"An undead paladin? How could an undead become a paladin?" The convictions in the hearts of Darion, Tirion, and the others were shaken profoundly.
"Like this." Intense Power of the Holy Light erupted from Alonsus Faol's withered body. Even Tirion Fordring, who held the Ashbringer, could not rival the Holy Light radiating from Alonsus Faol.
Though they could hardly believe it, the reality remained: an undead stood before them, yet that undead possessed such immense Power of the Holy Light.
As the pioneer of the Holy Light (referring here only to the humans of Azeroth), Alonsus Faol's name was undoubtedly known throughout humanity. In times of peace, many commoners might not have known Llane Wrynn, Aiden Perenolde, or Antonidas, but when it came to Alonsus Faol, there was no one who did not know him.
It was not difficult for someone to do one good deed, but doing good for a lifetime was no easy task. Paladins, whose calling required a lifetime of good deeds, were welcomed throughout Azeroth. Punishing evil for others, curing disease, and destroying evil spirits-with the name of a paladin behind them, they could travel the entire human world without any trouble.
When the paladin calling was first established, its spiritual faith was founded upon Alonsus Faol's system of the three great virtues. In other words, paladins needed a sound spiritual faith, then had to give that spiritual power tangible form, expressing it through a medium.
And the Holy Light was undoubtedly that medium. In Lordaeron back then, not everyone could become a paladin. The Kingdom of Lordaeron had so many knights in those days, yet among those who became knights, the number who received the calling of the Holy Light could be counted on one's fingers.
When the Orcs Invasion came, the paladins of the