As soon as Osaal voiced his words, no matter how poorly the other bishops felt about them, they had to admit there was nothing wrong with his line of thinking.
If a Naaru's death meant it was destined to become Entropius, then destroying it promptly was indeed a sound solution.
And handling D'ore's remains the way Orc warlocks had dealt with the Dark Star could be considered making full use of them.
At least, that was what both Ye Ting and Osaal thought.
But for the other Draenei, there was still a psychological hurdle.
"If... I mean, if D'ore turns into Entropius, I don't think we should treat it this way."
After thinking it over, Akama finally spoke, his words becoming more fluent as he continued.
"The holy Naaru D'ore once saved our people. If its end is to become the evil Entropius, then we need only destroy it. Turning its remains into a weapon would be a desecration of it."
"I agree," Neri voiced her support. "The Draenei are a noble people. We should uphold our moral boundaries. Using evil shadow power is a despicable act, a desecration of our faith in the Holy Light. We should reject such thinking."
"Heh. Does shadow power necessarily represent evil? Then what are Naaru who transform into Entropius?"
Osaal was disdainful of Neri and Akama's old-fashioned views.
"Remember, Maladaar, who has guarded Auchindoun all this time, seems to possess similar power as well. Are you saying Maladaar is evil too?"
Faced with his question, the others looked at each other. In the end, Akama answered first. "If Maladaar has truly used shadow power without authorization, then he is evil. Such a person is unworthy of being one of the bishops."
"That is what I think as well." Neri nodded.
Their answer infuriated