Very soon!
Both Annie and Lania, who had crept back as if fleeing for her life, saw it: after the Troglodyte nests stirred with activity and commotion for a while, a group of Minotaurs led a full three to five hundred Troglodytes armed with all sorts of messy weapons toward the Magma Pool on that high ground, toward the highland where a new Fire Element Murloc—one of those Abyssal Fire Oathsworn—would leap out of the lava pool every so often.
After all, territories in the underground world were divided between both members of the same race and different races. This enormous underground cavern was exclusively the domain of these Troglodytes and a small number of elite Minotaurs, and outsiders were not allowed to lay a finger on it.
But now, a group of strange creatures had suddenly appeared. They had made the light so bright, played with fire until the entire cavern was much brighter, filled that area with smoke and soot, and apparently intended to stay?
How could those underground creatures possibly tolerate such a sight?
Thus!
Before long, the underground creatures arrived menacingly beneath the slope. Seeing that the fiery creatures above had already grown to more than a dozen, perhaps twenty, they hesitated for a moment before cautiously launching an attack uphill.
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Naturally, the lowest-ranking cannon-fodder Troglodytes charged at the front!
Under the bellowed orders of the elite Minotaurs behind them, those twisted underground creatures hunched over and gripped their crude spears and wooden clubs. Bathed in the dark red glow cast by the flame Murlocs and the lava above, they formed no formation whatsoever. They simply crowded together on instinct, using their companions' bodies and sheer numbers to suppress their fear of fire and hatred of light as they charged up in a disorderly