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| - After his father had joined the not-yet-overzealous Scarlet Crusade, Azshir was placed in religious classes of the Light. When the Argent Dawn was formed, Irulon had no choice but to keep Azshir in the Scarlet Monastery, for even the betrayal of Renault Mograine had not made him as fearful for his son as the Scourge did. Eventually, Azshir escaped and has searched long for his father. Finally, after many long years, father and son reunited - for a short time.
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| - After his father had joined the not-yet-overzealous Scarlet Crusade, Azshir was placed in religious classes of the Light. When the Argent Dawn was formed, Irulon had no choice but to keep Azshir in the Scarlet Monastery, for even the betrayal of Renault Mograine had not made him as fearful for his son as the Scourge did. Eventually, Azshir escaped and has searched long for his father. Finally, after many long years, father and son reunited - for a short time. Not long after the Gnomes and Trolls took back their homelands, Azshir was grown enough to travel to the world outside of the safety of his peers. He decided to head into Southshore on the way to the Lordaeron area when the Forsaken began to plague-bomb the town. Azshir, lacking both a map and awareness of location, fled to the nearby Dalaran Crater, whereas a few former Southshore residents took him aboard their small sea vessel and drifted toward Fenris Isle to avoid Forsaken contact. Afterwards, many of these people took the blood of one named Darius Crowley to immunize themselves from the new plague effects. Azshir, refusing such a notion, believed that his holy powers would render the plague weak against him. The group would later attack the Forsaken on multiple fronts until Crowley's daughter was kidnapped, leaving him no choice but to reclaim her in return for a promise of turning his forces back from Silverpine. After these course of events transpired, Azshir transported to Stormwind City, where he has formed his own guild of righteous fighters intent on purging the world of all evil-kind, even those who could easily bring certain death to them.
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