Ve'nari smiled. "My people discovered a city of Holy Light on another shattered planet. There are also traces of Paladins among the surrounding forces. But there doesn't seem to be any hierarchy between them."
"Are the Paladins human?" Uther asked excitedly.
"Yes. They're pure humans, and they're with some serpent-creatures. But they don't belong to that city of Holy Light," Ve'nari explained. "Perhaps this Naaru, who cannot return to her own kind, would be welcomed if she went to the Paladins' territory."
Uther thought for a moment, then asked uncertainly, "Lady Ve'nari, is the planet you mentioned, the one with pure human Paladins, called Draenor? My homeland, Azeroth, once had contact with Draenor through a magical Portal. That allowed both sides to travel back and forth." He did not mention the Orc Invasion.
"Yes. That planet used to be called Draenor." Ve'nari confirmed Uther's guess.
"Then do you have a way to send Z'rali to Draenor? Can I go with her?" Uther asked excitedly.
Ve'nari denied it. "No. Z'rali herself is a special Holy Light being from the material universe, so she can travel to and from the Shadowlands. But you are a creature of the Shadowlands. Though you possess both Light and Shadow traits, at your essence you are still a creature of a world of death. You cannot leave this place."
Seeing Uther's disappointment, she added, "But the future is full of infinite possibilities. Perhaps one day, when you possess the power to transcend life and death, returning to the material universe will naturally become possible as well."
"Transcend the boundary between life and death?" Hope immediately filled Uther's eyes.
He turned and asked Z'rali, "Holy Z'rali, are you willing to go to another planet and stay with Paladins like me?"
"I... I don't know." The Naaru's voice