Aeldara truly deserved to be called a Druid dispatched here by the Cenarion Circle—a local expert on Kalimdor.
She knew far more about the local situation than Ye Ting and the others did.
She could speak at length about the Badlands' terrain, the various races living here, and even the tribes each race possessed.
Realizing that she was practically a living encyclopedia, Ye Ting's eyes immediately lit up.
Whether they were establishing a camp here or contacting Theramore, didn't they need a guide like her right now?
And in the future, they would need an acquaintance to introduce them to the Night Elves so they could fight the demons together.
Before this, communication between Kalimdor and the Eastern Kingdoms had been virtually nonexistent. The Alliance and the Night Elves did not even know of each other's existence—aside from the Kaldorei descendants who had crossed eastward, the High Elves of Quel'Thalas.
But relying on those Kaldorei descendants, who had exiled themselves due to ideological differences, as intermediaries would only make matters worse.
As it happened, Ye Siyan had saved a Night Elf—and she was even a member of the Cenarion Circle.
The Night Elves of today had learned their lesson after the War of the Ancients and completely abandoned magic.
Yet for a race, supernatural power was indispensable.17
Thus, the Night Elves could only devote themselves entirely to the two remaining options: faith in the Moon Goddess and the power of nature.
The former produced priests, while the latter produced Druids.
Most Night Elf authority therefore fell to the Church of Elune, led by Tyrande Whisperwind, and the Cenarion Circle, led by Malfurion Stormrage.
Thus, Aeldara, who appeared innocent and worldly inexperienced enough to be captured by Quilboar, actually belonged to the Night Elves' ruling class.
Moreover, according to Aeldara, she