The enormous commotion on Oronar's side could not be concealed, so almost as soon as the battle began, most of the demons learned that the conflict among the three giants had erupted.
The demons were not surprised by this. No matter what kind of demon they were, they were naturally selfish. With so many demon races in the Burning Legion, how could they possibly coexist in peace and harmony? It might not have been apparent on the surface, but within the Burning Legion, High Demons bullying Low-Rank Demons, and Low-Rank Demons bullying demons even lower than themselves, was an everyday occurrence. Even demons of the same rank schemed against one another. If Sargeras had not relied on absolute military strength and set the Burning Crusade as their common goal, there was no way he could have held so many demon races together.
Thus, the demons found the eruption of conflict among the three giants unsurprising. They only cared about who would emerge victorious from this battle.
In the demons' eyes, the three giants should have been roughly equal in strength. However, with Lord Archimonde and Kil'jaeden joining forces, Lord Osiris would probably be at a disadvantage. This battle likely would not be decided without ten days to half a month of fighting.
No one dared to watch the battle on-site. Those immense energy fluctuations were no joke; if they were swept into them, they would not even know how they died.
Thus, the demons could only gather uneasily on Antorus as spectators. Of course, those able to gather there were basically mid-level demons, ranging from Middle Demons and Upper Demons to Demon Lords. As for weaker demons, this was not a conflict they were qualified to concern themselves with.
However, to the complete astonishment of every demon, the battle among