Looking at the Doomguard burned to charcoal and the completely unscathed Skull of Gul'dan, Herad was speechless at how artifacts came into being.
The Doomguard had clearly possessed powerful magic resistance.
Yet his corpse had been burned to charcoal after his death.
Gul'dan had been an orc of mere flesh and blood, yet his skull could remain completely unscathed in a raging fire.
Still, this was a good thing, and it fit the characteristics of an artifact.
Herad brought the Skull of Gul'dan over with Mage Hand and examined it carefully for a long time, but still could not understand it.
"How strange! How did a bone turn into an artifact?"
Watching Herad scratch his head as he examined the skull, the Dragon Aspects could not help wanting to laugh.
To appear competent in their roles, they had learned a great deal of the Titans' scientific and technological knowledge.
The Titans' technological system revolved primarily around artifact creation.
The Dragon Aspects therefore knew the principles behind how artifacts formed and could make some ordinary artifacts themselves.
Malygos gave Herad a brief introduction to the process of creating artifacts.
As the embodiments of arcane power, the Titans could observe everything in the world in minute detail.
Through this minute perception, the Titans could create powerful artifacts beyond imagination.
However, the Titans were a species that strictly adhered to order.
They did not create artifacts for slaughter.
They were passionate about transforming promising planets into life-bearing worlds suitable for habitation.
They paid particular attention to planets with world-souls that could give birth to new Titans.
Because the Titans were so enormous, approaching a planet would cause a great deal of trouble.
They therefore needed outside assistance when transforming planets.
For example, they could achieve their goals through exceptionally powerful artifacts.
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