Archbishop Yrel brought the argument to an end. When Archbishop Maraad saw his beloved appear, he immediately switched sides.
Archbishop Akama was left alone and outnumbered, unable to defy High Archbishop Yrel's will.
The decision to abandon the Draenei Lightbound trapped outside the gates reminded Archbishop Akama of what Horde Warchief Jorin Deadeye had told him before.
Archbishop Akama had originally been skeptical, after all, Horde Warchief Jorin Deadeye was his enemy.
But now, the choice made by Archbishop Yrel and the others made Archbishop Akama begin to doubt. If they could abandon these Draenei Lightbound for profit, then it was entirely possible that they had abandoned the Draenei Broken Ones in the parallel world as well!
Once a seed sprouted, it could grow into a towering tree.
Horde Warchief Jorin Deadeye had planted a seed in the Draenei archbishop's heart, and now, the actions of Archbishop Yrel and the others had directly caused the seed in Archbishop Akama's heart to sprout.
Archbishop Akama secretly made up his mind. He had to find out whether what Horde Warchief Jorin Deadeye had said was true. If it was, he wanted to find himself from another world and personally ask Akama, the leader of the Ashtongue Deathsworn.
Although Human Archbishop Turalyon had gained Archbishop Yrel's support, dissatisfaction now rose in his heart. He had clearly been A'dal's foremost subordinate before, yet now Archbishop Yrel, a young Draenei girl, had appeared above him.
As he commanded the Lightforged of the Army of the Light to hold the Light Fortress under strict guard, Orc Archbishop Garrosh Hellscream arrived soon afterward.
Human Archbishop Turalyon frowned as he looked at Orc Archbishop Garrosh Hellscream. He was naturally hostile toward Orcs, but Orc Archbishop Garrosh Hellscream had supported his strategy before, and he had also received A'dal's