While talking with K'ure, Herad discovered that Naaru were rather like robots, with almost no emotional fluctuations.
Their processing power was immense, comparable to a supercomputer.
The human brain could not even begin to compare with a Naaru!
The Naaru had almost fully realized the advantages of being energy-based life-forms.
If not for their complete lack of aggression, they could have been considered perfect beings!
The Naaru were the sort to run away at once if you tried to kill them.
Perhaps they liked the Draenei so much because the Draenei had similar temperaments.
But although the Draenei were fairly laid-back, they occasionally drew their blades against their enemies.
In that respect, they differed from the Naaru.
Even after being beaten until their faces swelled, the Naaru would still insist on reasoning with you.
As long as they could talk, they would never fight.
If it really came to blows, they would just lie down and wait to die.
Who knew whether these oddballs who maintained peace throughout the universe would forcibly Lightforge Illidan, as they had in the game?
Judging by their peculiar temperament, Herad doubted that was possible at all.
They would probably just keep babbling at Illidan, preaching the benefits of wielding the Holy Light.
As for whether Illidan would be willing to reset his Demon Hunter class...
That would depend on his own choice.
Without the Skull of Gul'dan, Illidan was not as powerful as he was in the game.
Herad reckoned there was a fairly good chance he would choose to switch paths.
After all, whenever Illidan chose a class, power was the only thing he considered.
As K'ure recounted its experiences maintaining peace throughout the universe, it failed to notice that although Herad nodded from time to time, his mind had actually wandered far