His Thoughts on Illidan

When Leiluo heard his subordinate say they were Night Elves—Night Elves who could appear in Northrend—the first person who came to mind was Illidan Stormrage, the man who had once made Leiluo cry.

But now, Leiluo's first reaction to hearing Illidan's name wasn't to think of the tragic fate of this perennial second choice. Instead, he wondered how he could bring this powerful Demon Hunter into his camp. After all, Illidan represented more than just himself. In the future, Illidan would establish the Illidari, an organization composed entirely of Demon Hunters.

Demon Hunters were a class that could both deal and take a lot of damage, somewhat like Paladins. Unlike Paladins, however, Demon Hunters gave up heavy armor and focused on increasing their speed. They closed the distance to their enemies as quickly as possible, then struck just as swiftly, driving their weapons into vital spots like the throat or heart.

At the same time, Demon Hunters' agility allowed them to swiftly evade enemy attacks. Though they had lost their eyes, their ability to sense magical energies such as Arcane and Fel Energy was even more acute. This made them demons to any spellcasting force. Even Spellbreakers, whom the High Elves called the bane of mages, couldn't compare to them.

After considering it again and again, Leiluo reluctantly realized that their proud Illidan had no chance of cooperating with anyone—or rather, he had no intention of serving under anyone. Looking at his past, it was easy to see that their proud Illidan had always been out for his own "gain." If something could help him in his great struggle against the Burning Legion, he would approach it like a cat catching the scent of fish. But once Illidan had enough power in his hands, he would unhesitatingly abandon or even