Grand Arcanist of Azeroth

Chapter 263 The Plant Army Who Kicked the Iron Plate

The area where Herald opened the portal and sent the plant army over was on a coastline with towering cliffs.

Kil'jaeden, who locked onto this area for the first time, stood up excitedly from the throne.

The portal didn't appear just now, so he thought the fisherman had already run away.

Unexpectedly, these guys still couldn't hold their breath, and came out to die on their own initiative.

Intelligent plant life forms are not uncommon in the universe.

And often clashes with the Burning Legion.

Kil'jaeden wouldn't be surprised if these plant lifeforms were behind it.

But why do those gaudy guys look familiar?
Kil'jaeden's somewhat familiar plant life form is a demonic corpse controlled by spore plants.

Although their body surface is covered with mushrooms, moss, and ferns, it looks like a hodgepodge.

But the rough outlines they reveal are still somewhat recognizable.

But Kil'jaeden didn't think that way.

The plant army soon clashed with a group of fel guards wandering nearby.

Seeing the enemies far outnumbering their own, the demon guard raised his wheel ax and charged forward without hesitation.

After the two sides fought for a while, the battle ended quickly.

The number of the plant army that experienced the battle has increased again.

Kil'jaeden, who had been watching the battle the whole time, finally understood what the familiarity was.

This is clearly a vicious spore weapon that parasitized the little devil!

Spore weapons are a forbidden tool for nature spellcasters.

Most natural spellcasters will reject colleagues who study spores.

Think they are going dark, and quite possibly destroying the world.

Since it is a taboo, of course it must be well restrained.

Imprisonment or even execution of them is a very common way of dealing with them.

Therefore, this vicious but effective method is only used in the most desperate moments.

But when it comes to that moment, how much effect can it play?

At best, it would cause relatively large casualties to the legion.

Although he had never stumbled against a spore weapon, Kil'jaeden was cautious.

After all, the spore weapons I encountered before were poisonous bombs that turned corpses into extremely dangerous ones.

This spore weapon is very evil.

It can control corpses as cannon fodder in the same way that necromancers control corpses.

If these dangerous spore weapons were left unchecked, Argus would turn into a terrifying plant hell!

After Kil'jaeden analyzed the threat of the spore weapon, he began preparations for a swift and effective strike.

He didn't choose to do it himself, but summoned his eredar demon mages to gather, and then went to the area where the plant army was located to encircle and suppress.

Eredar demon mages are strong in execution.

They obtained the coordinates of the destination, and soon arrived through the portal to find the plant army that was attacking a camp.

The camp that the plant army is attacking is actually a residential area where a large number of demon troops are stationed.

The character of the devil advocates offense.

They are not keen on building tall walls and castles on a grand scale.

Offense is the best defense.

Hack all the attacking enemies to death, and the defense line will be defended!
These guys don't have many requirements for residence.

It is enough to have a house that can shelter from the wind and rain.

As the base camp of the Burning Legion, Argus is definitely the safest place!
Therefore, the demons never considered that they would be attacked by the enemy here.

Those eredar demon mages who rushed over at the fastest speed, seeing the friendly troops who had mixed with the enemy, quickly made the right decision.

I saw the eredar demon mages took out the hellfire stones in unison, chanting strange spells in their mouths.

Although the incantations chanted were weird, their spells succeeded without any hiccups.

The hellfire stones disappeared from their hands, and came to an altitude of several thousand meters through the twisted void, staged a gorgeous scene of falling meteor showers.

Hundreds of miserable green fireballs hit the ground with long trails, like the end of the world!
Many spore zombies and demon defenders who were fighting were smashed by the evil meteorite falling from the sky, and they were instantly vaporized by the passive energy and high temperature.

The hellfire puppet crawled out of the crater, roared excitedly, and then attacked all living creatures unscrupulously.

Both spore zombies and demon defenders will be easily killed by hellfire golems burning with fel flames.

Looking at this indiscriminate attack mode, it is obvious that they want to wipe out the plant army.

If a single hellfire golem, or a few hellfire golems, can meet a powerful enemy, it will definitely be a dead end!
When their number reaches a certain level, they will be difficult to deal with.

The hellfire golems that swarm the battlefield easily crush the invincible spore zombies, smashing them to pieces with their rocky fists.

The fel flames on the hellfire puppet effectively prevented spore contamination.

In fact, even without the fel flame, it would be difficult for the spores to take root and germinate on the rock body.

Unless you can get the original spores of Draenor during the beginning of chaos.

That is a terrible plant life form that has eroded and degraded the titan creation created by Aggramar!

But Aggramar faltered before leaving.

Draenor's spore plants, also have been weakened erosion.

Weakened spore plants are less terrifying, unable to collapse rock lifeforms and gradually degenerate into organisms.

This also led to Tel'arn's modified spore plants, which have no way to take the rampant hellfire golems.

Seeing the heavy losses on the front line, those wise mushroom people made the same decision.

They turned around and ran away in unison!

With wisdom, with life, fear of death is a very normal thing.

This is the most correct choice in the face of an enemy that is definitely invincible.

Seeing the mushroom people running around, Herald opened the portal to let them run back.

But those eredar demon mages are no show.

Although they can't destroy the portal, they can block the portal to kill.

The eredar demon mage calls down a rain of fire to cover the portal.

It is difficult for the mushroom man trying to enter the portal to forcibly break through the blockade of the flame rain.

Summon hellfire puppets to bombard the battlefield, and the flame rain blocks the escape route.

The well-prepared Eredar demon mage team showed strong control over the battlefield.

They are no longer the unlucky ones that appeared sporadically before, and can be easily beheaded by Ursales and Xal'atath.

Hundreds of eredar demon mages gather together, and the fel shields propped up will be very powerful.

Even artifacts are hard to take advantage of.

In the end, the number of mushroom people who escaped successfully from the battlefield would not exceed one hundred.

As for the brainless spore zombies, all of them were lost there.

It was also the result of Herald opening the portal several times to respond when they split up.

The Mushroom Man who returned from the defeat of Argus never dared to go to that terrible world again.

Herald is not going to do anything to Argus either.

Those eredar demon mages came so fast, the plant army couldn't do it at all.

If you can't form a green natural disaster that pushes everything flat, no matter how much you go, you will just die in vain!

He sent the remnant soldiers and defeated generals to other fel energy planets to pinch those soft persimmons that were not stationed by powerful demons and whose monitoring capabilities were not strong.

The mushroom people who were disgraced just a moment ago suddenly rose up on ordinary evil planets, expanding their group size unscrupulously.

Can't beat powerful demons, can't beat these less powerful demons?

(End of this chapter)