Grand Arcanist of Azeroth

Chapter 404 The Suffering Mogu
The movement of the 500-meter-high Mogu statue brought Herald a great feeling.

This feeling of crushing everything is really cool!
The hundred-meter-high mechs in Pacific Rim are just tin toys standing in front of the mogu statues.

At this moment, at the feet of the mogu statue, panicked mogu soldiers were running away desperately.

This giant mogu statue, however, is no slow-moving kypar.

Although its size is huge, its flexibility is like ordinary people.

Just a random kick, and a group of Mogu soldiers were kicked out.

The mogu soldiers who were kicked away were bleeding from their seven orifices, and their internal organs had been shaken to a paste.

But their tough rock skin can keep their bodies from falling apart.

Seeing the corpses flying towards them like cannonballs, another mogu army that was heading towards the battlefield was overwhelmed.

Their footsteps stopped in unison.

The limbs of the corpse that fell on the ground were twisted, like a broken doll.

These miserable guys on the ground didn't have a chance to make a move during the whole process.

Just being kicked by the huge statue in the distance, it turned into this miserable appearance.

That statue like a human-shaped hill is obviously not something that our side can fight against!

But thinking of those damned pandaren who shamelessly manipulated the mogu statues to attack, the anger of these mogu soldiers was burning.

It is too much to use our gatekeeper against us!
Don't look at these mogu who have been beaten to pieces because of the civil war.

They still have the determination to fight against foreign enemies.

Back then, because of the sudden death of Thor, the kings fought for power and fought for power, and they were successfully revolted by the pandaren peasants.

Although the Mogu Dynasty was overthrown, a defeat treaty was signed with the Pandaren rebels.

The mogu were still not convinced.

This time the pandaren took the initiative to break the contract, which made them even more furious.

The furious mogu soldiers regrouped and prepared to attack again.

However, before they could take a few steps, their footsteps stopped again.

Because the giant statue stepped out and crushed the remaining mogu soldiers underfoot.

The statue is carved from solid granite.

Its tonnage is probably close to tens of millions of tons.

Stepping on this foot, the ground collapsed and extended countless cracks.

The resulting movement is similar to that of an earthquake.

Mogu soldiers are just brutal and belligerent, and they're not mindless idiots.

Judging from the degree of damage on the ground, those of the same kind must be dead!

If he rushed forward, he would definitely be treated in the same way.

He was randomly stepped on by the opponent, and then crushed into a powder state.

Then you can go to the Shadow Realm to report and become a beast whose heart energy has been squeezed.

It is even possible to be thrown into the Devouring Abyss!
Mogu are titan-forged creatures who know many of the world's mysteries.

Yet the more they know, the more they fear death.

Seeing the mogu army throwing away their helmets and armor and fleeing, Herald shook his head speechlessly.

The mogu dynasty that once ruled the continent of Pandaria was nothing more than that.

It's just a group of guys who are good at bullying the weak!

After despising the fleeing mogu soldiers, he made no next move.

Because these guys are not mantid, they can't make a fortune at all.

Digging for obsidian is a million times more important than killing these guys.

But Herald suddenly thought that the mogu should still have the heart of Y'shaarj.

After thinking for a moment, he gave Xal'atath the order to hunt down the mantid in the Dread Wastes.

The Heart of Y'Shaarj is also a hundred million times more important than the mantid.

So Xal'atath left the waste mantid behind without hesitation, and went to the Vale of Eternal Blossoms to hunt down the mogu to obtain relevant information.

Mogu have hard mouths, and they cannot be tortured unless they are killed.

Many spellcasters are very good at making the dead speak.

Of course, the remnant soul of an ancient god like Xalatas must be more powerful than a mortal spellcaster!

Retreating far away, the struggling mogu army soon ushered in this professional torturer.

Xal'atath did not take kindly to these titan-forged spawn.

Although the two sides have no direct hatred, the camps are in a state of opposition.

The tall and burly Mogu soldiers rushed over without hesitation when they saw the little man with an ominous aura all over him.

They instinctively wanted to kill this disgusting little man.

However, in the face of the absolute strength gap, their large bodies are meaningless!

The purple-black figure was as fast as lightning, and walked around them in an instant.

Immediately afterwards, they felt a chill on their necks, and their perspectives kept turning.

Seeing the headless corpse standing next to them, they realized that they had been beheaded by the enemy.

"How could it be so sharp?"

As soon as this idea came to mind, their souls were pulled out of their heads.

What awaits them next is endless torture and torture.

No matter how hard a mogu's mouth is, secrets will be unearthed.

With these minions out of the way, Xal'atath headed east for the Mogu'shan Palace.

Long ago, it was the administrative center where the Mogu ruled the Pandaria continent.

It can be traced back to the fact that they have not been cursed with flesh.

It was still the age of the near-immortal rock body.

The majestic and luxurious palace built on the steep mountain wall is also very similar to the style of ancient Chinese palaces.

But the palace was built of rock materials.

Then paint it with bright paint to make it magnificent.

In terms of materials, the wooden structure of the Pandaren will be closer.

At this time, in the magnificent Mogu'shan Palace, Xal'atath was killing and killing.

From the stairs at the foot of the mountain to the interior of the palace, there are decapitated mogu corpses everywhere.

Fortunately, the body of a mogu is half rock and half flesh, and there is not much blood in the body.

Even after being beheaded, only a small amount of blood flowed from the wound.

So the scene will not be too bloody.

There was no need for Xal'atath to kill the mogu.

Just behead the big man in the palace, extract the soul and torture it.

But Xal'atath is the evil remnant of the Old God.

While on a mission, it's normal to have some fun along the way.

If it hadn't been firmly controlled by Herald, he would have already found a chance to bite back on his master.

Herald didn't care if the mogu died or not.

However, Xalatas's bad behavior, he still saw it in his eyes and kept it in his heart.

There will definitely be accounts after autumn.

But certainly not now.

How can the donkey be killed before the mill is unloaded?

In terms of how to effectively use the remnant soul of the ancient god, Herald is definitely the most professional!
By channeling Xal'atath's aggro, you can trap this guy who is good at pitting masters.

Xal'atath stormed into the Mogu'shan palace full of rage, and killed all the strong mogu who most likely knew about it.

Everything is just to get the location of Y'Shaarj's heart.

He can't deal with the living Y'Shaarj, but he can deal with the wreckage of Y'Shaarj.

Then it's time to torture the soul.

(End of this chapter)