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The rebellious angel was punished and banished to the Chaos forever. Filled with great wrath, the fallen Angel created a merciless horde of demons.
Well, firstly, Lok, in your own quote, it says that there were no demons in the Chaos initially; they were created by Bezresen. As for the origin of the information you provided, I have no idea where it came from, but here is my statement – a direct quote from the first Disciples game.
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Oh, of course, that's how it is) But since the blade imposed its will on him, what did Arthas essentially become? Wasn't he an embodiment of the blade's will?) And doesn't the blade's will then have "reason and meaning"?:)
2+2=4+0)
I may not have studied the entire history of Warcraft thoroughly, except for reading excerpts from the books, but I remember that his charisma didn't disappear with the acquisition of the blade, except that it moved in a dark direction)
If he is so "stupid and meaningless," then why is he needed?... If this "stupid and meaningless" death knight didn't exist, Ner'zhul would still be sitting somewhere.
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Please don't confuse things. Arthas didn't want to help Ner'zhul, but after receiving the blade, he lost his will, although his mind remained. He has intellect, but he lacks freedom of thought. This is what distinguishes a tool from a personality, which is why it cannot be said that Arthas went anywhere on his own; he didn't choose the goal, and he couldn't refuse it.

"Let's fly to the most beautiful sky. No matter how many times your wings break, keep trying."©Crono Crusade

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