, Sfurax, who had outstanding achievements, would still believe that the decisive battle that took place in the world of Argus was the most dangerous, just and ruthless war she had ever experienced in her life.
It was that war that shaped her now, and it was also that glorious battle that made her what she is.
In addition to her fanatical and devout beliefs, she also has the leaders who led their unyielding resistance in the decisive battle.
Velen, Kil'jaeden and Diakum.
Yes, S'fraelx is actually a hidden "Vigilant fan".
But her identity in Army of the Light is very special, so she cannot show this tendency and can only become a "rational fan". However, when Xe'ra made it clear that Mr. Diakum was the prophesied "Child of Light and Shadow", S'fraelx couldn't hide the ecstasy in his heart.
That's right!
That's how it should be!
If the son of the prophecy really exists, then there is no doubt that it should and can only be Eredar who is as pious and powerful as Diakum. Don't mess with what Star Hunter Illidan is. What qualifications does a Demon Hunter who is walking the path of Fel have the right to be called "Light-Dark Child"?
That guy was too far away from the light, but too deep in the darkness.
On the other hand, what Diakum did and did perfectly fit the definition of "Child of Light and Shadow". Their Vigilant should have been shaped by destiny. Because of this, he was able to lead Eredar on this road of exile and recovery in the catastrophe of the Argus world.
As a high-level follower of Mother of Light Xe'ra, S'fraelx heard about "the fate before being changed" from Mother of Light. She heard Mother of Light lament how miserable the tragedy of Eredar shaped by fate would be.
Especially since I will embrace Fel and become Burning Legion's destruction Overmind.
That is simply the most horrific, worst, and depraved life that S'fraelx can imagine.
It was Diakum's turnaround that allowed her and most Eredar to escape such a tragic life. Reasonably and emotionally, every Ancient Eredar who is still alive today should be grateful for Vigilant's kindness.
It's not over yet, it's not over yet.
S'fraelx has high expectations for the future when Mr. Diakum will return to Army of the Light and take over the leadership responsibilities.
She has her own information channel, and she knows better than most people in the star sea the brilliant things Diakum has done in the past few years. Because of Mother of Light, S'fraelx even knows some things related to "High Heaven".
These things are strictly blocked in the current Army of the Light and are only spread cautiously among Naaru.
Naarus have a very ambivalent attitude towards "High Heaven".
On the one hand, the opening of the Holy Light Realm means that Naarus have also found their "happy home". Once the door of High Heaven is open to all Holy Light Walkers in the star sea, Naarus can also avoid the tragedy of them falling into darkness after Holy Light burns out.
But on the other hand, if we admit the existence of High Heaven, we must admit the strong binding between Holy Light and the concept of "sun".
Naarus don't know how they were born. Only Primal Naarus like Xe'ra can vaguely remember the miracle they were shaped by An'she's "golden blood".
Once Naaru, which is currently regarded as the symbol of Holy Light, is actually called "Children of the Sun", then Holy Light Doctrine in the entire star sea will have to go through a real "big reshuffle" no matter what faction it is.
Naarus do not have much desire for power, but their beliefs and persistence in protection make them not want to let Army of the Lights themselves into chaos at this moment.
A galaxy as big as Light Cosmic Domain is united by faith, and Naaru plays the role of a contact node. Once Holy Light Doctrine changes from the source, chaos within Light Cosmic Domain will be an inevitable sequel.
This is a question that all leaders must consider.
Burning Legion is watching from the outside, and the demons will never let go of this good opportunity.
If Light Cosmic Domain is destroyed, then which force in the physical universe should hold up the banner of resistance to the devil?
Alas, these issues have to be seriously considered!
With such heavy thoughts, S'fraelx walked to the navigation station with a slight limp. She had been fighting for these years, and it was impossible not to get injured.
The most dangerous time was when the main cannon of the Demon Starship exploded directly above her flagship, killing most of the Warriors on the entire bridge. If Naaru hadn't risked his life to save him, S'fraelx would have been wiped out that time.
She didn't even dare to take off her military uniform because there were so many scars on her body that even Lightforging Ritual couldn't completely repair them.
But she is not the kind of woman who cares about appearance.
She has a classical military mindset and has always believed that gender is meaningless to soldiers.
The Lightforgeds on the navigation platform paid tribute to S'fraelx, and continued to do their own things as she waved her hand. The admiral walked into the rotating light of Xe'ra in front of her. She half-knelt in the light as usual, flipping through the scriptures she carried with her, and praying to Holy Light.
This has become an indispensable part of many Eredar's lives.
But today is different.
When the prayer just started, Sfurax's consciousness was guided by Holy Light, accompanied by Xe'ra's Holy Song, and was sheltered beyond the physical sea of stars and entered a strange place.
Lightforging General raised his head in surprise, and was shocked to see the magnificent nine hundred Ninety-nine Steps Faith Stairway in front of him, as well as the magnificent gate at the end of the stairs.
This is her first time here, but she knows where it is.
High Heaven!
Or the entrance called High Heavens, Holy Light Realm.
Sfurax felt a surge of excitement. She stood up instinctively, just like those who arrived here for the first time during the journey of faith. She wanted to climb up or just touch the holy stairs, but was stopped by another voice.
"Are you new here? Do you understand the rules? Go in line at the back! It won't be your turn for a while."
"Ah?"
The admiral turned around in surprise and saw a Gnoll glaring at her angrily with his hands on his hips.
Behind Gnoll, there are many Holy Light Chosen who arrived here in spirit bodies like her and are equally angry.
Although they could not see their faces clearly, they were able to be led to the door of High Heaven by relying on their own prayers, which shows that each of these guys can be called "saints" in their respective worlds.
"Everyone only gets one chance to climb Faith Stairway each time they come here, ma'am."
The Gnoll who scolded her shook her tail and sighed:
"This is the experience gained by us "predecessors". High Heaven will open its arms to those holy souls who climb to the gate on their own. But unfortunately, these nine hundred Ninety-nine Steps stairs themselves are a trial and torture of faith.
The moment you step on it, you will torture your own heart under the guidance of Holy Light.
Only those pure and devout souls can reach the end of this ladder.
Alas, I have been guarding here for almost more than a month, but so far I have not seen anyone who can cross the first ninety-nine steps.
But, this is what it should be."
The holy souls around also nodded at the words of this "Gnoll concierge". They also thought that High Heaven is such a sacred place. If any soul can enter here at will, wouldn't this Holy Light and Holy Domain be worthless?
We people who engage in metaphysics don't want all kinds of rubbish!
What's more, this "Ascension Ladder" is not just a simple torture. Every time you walk up the stairs, it is like experiencing a spiritual Confession. Even if you cannot reach the end, the holy souls will have more in-depth thinking about their beliefs and doctrines.
Some theologians even regard embarking on Faith Stairway itself as the best way to study faith.
"You go and try it."
The eloquent Gnoll said to S'fraelx:
"As far as I know so far, when you step on the Ninety-nine Steps ladder, the gatekeeper of High Heaven will appear and ring the holy bell for you. There must be other visions as you go up. I also know that there are five Archangels in High Heaven, symbolizing courage, hope, justice, perseverance, and wisdom respectively.
They symbolize the beauty of all living beings and protect the virtues of Holy Light.
I think you seem to be a powerful guy, maybe you can get the noble Archangels to come forward and guide you, so please show your skills to everyone."
This Gnoll seemed to be making fire, which made Sfurax look at it in surprise and asked:
"You don't seem to be Holy Light Follower. How did you get here?"
"Oh, it's because of an accident that I'm allowed to arrive here every time I sleep, to help create some order at the High Heaven gate, but Mr. Hogger is determined to embrace Holy Light."
Then Gnoll said proudly:
"Besides, I am a devout believer who directly embraces the sun. After I take care of my family affairs, I will go on a pilgrimage to Quel'Thalas and ask Sun King to tell me about Sun Doctrine.
You don't know yet, right?
High Heaven Master, Warden Diacum Saint is "Emissary of the Radiance of Ten Thousand Days". Only by embracing the sun can you directly enter the country of Holy Light."
"What nonsense!"
Ms. Sfrax scolded her, saying that this statement was completely contrary to the current mainstream beliefs of the Holy Light Legion, and other Holy Spirits seemed to have similar views.
They dragged Hogger to discuss doctrine, making it impossible for the Gnoll "concierge" to maintain order.
The admiral raised his head and looked at the holy souls in front of him who were trying their best to climb Faith Stairway. Those guys even had to use their hands and feet at high places, and they were under great pressure at a glance.
"Go and try it."
Xe'ra's encouragement will ring in Lightforging's ears.
So Sfurax took a deep breath and limped onto the first section of the stairs.
The moment the hoof came into contact with the steps of Lightforging, the sea of memories of Sfurax began to roll uncontrollably.
The "Spiritual Remolding" caused by long-term closeness to Naaru was completely unraveled at this moment, and the emotional control the Admiral had developed over many years of battle also completely failed at this moment.
She is forced to face the most glorious moments of her life, as well as the darkest times.
It was like a pair of hands gently touching the memory, so that she could no longer escape those things that she had always forgotten.
But fortunately, S'fraelx is not a person who hides ulterior secrets in her heart. She is really a very devout, pure and brave fighter. Therefore, in the direct confrontation with her own memory, she kept climbing up, making the noisy Holy Spirits below raise their heads.
When Sfurax stepped onto the 80th step, Hogger even cheered.
Gnoll has a hunch that today this lady will definitely break the previous "record" of the Ninety-nine Steps ladder.
This is indeed the case. When the general stepped onto the Ninety-nine Steps stairs, the holy bell rang above the High Heaven gate. When she raised her head, she saw a Light Wings with a special Light Wings, holding a spear, wearing a crown on his head, and wearing golden and red light armor. Archangels flew above her.
That is Archangels, which symbolizes "courage".
"The first part of the journey makes you face the regrets of the past. Next, you have to reflect on your beliefs!"
Then Archangel of Courage said something to her, causing Sfurax to lift his foot again and step on the hundredth step. At this moment, the teachings of Holy Light burst into his mind, allowing the general to face his life of more than 20,000 years with absolute sanity.
She quickly realized her fanaticism, stubbornness and blindness.
But she still had doubts, so she continued to move forward, and then more questions burst out of her mind. Especially during the analysis and refutation of her self-belief, she realized the impact of Mother of Light on her thinking.
She seemed to have walked too far in the light, too fast, and she didn't even have time to think about whether the path she was on was the right one.
This period of testing is not just about devotion to Holy Light.
It requires that Sfurax must have its own understanding of Holy Light instead of blindly following the teachings of Naaru.
It requires Sfurax to control his fanaticism and make himself clear-sighted on the road of faith.
This is obviously not the strong point of the fanatical members of Army of the Light.
Therefore, when General Lightforging resisted the questions and torture in her mind and arrived at the 130th step, she finally couldn't bear the weight of her soul and rolled down the stairs screaming.
Under the regretful gazes of Gnoll and the Holy Spirits, the admiral's spirit body shattered into pieces the moment he fell, causing Sfurax on the flagship to let out a scream, startling the surrounding Lightforgeds. They rushed over to help the admiral up, but were pushed away by the opponent.
Sfurax gasped.
She looked around with a look of uncertainty. When Xe'ra sang a sacred and ethereal song, trying to soothe Sfurax's soul, the admiral took a few steps back very vigilantly, freeing himself from Mother of Light's light.
She quickly realized the inappropriateness of this behavior and immediately apologized:
"I'm sorry ma'am, I just feel like I need to calm down. I'm plagued by doubts and this weird power is affecting me. I need to take a break from myself!
Yes, three days. No, don't wake me up until you arrive at Draenor!"
After saying that, Admiral Lightforging, who faced death without changing his expression, left the navigation station as if running away.
This scene made the surrounding Warriors look at each other in shock, and also made Mother of Light Xe'ra sigh.
Before they even met, Diakum used this method to give her a "boost".
Sfurax walked anxiously, but Xe'ra could clearly feel that the mental protection he had imposed on her had been completely dispelled.
Her connection with herself was severed.
This allowed her to regain her senses and re-examine the sacred war of more than 20,000 years ago.
It can be seen from the ladder rules of High Heaven that "Emissary of the Radiance of Ten Thousand Days" obviously does not regard group fanaticism and blind obedience as virtues.
He must be very dissatisfied with the current Army of the Light.
But the problem is, if People of Light is not shaped into what it is now, how can it fight against the vicious devil?