Boss Hu was naturally pleased to learn that the Holy Light fleet had been annihilated, and the various factions that received the news from Boss Hu were naturally pleased as well.
The native Holy Light factions of Azeroth were especially so. Though they shared the same faith and doctrines of the Holy Light, the differences in their core interests meant they would always remain irreconcilable enemies.
Your Holy Light Legion made people worship the Naaru and believe that the Naaru were the creators and rulers of the Holy Light. That directly contradicted Azeroth's doctrine that the Holy Light resided in the heart and was the embodiment of virtue. How were we supposed to carry on like that?
No being had created the Holy Light. It was a form of energy that had existed since the birth of the universe. Thus, one could believe in the Holy Light without worshipping any being aligned with it. The Naaru could never become masters sitting atop everyone's shoulders, and even traditional believers in the Holy Light such as Prophet Velen agreed with that.
Fanatics who had been brainwashed like Yrel had to be eliminated.
Oh, speaking of which, Turalyon's death and the total annihilation of the Holy Light fleet left one faction with very mixed feelings.
Adal, the Holy Light Legion's appointed governor in Outland, naturally found his feelings as a Naaru immensely complicated.
He was a prime example of being unable to act as he wished. Living within the three-world pyramid system led by Azeroth, there were times when he had no choice but to bow his head and do things that went against his own wishes.
Outland and the parallel world of Draenor guarded the main world of Azeroth. Within this pyramid system, even as a colonial missionary force of the Holy