Even a Blind Man Was Useful

"Yes, yes, yes, he still had his abilities. He played a major role in the War of the Ancients," Deren immediately agreed. Illidan could be called the most tragic hero in Warcraft history, aside from Arthas.

"Oh? How did you know so much about his deeds?" Elune could not help being curious about how Deren knew so much about the secrets of ancient races.

Deren put on the airs of a mystic, pointed downward, and said softly, "How would I have such ability? I am merely making plans on behalf of Azeroth."

"All right! I think I can trust you." Elune said helplessly, "But he is still imprisoned in the underground prison. It is not convenient for me to directly interfere in the internal affairs of the Night Elves." Elune also acknowledged Illidan's abilities, especially his unwavering devotion to his people. It was simply inconvenient for a deity to directly meddle in the fate of a few individuals.

"That is why I thought of speaking with you directly. If you also believe Illidan has the potential to become a new military commander, I will think of the rest," Deren said, immediately taking advantage of the opening.

"Oh? What do you suggest?" Elune showed interest as well. After all, the more powerful heroes the Night Elves had, the more secure her territory would be.

"First, this matter needs the personal support of High Priestess Tyrande. She bears Illidan no ill will. On the contrary, she is grateful that he turned the tide at a crucial moment during the War of the Ancients. That is the most fundamental basis for cooperation. Therefore, I hope the Goddess will personally tell her about Illidan's situation." Deren raised one finger.

Elune immediately said, "That will not be a problem."

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