After some time, the Court of Farondis announced its return to Suramar, once again becoming part of the system from ten thousand years ago. Grand Vizier of the Eternal Night Elisande expressed an extremely warm welcome.
This group's path back encountered no obstruction from any third party. After all, the Highborne held no prejudiced views toward the spirit elves of Farondis.
Aside from lacking physical bodies and existing in the world as souls, these spirit elves were entirely standard Highborne, still carrying on the ancient traditions of ten thousand years ago.
Prince Farondis in particular had not only been a feudal lord with real authority back then, but also a powerful Archmage. In Suramar City, he had been a well-known and registered high-level talent.
Oh, to repeat an old point: the elven social system of ten thousand years ago had a great many princes. Naturally, none of them had even the slightest blood relation to Queen Azshara, the Light of Lights. Elves simply liked to call the feudal lords of various regions princes.
For example, Prince Tortheldrin, whose grave grass was already several yards high, had been a feudal lord. His domain was what was now Dire Maul and its surrounding regions.
That place had been a relatively remote backwater in those days, but Dire Maul had now been rebuilt into a prosperous immigrant city in Feralas, serving as an important transit hub for the Night Empire in the central and southern Kalimdor Continent.
In short, the Court of Farondis would abandon the broken ruins of Faronar and relocate entirely to Suramar City, beginning a new life.
Lordaeron's expeditionary forces had already stormed into those vast ruins to clear out the Naga entrenched within. Along the way, they captured any Nightfallen they encountered and handed them over to the Highborne.