After gaining the power of all five Dragon Aspects, the four Dragon Aspects discovered that their breaths were no longer simply their own energy. Instead, they had become gleaming, flame-shaped breaths of pure white, far more powerful than before.
Chromatus, the chromatic dragon, no longer held back either. It turned out that he had merely been playing with the three Dragon Aspects out of childish amusement. Now fighting at full strength, Chromatus's five dragon heads combined perfectly and spewed forth strange violet-black gas.
Twilight Father Benedictus keenly noticed Thrall, the World Shaman who had taken Deathwing's place in wielding the power of earth. Riding atop Chromatus's back, the Twilight Father began using all manner of strange mind magic to disrupt Thrall, attempting to interrupt his shamanic ritual and return the four Dragon Aspects to their former weakened state.
These strange mind spells could easily affect those with weak wills, especially while they had to divide their attention to maintain a spell.
In the original history, Thrall had kept his mind clear through pain.
But this time, after witnessing the iron-like wills of warriors such as Grommash, Rend, and Garrosh, he had recognized his own weakness and tempered his will as much as possible.
Although Thrall's will was still far from comparable to those top warriors with wills of steel, he could now grit his teeth and withstand Twilight Father Benedictus's mental interference.
The Twilight Archbishop did not use damaging abilities such as those from the Shadowlands to attack Thrall because Thrall stood on the back of Tike, the Bronze Dragon. Tike would naturally evade the attacks or shield Thrall from Twilight Father Benedictus.
The battle continued without end. Great numbers of guardian dragons and twilight dragons fell from the sky. This battle was even larger in scale than the recent