Justice is divided into camps.
Blind pursuit of justice will only lead to the abyss of destruction.
This is what Adar meant both inside and outside his words.
Hearing this, Carlos wanted to touch a certain partner of justice.
Look, look, Naru is still more aware.
"In fact, the naaru of our system are not surprised by Sargeras' decision. In a sense, Sargeras is right. Chaos and order, good and evil, the entire universe is in dynamic balance. The million-year-long expedition of the Temple Titans has certainly brought life and peace to countless planets. But this in itself is meaningless. Because the fact is there, without the Titans, life will still be born. So Sargeras We Naaru have no objection to wanting to correct "mistakes". The only problem is that both Aggramar and Sargeras have magnified the problem. The previous dispute between Sargeras and Aman'Thul was ideological. The dispute was closer to philosophy. Then after Aman'Thul withdrew from the foreground, the tens of thousands of years of war between the Titan Legion controlled by Aggramar and the Burning Legion of Sargeras consumed the last bit of elegance of the Pantheon. This war There is no longer any distinction between right and wrong, just winning or losing.”
"Can the Titan Legion and the Burning Legion win or lose?"
Carlos was a little surprised by this conclusion. Wasn't it promised that the blood river would never dry up and the bloody battle would continue?
"Of course. Quantitative changes can cause qualitative changes. The material universe and the twisted void are theoretically infinite, but the parts that can be efficiently utilized are actually limited. High-level titans and great demons have the power to destroy the world, but they are More than ten or twenty thousand high-ranking warriors were killed."
Carlos almost blurted out Archimonde, but after thinking about it, the Defiler was alive and well now. Fortunately, he held back and did not make a slip of the tongue.
"So when it comes to the extinction of the mortal world, there is actually no difference between the Pantheon and the Burning Legion. As long as the Pantheon thinks you are contaminated, the purification fleet will set off immediately and not give the Burning Legion any chance to expand its strength. This is the policy set by Aggramar Principle. And the Burning Legion does not give up any opportunity to burn the world and destroy living beings. In those worlds destroyed by the Burning Legion, the souls of living beings are used to forge weapons, and the origin of the world is extracted from impulse energy. Powerful individuals either voluntarily join or are passively enslaved. Evolve into a new demon. When the entire universe is divided between the Pantheon Titans and the Burning Legion, it will be the final decisive battle - the winner takes all."
Carlos was shocked and speechless.
Although this was very logical, the lack of information made him always believe that the Burning Legion was the enemy of the Pantheon, and that Titan would accept all forces that resisted the Legion.
Now it seems that Adal extinguished the fire in Carlos's heart.
The Pantheon never thought about getting help from others, and Aggramar was always ready to kill his former boss with his own hands.
This is really scary.
No matter who wins or loses, the Pantheon or the Burning Legion, even if the victor is riddled with wounds and exhausted, he is still invincible to other races in the universe.
This is one reason why the Naaru once mentioned that the Pantheon is no different from the Burning Legion.
To defeat your enemy, you transform yourself into him.
The Burning Legion changed the tradition of demons being scattered.
The Titans of the Pantheon gave up scientific research and devoted all their energy to war.
Although titans and demons hate and fight against each other, to long-lived observers like Naaru, the similarities between the two are becoming more and more obvious.
"So we are preparing to rebuild the Legion of Light."
"To fight Titans and demons?"
Carlos asked the doubts in his heart.
"No, in order to save more lives. It is the mission of the Titans to fight against the Burning Legion. We Naaru tried our best to destroy the first Legion of Light, but it also proved that it was not feasible. The only one who can fight against Sargeras is Aman'Thul. Only the Titan Legion can completely suppress the Void Demon. No one else can, and neither can we Naaru."
Adal said clearly.
"The purpose of forming the Holy Light Legion is to protect rare life. The universe is so big and empty that it is a bit lonely. And life is so precious. It takes about one million planets to have one sprout of life. Ten thousand lives Only among the planets where human beings exist is there one that can give birth to an intelligent race and light up the fire. Life itself is a miracle."
Adar was standing at such a height that Carlos couldn't even look up when he raised his head, but Carlos could understand these words.
"But in the process of fighting against the Burning Legion, the Pantheon gradually forgot the original sowing process and the joy of the rise of the watch civilization. The Titans have been forced to become warriors, and the Pantheon's only purpose now becomes to completely destroy the Burning Legion. ."
After saying this, Adal fell silent and stopped talking, seemingly leaving Carlos time to think.
And Carlos was keenly aware that Adal also considered himself.
"Do you want me to join the Holy Light Legion? Your Holy Light Legion?"
It was the first time Carlos discovered that he couldn't form words.
"Maybe the facts I told you have misled you. The Naru are united because the exchange of ideas between us is sincere. There are no lies or misunderstandings. The Naru can always express their respective opinions perfectly. Opinion. I don’t agree with the ideas of some other naaru, but I will not deliberately obstruct their actions.”
After thinking for a moment, Adal said this.
So Carlos was confused for the first time.
What do these Holy Light bosses mean? What do they want to do if they are not trying to pull up the mountain?
Carlos didn't know what to say, and the situation was instantly awkward.
"I think you may have some misunderstanding about yourself."
Adal said suddenly.
"ah?!"
Carlos, who was racking his brains, didn't react for a moment.
"Holy light is not a power that is easy to master. You are very strong. Among all the non-Naaru beings I know, you are the second most powerful user of holy light."
When Adal said this, Carlos suddenly interrupted and asked.
"The first one, wouldn't it be Velen?"
This time it was Adar's turn to be surprised.
"Do you know that Eredar?"
…
Carlos opened his mouth, feeling mixed emotions.
The universe is so big, you can meet acquaintances everywhere,
"know."
Then, Carlos told Adal what happened on Draenor.
"Then we have to speed up the process."
After thinking for a moment, Adal suddenly said.
"Velen's situation is very dangerous. Kil'jaeden's hatred for Velen is extraordinary. According to you, Archimonde's failure will only accelerate Kil'jaeden's actions. The Exodar is just a scientific research ship, Volen Los is not a naaru who is proficient in combat. According to you, Oshu'gul has crashed and Creu is dead. If I don't take action, Velen and his draenei may be doomed."
Go ahead, there’s so much information!
How come I, Carlos Barov, the second-hand king of a small rural country on a remote planet, was appointed by the Naru boss to participate in such a major event related to the peace of the universe?
"Originally, I came to this planet in my incarnation to connect with the planet's will and check all the information using the Cup of Heaven plan of the Titan Guardian. However, the information you provided is very important, and the plan must be changed. Medivh's idea is not the same. It’s outrageous, but it has a serious flaw, and I’ll help you fix it.”
Although the words were all unfounded, Carlos believed what Adal said. Medivh was indeed not a good bird.
After saying that, Adal emitted bursts of light, and a moment later, it determined the location of the last heroic spirit.
"Let's end this game and get down to business."
Carlos looked at Adal as the light dimmed, nodded, and shouldered the knife.
