The Arcanist of Azeroth
Chapter 443

Trust

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Shadowmoon Valley, the Black Temple.

"In accordance with the Illidari's orders, move out." This time, Omor the Unscarred personally commanded the army, leading the demonic host dispatched by the Illidari Council toward Shattrath to begin the war for Illidan.

Omor the Unscarred was a disciple of Hakkar the Houndmaster, an Eredar demon responsible for the Burning Legion's Felhound forces. After Hakkar the Houndmaster was defeated in the War of the Ancients, Omor the Unscarred took over his position, replacing his former master as a loyal servant of the Burning Legion.

This time, Omor merely served as the vanguard, and the demonic army he led consisted entirely of rabble. Though they were numerous, totaling nearly two hundred thousand demons, to an onlooker, the Illidari Council's decision was clearly sending these demons to their deaths.

Setting out alongside Omor the Unscarred were an Eredar demon lord of the Burning Legion-Yorvaan the Death Envoy-and two Pit Lords, Makazadun and Mogorolon. None of these four was to be trifled with. As the Burning Legion leaders stationed at Burning Legion Hold, their strength was beyond question.

Although Archimonde and Kil'jaeden's standing placed Eredar demons above Pit Lords and Dreadlords, here under Illidan, Omor the Unscarred commanded the Felhound forces. By rank, Omor would lead this expedition.

Apart from the Illidari Council and Illidan, the lower-ranking demons, Satyrs, Broken, and Fel Orcs seemed unaware that the armies of the Alliance and Horde had already arrived in Outland and were advancing toward Terokkar Forest. They all believed Outland remained as it had always been, with Illidan's Black Temple standing as its foremost power.

Omor and the other two high-ranking demons not only had no doubts about the Illidari's new orders, but were brimming with confidence. They believed Illidan had finally decided to eliminate Shattrath. In Omor's mind,

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