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Anyone who has been exposed to World of Warcraft should be familiar with Illidan's "Betrayer" daimyo, although this "Chosen Son" from the Night Elves has never changed his love for his sister-in-law Tyrand and his hatred for the Burning Legion.
However, under the exquisite plot settings of Blizzard's screenwriters, the "honest man" Illidan has become a recognized two or five boys in the continent of Azeroth, which can be described as mixed with Marvi's tears and Marfario's sadness.
The most tragic thing is that Illidan, who is on the head of a "betrayer", is the professional leader who has suffered the most betrayals.
Today, we are going to come to 818 Demon Hunter New Generation Senior Disciple Valedes Evil Soul, who is a fierce character who has blackened from Illidan's ultimate licking dog to the enemy of demon hunter fate!
Judging from the personal talent alone, the strength of Valedis Evil Soul, the leader of the three generations of demon hunters, is likely to be several grades stronger than Illidan.
Compared to Illidan's own "Golden Eye" magic affinity, and the demonic power given by Sagras himself, the Valedes Evil Soul from the Blood Elf Race is not commendable except for his superior luck. He was able to pass the cruel test of evil energy and become the first blood elf demon hunter on the continent of Azeroth, completely with tenacious willpower and fierce hatred for demons.
Legend has it that when the relationship between Kelsas and Illidan was still in the "honeymoon period", in recognition of the blood elf clan's inseparable follow-up, Illidan selected five blood elf warriors from Kelsas's guards and handed them to his most trusted senior disciple, Oturis, for tentative training.
It is worth mentioning that it is not that Illidan is lazy to fish and does not want to personally guide these five blood elf warriors to become demon hunters, but Illidan sincerely believes that the blood elves suffering from "demon addiction" are unable to defeat the inner demons, pass the cruel test, and then hand over to Oturis, who is more secure, to carry out experimental training.
(Oturis's age and experience are similar to those of Illidan.)
The result of the training was also as Illidan expected, the five blood elf warriors died on the spot during the trial because of the "magic addiction", and the two blood elves who survived the trial also became crazy.
Among them, Leoselas, a blind man suspected of suffering from schizophrenia, was sent by Illidan to guard the Temple of the Viper and became the small boss of the T5 regiment; the other slightly normal Valedis became a legitimate demon hunter recognized by Illidan, and the only demon hunter of the non-night elf race in the TBC era.
(Leoselas, a blind eye who summons demons)
Of course, Varedis, the lucky one who passed the trial, only seemed normal on the surface, but in fact, he transformed the Blood Elf clan's desire for arcane magic into a pursuit of demonic power, and because of his deep hatred for the Burning Legion, he gradually fell into a paranoid and crazy state.
Faced with the situation of what to do with Varedis, Illidan had a great disagreement with his eldest disciple, Oturius, who was also his most trusted aide-de-camp.
(Varedes, the first Blood Elf DH)
The old and heavy Oturis believes that Varedes' near-endless desire for power will eventually make him degenerate into a demon, and even become the biggest enemy of the demon hunter, but Illidan admires Valedes' hard work spirit of contributing to the Demon Hunter Organization at all costs 007, and assigns him a lot of hard work.
In the face of the praise and expectations invested by the big boss, Valedes, who is himself the ultimate fan of Illidan, naturally exerts the spirit of hitting the worker who works to the death as long as he does not die, and in just one year, his strength surpasses the teacher Oturis and becomes the most fighting and most appreciated "top ten employees" under Illidan.
It was only as Oturis had expected that his paranoias about power gradually caused the strikeman Vareis to lose himself, and while performing intelligence gathering behind enemy lines, he inadvertently obtained an evil book called the List of Demons. Not only does the book document the weaknesses of all demons, but it is also infused with massive demonic abilities by the Council of Shadows in order to cope with unforeseen needs.
To know the strength of the demon hunter, itself lies in the suppressed demonic power in his body, for Valedis, the Demon Roster is simply a gift from heaven. He does not hesitate to absorb most of the demonic power contained in the book, and also establishes a mysterious connection with the evil book, allowing him to automatically turn on the "super aim" when fighting the demon, and unthinkingly strike a fatal blow at the demon's weakness.
However, the more the plug-ins are used, after all, they cannot escape the sanction of justice, because of the excessive dependence on the "Demon Roster", Varedis gradually loses the willpower that a normal demon hunter should have, and the consciousness of fighting the demon to the end.
When the Alliance and the Tribes attacked the Dark Temple, he secretly found the place where the Shadow Council stored the Demon Roster, and wanted to take the Roster with him, but an enemy who held the Demon Roster tore up the Codex in front of him, making him feel the rapid weakening of his power.
Finally, with the Demon Roster torn up, illidan's most powerful and talented demon hunter died at the hands of several greedy adventurers.
In version 7.0, the demon hunter who had been predicted by Oturis to degenerate into a demon was eventually seduced by Kilgardan.
After Varedes' soul returns to the warp space, he becomes the pioneer of the Burning Legion, becoming the first anti-hunter demon loyal to Kilgardan, and engaging in endless revenge with Illidan and his demon hunters.
The younger brother has something to say: To tell the truth, looking back on Varedis's life, it is not difficult for me to find that his talent, the pursuit of strength, and the luck of the European emperor may indeed be higher than that of Illidan, who grew up with a golden key, but the work burden of 007 undoubtedly crushed the psychological defense line of the demon hunter, making him a tool who only knows how to perform tasks, but does not know why to perform tasks.
A startling question: Near the end of the year, have you become one of the "top ten employees"?