The squad of soldiers left on the island separated Bael'Gar's limbs, while leaving his massive torso in the Teleportation Array.
The mages cast their spells again, and everyone held their breath. When a flash of green light appeared and Bael'Gar's torso disappeared in the center of the Magic Circle, Unas couldn't help but raise his fist and cheer.
It actually worked!
If the largest part of the torso can be teleported, then the limbs should be no problem either. All the Molten Giants can use this technique to teleport. Unas shouted excitedly, "Quick! Go and call all the other giants!"
With these sixty-two giants as his vanguard, Unas was extremely optimistic about the upcoming battle.
The mages had to continue their hard work for a while. Each giant would be teleported five times, totaling more than three hundred times, which was expected to take four or five hours. In addition, there was time to charge the Magic Circle and take short breaks for meals. They were busy until close to midnight when the last giant's arm finally disappeared into the Magic Circle.
All the mages Unas had gathered from the stronghold were exhausted and collapsed on the ground. He immediately told them to go back and rest, as they would be needed for the battle to come.
Upon arriving at the Canyon, the severed limbs and remains of the giants crowded around the Teleportation Array. Bael'Gar and the other giants who had been teleported earlier had their arms and legs reattached and appeared to be in perfect condition, but they were in a weakened state and desperately needed to replenish their energy.
Du'an reluctantly handed the Crimson Diamond to Huoye and dragged his weary body back to the Monastery. Unas assured him that he would end the war as soon as possible and then fully support his Magic Circle research.
Huoye was also exhausted and unable to cast any more spells to activate the energy within the gem, so he handed the Crimson Diamond directly to Bael'Gar so that he could absorb it himself.
Bael'Gar was quite familiar with the gem and immediately recognized it as the Fire Source Stone. Overjoyed, he swallowed it whole, then roared and transformed back into Stone Cocoon.
"What's going on? Is he going to evolve again? Did he digest the gem?!" Unas exclaimed in alarm.
Huoye placed his palm on the Stone Cocoon, closed his eyes, and communicated telepathically with Bael'Gar, replying, "Don't worry, sir, that won't happen. Swallowing it is just to absorb energy faster; his recovery speed will also be faster in the Stone Cocoon state."
"That's good," Unas breathed a sigh of relief. "You've had a long day too, go back and get some rest."
Huoye nodded and led the Blood Elf mages and Helen toward the stronghold.
Unas looked around and saw that at least half of the giants were still struggling to piece together their limbs and were completely unable to move. He had no choice but to leave them there, knowing that it was destined to be a difficult night for them.
The Dwarf reinforcements and the Iron Golems had already set up camp at the front. Unas, worried, went over to check and found that the troops on this side of the earthen wall were well organized and there were no disputes or conflicts.
It seems the Dwarf commander's respect was genuine; he had come to support me.
Unas felt somewhat relieved, but he wasn't sleepy at all. He had spent the whole day on Flamewaker Island watching the mages work. The mages were exhausted, but he was bored out of his mind, which meant he had rested for a day.
Upon reaching the earthen wall, they tried contacting Haikesi and Rosebayne again, but still received no response.
The midnight wind was already a little chilly; it was late autumn before they knew it. Unas exhaled, looking at the sparse starlight in the sky, and could only pray that nothing bad had happened to them.
The morning sun warmed the earth, Unas was awakened by a shout. The early-rising soldiers had already begun their routine drills.
The arrival of large numbers of reinforcements boosted everyone's morale, even the nine hundred Stormwind City soldiers were no longer demoralized, after all, victory is something everyone desires.
Today was originally the scheduled day for the start of the war, but due to the weakened state of the Molten Giant, the expedition had to be postponed.
The Night Elves had nothing to say about this. Their remaining four companions had not yet arrived, and the Molten Giant's combat power was undeniable. Waiting for them to recover before launching an attack would make the war much easier.
Unas rested by the earthen wall last night. After getting up and eating some dry food, he hurriedly went to the Teleportation Array.
Overnight, the giants' bodies were fully restored, and Bael'Gar also returned to his original form from his Stone Cocoon state, his fighting power fully recovered.
However, this absorption efficiency is still too low. It would take an unknown amount of time for the giants to recover their health overnight. The mages still need to activate the energy of the Crimson Diamond for the giants to absorb.
Huoye and the mages quickly arrived from the stronghold. After a night's rest, they had recovered considerably. Activating the energy in the gem and channeling it into the giant was a much easier task than activating the Teleportation Array.
The Crimson Diamond in Huoye's hand transformed into a small sun once more, emitting a blinding white light. A beam of light Barrel-Thick shot out from it, striking a giant that was ready to strike.
A violent surge of energy and a feeling of replenishment struck simultaneously. A howl, whether of pain or pleasure, escaped from the giant's mouth. Within minutes, he felt his body saturate with energy and had to move aside to escape the beam of light, allowing his companions in line behind him to receive the energy baptism.
It takes an average of five minutes to fill one giant, and it took more than five hours to fill all sixty-two giants, finally finishing them close to noon.
The giants will need some time to digest the energy, but they are ready to go to the front lines and launch an attack at any time.
The human and Dwarf armies parted to make way, and the giants scaled the earthen wall, settling in the open space outside. The commotion attracted the attention of some spiders.
They had never encountered an enemy like the Molten Giant before, but just by looking at their size, they knew they were not to be trifled with. Apart from Bael'Gar, who was just over ten meters tall, the shortest of the other giants was over seven meters tall, making them enormous to the Giant Spiders.
The spider swarm immediately huddled together in tension, keenly sensing that war was about to break out.
Two blue Thorn Spiders suddenly darted out from the distant woods, tentatively launching their stingers at the giant.
This attack wasn't even worthy of tickling the Molten Giant; it was completely ignored. Bael'Gar roared forward, his earth-shattering power scaring the two Thorn Spiders so much that they fled into the forest without looking back.
Bael'Gar rushed forward, trampled down several trees, and set the forest ablaze before reluctantly turning back.
The two Druids were heartbroken to see this; they were the trees' most loyal protectors. They immediately ran to Unas, crying, "Warden, please stop this fire!"
Unas rolled his eyes inwardly. These Night Elves were such a pain in the ass. They were getting so worked up over a little tree. They'd be heartbroken in the upcoming battle.
The Molten Giants ' main fighting methods are War Stomp and Flame Fist. The Canyon is densely forested, and some trees will inevitably be destroyed during the battle. Unas cannot limit the giants' fighting power for the sake of a few nature protectors.