Holy Light Hunter

"Holy Light?" Elune was stunned by Deren's wild idea. Recommending the power of another faith in front of a deity. "Are you serious? You want the Night Elves to accept the power of the Holy Light?"

Seeing Elune's expression as though she had seen a ghost, Aegwynn rolled her eyes as well. She too could not understand how Deren had the nerve to promote the Holy Light to the Moon Goddess.

"Ha ha, don't be so serious!" Deren still wore his cheerful grin. "This is called diversifying investment risk. Think about it: the Night Elves' current usable strength consists of the Sentinel Corps' ranged attacks, the Druids' close combat abilities, and some nature spells.

"As for those powers, whether it's the Burning Legion or the ancient Evil Gods, they know them far too well. But the Holy Light has fought demons for countless years. It must have its own unique qualities. Wouldn't it be worth sending representatives to study it? Perhaps they could combine it with the path of nature and develop an entirely new power system."

Deren was not worried that Elune would refuse to introduce the power of the Holy Light.

"You do have a point. But matters of faith cannot tolerate even the slightest mistake." When it came to something at the core of her being, Elune was not quick to yield.

Deren spread his hands. "That's simple. Station those elves experimenting with the Holy Light in Theramore. Keep them from coming into contact with the Night Elf traditionalists. If it succeeds, you'll have a new kind of army under your command—one that believes in Elune and can wield the Holy Light against demons. If it fails, they'll be in Theramore anyway. At most, just forbid them from returning to Night Elf lands."

Hearing this, Elune was