When the army armed with firearms attacked the Temple of Karabor, the noise could be heard even dozens of kilometers away.
The booming explosions of artillery shells drew the attention of all the nearby Orcs and Draenei toward the Temple of Karabor.
Everyone wanted to know what exactly was happening there.
But the only ones who could go investigate in time were the Broken who had been roaming nearby.
Akama and his Ashtongue Tribe attacked the temple's Orc garrison every few days.
Hearing the commotion from the Temple of Karabor, Akama climbed to a mountaintop to observe the situation.
As he watched bursts of flame explode inside the temple, he instantly realized what they were.
Although gunpowder weapons had already been phased out, they were still used in certain situations.
For instance, explosives worked very well for mining!
As long as the amount of explosives was calculated accurately, a single boom would shatter the rock.
Could Orcs manufacture explosives? Obviously not!
Those fellows had only stopped eating raw meat and drinking blood a few years ago.
Even the techniques for crafting metal goods were only available to the great clans.
Only the Draenei could have caused a commotion like this.
The Broken had been driven out of Draenei settlements because people feared their curse would spread.
It was just like quarantining someone with an infectious disease, a perfectly reasonable measure.
Thus, the Broken had few complaints and still regarded the others as their own people.
Their own people were attacking the Temple of Karabor. How could they not help?
With that thought, Akama led the entire Ashtongue Tribe toward the Temple of Karabor.
But when they approached the battlefield, Akama hesitated.
The gunpowder weapons his compatriots wielded were finely crafted, and they had ample ammunition.
Mass-producing these required a complete