Miriallia had landed at the Stormwind gates on her armored blue griffon. She had dared not use the netherdrake here in Azeroth. Many had been killed by the blue flight upon entering the new lands. She smiled at he city as she wandered in. This was her third time in the city since the opening of the dark portal.<br/><br/>She had come here on official buisness from the lord regent of Shattrath Kadagar himself in search of more forces o quell the uprisings between the aldor and the Scyer. She cared little for the petty squabble despite the fact she had been allied with them, but it had been known in the city that if she saw someone being mistreated she would step in and put an end to it reguardless if it were Scryer or Aldor who started it she finished it. On her back was her trusty warhammer. Crafted for her by her father who was a master Elven blacksmith and had made sure to teach Miriallia what he knew. She had learned all she could from her father before she had heard the call for a new order of paladins.<br/><br/>Which had of course led her here. She was on her way to Stormwind Keep when she spotted a comotion going. She grabbed a running guard. "You what has happened here?" she questioned him. "We have a man greaviously wounded I am running to find priestess Sinoraa!" he said before turning and running off in the direction he needed to run.<em>"Look like someone is in need of my help."</em>she thought asshe spurred her charger onward towards the scene. "Step aside let me handle this!" she shouted to the guards who gave her a wide birth when they reliazed she was riding a glowing golden unicorn. One ofht e many symbols of a paladin of the Holy Light. With that she jumped down and looked over the man.<br/><br/>He was hurt badly and was bleeding most profusly from his many wounds. "Well this is going to be fun." she said as she applied her hands to his body and she closed her eyes as soon her hands were engulfed in a soft glowing white golden aura. After a short prayer she applied the light to the man's wounds in a flash she closed them.