"Who is he? He looks pretty impressive," Lirath Windrunner asked. "Why did Hinterlands put up a statue of him?"
"He's the War God, the War God of the High Elves, not some ordinary person," Yu Lin Bloodhawk said, stroking Lirath Windrunner's head.
Lirath Windrunner pushed his hand away. "Don't touch my head. You're messing up my hair."
After pushing Yu Lin Bloodhawk's hand aside, Lirath Windrunner smoothed his golden hair and said, "The War God of the High Elves? How come I've never heard of him in Quel'Thalas?"
"Maybe you're still too young, so nobody told you! They're building a temple for him somewhere in Quel'Thalas, too," Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
He figured there were at least two reasons Lirath Windrunner had never heard of the War God in Quel'Thalas. First, the War God Temple hadn't been established there for very long, and the Royalist Party Faction had obstructed its development in many ways. Second, Lirath Windrunner was still a child, so the clerics probably hadn't considered him worth their attention! They hadn't preached to children like him, so it was perfectly normal that he hadn't heard of the War God.
"Oh... I see!" Lirath Windrunner replied, as though it all made sense now.
"There are lots of wonderful stories about him! When you have time, you can listen to those holy... oh... those clerics tell stories about the War God. They're exciting and fun. You'll definitely like them."
Yu Lin Bloodhawk had almost blurted out "holy swindlers" again. "Let me tell you, lots of people who believe in the War God have received his blessing. They've gained something called the War God's Will."
"The War God's Will? Is it really powerful?" Lirath Windrunner asked, looking up.
"It seems pretty powerful. I think your Eldest Sister and Second Sister both