Grand Arcanist of Azeroth

Chapter 267

Several beholders were struck swiftly and precisely.

But the attack just burst out a cloud of gray mist, and then it was gone.

This special situation made them very puzzled.

So the swift and violent attack ended in an anticlimactic manner?
They searched the ground carefully, but did not find any suspicious targets.

The beholders quickly lowered their altitude, preparing for a more precise low-altitude reconnaissance, but they felt something was wrong with their bodies.

Soon they lost control of their bodies and fell to the ground, turning into a pool of rotten flesh.

A few mushrooms thrived in the pool of rotting meat.

The attackers who saw this scene quickly fled from the area that was about to become a green hell.

The Broken Ones who have completed their respective missions head towards the scheduled assembly point, and then go to the next area.

Continue their journey of destruction.

Since the beholder didn't report the situation immediately, Kil'jaeden didn't know what happened here.

The spores drifted by the wind fell to the ground, parasitizing the demons encountered, or fell to the ground to grow normally.

Wait until the mushroom people appear in groups and expand in this area.

If you want to kill it again, it will be very troublesome!
Moreover, the Breaker squad that left towards the wind is still continuing this kind of destruction.

In fact, Herald didn't expect to deal with Argus just like that.

The Burning Legion sure has a way of dealing with the plant horde.

The reason why he did this was purely to add obstacles to the demon boss of the Burning Legion.

As for the spores spreading around, how much commotion will be caused in Argus, who cares?
This is just a low-cost trial!
Seeing the success of the advance team's operation, Herald dispatched the Breaker team to each continent one after another.

What is needed is to make several continents fully blossom and keep the demons of the Burning Legion exhausted.

Drop the team, take back the team that completed the mission, and drop the team again.

The battle is raging in various regions of Argus.

Kil'jaeden, who had lost a large number of beholders, frowned at the urgent military news coming from everywhere.

His huge eredar demon mage group is currently operating at full capacity.

However, even if a large number of hellfire puppets are thrown into the formed plant army, it is still difficult to extinguish them.

The army of plants, so numerous that they covered the entire horizon, pushed forward regardless, engulfing any demons encountered along the way.

Even the eredar demon mage, who can use the fel shield to isolate the spores, still has to fight and retreat in the face of the endless army of plants.

If it is really surrounded by an army of plants, it is normal to die when mana is exhausted.

Only a non-flesh and blood unit like the Hellfire Puppet dared to confront it head-on.

But no one stipulates that the plant army must be entangled with the hellfire golem.

The scope of the battlefield is so large, it is completely possible to bypass them and continue forward.

The army of plants spread across the board spreads seeds that symbolize environmental protection, and performs greening operations on those hopeless demons.

Looking at the chaotic battlefield, Kil'jaeden stroked the tentacles on his chin with a headache.

This is no longer a disaster that can be solved by manpower!

Kil'jaeden possesses invincible power beyond the demigod level.

Although he usually doesn't shoot much, his strength is not weaker than his good friend Archimonde.

Archimonde killed the Quartet in the War of the Ancients and crushed the mighty White Hart God Malorne with his bare hands.

Malorne is the wilderness demigod at the pinnacle of demigod level.

The peak of the demigod level is very strong, and it is even stronger beyond the demigod level.

But so what?

Facing the army of plants covering the horizon, Kil'jaeden, whose strength surpassed that of a demigod, what could he do?

You can't use a palm technique that falls from the sky to sink the entire continent!

In fact, even if he can really sink the continent, there are still several other continents waiting in line for him to sink it.

Argus has a large landmass.

The area of ​​each continent here is larger than that of Azeroth.

Therefore, the difficulty of handling the formed army of plants can be imagined!

Kil'jaeden has nothing to do about it.

There is probably no way to call Argus' star soul up from the ground.

But what God cannot do, there are certain things that can be done.

Kil'jaeden, who knows the current affairs as a hero, decisively summoned the fleet to wash the ground on Argus.

Seeing the legion battleships appearing in the sky of Argus one after another, Herald suddenly felt uncomfortable.

He hurriedly picked up the Broken team that was still on mission.

Damn, hundreds of legion warships have appeared, maybe they are going to execute the extermination order!
The sudden arrival of the legion warships and their subsequent actions confirmed Herald's guess.

They quickly adjusted their position and hovered above the plant army all over the continent.

After getting ready, the legion battleship fired a green beam of light towards the plant army on the ground.

A green beam of light containing huge evil energy shot down, and all creatures near the landing point were destroyed.

The ground was instantly melted by the high temperature generated by the green beam of light, leaving behind a large pool of fel magma.

The direct damage area exceeds ten square kilometers.

This power is already comparable to the atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki!

The expansion of the plant army is fast.

But in the face of this kind of unilateral destructive attack, no matter how fast their expansion speed is, it is just a few more shots!

Legion warships jumped over from outer space one after another, joining the attack ranks in disorder.

In just a short period of time, the Burning Legion dispatched close to a thousand legion warships.

The rich and powerful Burning Legion left Herald speechless.

The Burning Legion, which can dominate countless galaxies, is so domineering.

Not to mention a thousand legion warships.

Thousands of ships, tens of thousands of ships are likely to be produced.

If the size of the enemy's army is too terrifying, then dispatch some legion warships to suppress it.

The larger the size of the enemy, the more Legion warships dispatched.

Kil'jaeden likes to use real force to end the resistance of his enemies.

But in the face of absolute pressure, his competitive spirit is nothing.

In order to win, it is acceptable to use the disgraceful method of summoning the fleet.

And the most important thing is that Kil'jaeden cannot accept that the home planet is being poisoned again.

Kil'jaeden and Archimonde sacrificed their home planet Argus in order to gain supreme power.

It is unacceptable in their hearts that the mother planet is polluted by evil energy like this.

It was all the fallen titan Sargeras who used his supreme power to seduce them, and that's why he made such a big mistake.

Mistakes have been made, however, and they are no match for the mighty Fallen Titan.

But another disgusting green disaster they can prevent.

The green plant army was destroyed by the green beam of fel light, and Kil'jaeden had a relieved smile on his face.

He finally succeeded in protecting the parent star once.

Seeing the scene of countless green beams of light washing the ground, Herald was speechless at the demon's madness.

Although the plant army has indeed been effectively contained.

But the devil's own casualties are not small!
Those areas that are directly hit by a beam of fel energy will destroy even Infernal Golems.

The fel shock wave generated by the fel light beam bombarding the ground will kill the plant army and most demons.

After all, most demons are made of flesh and blood.

Fel Blast doesn't burn demons to ashes just because they use fel energy.

In other words, the devil can be resurrected in the twisting void, so that he can use this method to kill one thousand enemies and self-damage eight hundred.

(End of this chapter)