"Your actions have brought shame upon the Windrunner family, Alleria Windrunner. Your divisive actions can never be forgiven. But the Horde needs your strength now, to deal with Ranger-General Naeili." Blood Elf Regent Lord Lor'themar Theron was far younger than Alleria Windrunner. As Sylvanas Windrunner's former deputy, Lor'themar Theron had once admired Alleria Windrunner when she had still been Ranger-General. But now, as Regent Lord of the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas, he could never forgive her actions on behalf of the kingdom.
Hearing Blood Elf Regent Lord Lor'themar Theron's words, Alleria Windrunner was also surprised. She had not expected the Horde to need her help in battle.
However, Alleria Windrunner showed no resistance. Instead, she looked at Vereesa Vengeancebringer and softly asked, "Little Moon, do you also want me to fight for the Horde?"
The expedition to Northrend and the events in the Halls of Reflection had made Alleria Windrunner resent Vereesa. But after seeing Archbishop Turalyon's true face and thinking of all she herself had done, she realized that she had been just as selfish. Thus, she no longer resented Vereesa.
At least Archmage Rhonin had been willing to die to save Vereesa. What about Archbishop Turalyon?
In the early days, Turalyon had taken advantage of Alleria Windrunner's grief and taken her virginity.
Before that, the two had had no foundation of love between them. At most, they had been comrades, yet Archbishop Turalyon had lusted after Alleria Windrunner's beauty.
Only after losing her virginity had Alleria Windrunner resigned herself to fate and devoted herself wholeheartedly to her man. Over a thousand years, Alleria Windrunner had given all of herself to him.
Yet Archbishop Turalyon had given all of himself to the Naaru—first Xe'ra, the Mother of the Light, and then the great Naaru A'dal.
Whenever Archbishop Turalyon faced danger,