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Father's Legacy
Sid'nas Dawnflight was one of the elite Rangers lead by Alleria Windrunner during the Second War. While serving the Alliance, he began to notice the strengths the elves had while working with the "lesser races." Before he left on his final mission, he left a message to his two sons; encouraging them to find bonds with their new allies. He felt that the elves greatest weakness was their self-seclusion, which would leave them stranded if there was another war. Shortly afterwards he dissapeared with Alleria and the rest of the Alliance Expedition.
His True Calling
The dissapearance of Alleria and her rangers took a great toll on the elves of Silvermoon and it was not long afterwards that the high elves formally withdrew from the Alliance. In keeping with their fathers wishes, Solus'kad and Blad'nas decided to travel to the Alliance capital of Lordaeron.
Upon arriving at the city, the two brothers first decided to check the nearby barracks to see if any had met their lost father. While there, they witnessed a demonstration of a paladins great healing abilities. Solus (who was very devout for an elf) was entranced and began to enquire about the paladins abilities. He eventually left with the paladin to learn more of his ways. Blad'nas, while also curious, found the whole city to be stifiling, and said farewell to his brother.
Solus'kad was introduced to many powerful members of the Knights of the Silver Hand, and after witnessing their power, decided to follow their path and become one of them. Thus, he became one of the few elven paladins in the order. Undergoing training, he quickly proved to be a natural, and was both devout and humble. Many commented that he could become an excellent priest, but he stated that he felt that he was more comfortable using armor and weapons. Unlike many of his fellow paladins, he prefered to use a sword over the mace, as it felt more natural to him. The following years showed great growths for the young elf; and he became powerful in ways of the light, and a fine warrior in his own right.
The Light Begins to Fail
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