Opportunity waited for no one. Rowan now faced threats from both the Maw and the Burning Legion, and he had to take the initiative.
Kul Tiras marshaled the resources of the entire nation to develop two arcane nuclear bombs as quickly as possible.
To lend their debut a greater sense of historical significance, Rowan specifically convened a meeting to name the bombs.
After representatives from the Guardian Temple, the Kirin Tor, Comecon, and other organizations pooled their ideas, the first and second arcane nuclear bombs were named Heaven's Punishment and Sinwashing, respectively.
Heaven's Punishment was intended for the Burning Legion, while Sinwashing was meant for Soulrender.
With Kul Tiras's ultimate weapons ready, Rowan formally began preparing to enter the Maw.
The destructive power of the arcane nuclear bombs had already been verified by a test detonation in the Maelstrom. The explosion of the arcane energy element aggregate had shaken heaven and earth.
The consequences of detonating an arcane nuclear bomb on land were unimaginable. Besides, Arthas's Mawsworn Army was in Lordaeron. With so many civilians there, Rowan had no way to strike.
Although conditions allowed for a strike against the Burning Legion's Vanguard on Azeroth, the Legion's invasion was currently concentrated in Silithus and Ahn'Qiraj.
It was a welcome sight to see those monsters tear into each other. Naturally, Rowan had no intention of interrupting the showdown between the Legion and the Old Gods.
With those two options ruled out, the Maw was the only place Rowan urgently needed to strike where he could do so without reservations.
After some consideration, Rowan decided to send the Guardians from the Guardian Temple and the Kirin Tor ahead as the first force to enter the Maw.
His plan might have seemed utterly simplistic, but their destination was the Maw, a land of