"What do you think of my proposal?" Patrick continued giving Medivh a strong dose of persuasion. "The Old Gods, demons... all those threats are still out there. We need to establish an organization anew to protect Azeroth, and the existing Council of Tirisfal is my first choice."
"I need to return to Karazhan." Medivh pondered for a long time before finally offering that answer.
Good. At least Medivh had tacitly agreed, and he was not opposed to rebuilding the Council of Tirisfal. This was the best possible start.
"There's something else I need to remind you of. The Kirin Tor have plundered almost all your collection in Karazhan. If you reopen Karazhan, how will you handle the matter of the Kirin Tor?"
"Handle it?" Medivh's expression barely changed. In his eyes, what nobodies were the Kirin Tor? Did the Kirin Tor alone qualify to stand on equal footing with him?
"How will the Council of Tirisfal's membership be decided?"
"The membership naturally requires careful discussion, but there is one thing I can confirm. As the current Guardian, you will naturally be a member of the Council of Tirisfal, and I, along with Prince Kael'thas, will also be members."
As he spoke, Patrick's gaze sharpened. "Besides mages, I also nominate Illidan Stormrage and Maiev Shadowsong to join us."
"Non-spellcaster members?" Medivh was somewhat puzzled. The Council of Tirisfal represented the highest organization of mages.
"Yes. Over twenty-seven centuries, ever since its founding, the Council of Tirisfal has taken protecting the world and repelling demonic invasions as its duty. Even now, both the Council of Tirisfal and the Arcane Pact I established still pursue that goal. It's just that we now have more and more people gathering who share our ideals. All of Azeroth has witnessed Illidan's and Maiev's efforts against the