"Akali has already been taken to Gundrak's central altar. He is the strongest among us, so Galdarah went after him first."
"Didn't you ever think of fighting back?" Patrick slowly landed on the ground and asked from beside them. These animal gods were far from weak. If Har'koa had resisted, there was no telling how many Drakkari Trolls would have died.
Speaking of strength, Har'koa alone was an example. Although actual combat was not her specialty, her nature as a being recognized by Azeroth was undeniable. Though Har'koa lacked the strength of Ursoc or Agamaggan, she probably would not have been much weaker in a real fight.
This was also the most important distinction between the two realms beyond Legendary, Demigod and Immortal. In other words, the animal gods all belonged to the Demigod realm: even if their bodies died, their souls could still return to life. Immortals were different. Upon reaching the Demigod level, one had already begun to master the world's laws and gained recognition from the World Will. But although Immortals no longer aged or died naturally, they lacked the protection of Azeroth's World Will. Once killed in battle, unless they had preserved their souls through some other means, resurrection was out of the question.
"By the time I understood, it was already too late. Even if I wanted to leave then, I couldn't." Har'koa brushed her claws against the ground, seeming to sigh. "You don't understand the Drakkari Trolls."
"The Drakkari Trolls were exiled for slaying animal gods and stealing their power. Am I right?"
As Har'koa's eyes widened, Patrick supplied the answer.
"When did you study Troll history?" Alleria asked quietly. Elves and Trolls were mortal enemies, and Elves knew little of such Troll secrets.
"When we attacked Zul'Aman." Patrick offered a casual answer to