Herad located the Small Arcane Golem most diligently pursuing its targets and soon found the Orcs on the move.
Back on Draenor, the Orcs of the Bloodmaul Clan had long played hunting games with the Arakkoa in the jungle.
The Arakkoa were among the few descendants of demigods on Draenor.
Their appearance fell somewhere between birds and humanoids, with magnificent feathers, pointed beaks, and sharp claws, and they were a highly intelligent race.
At their peak, they had created Draenor's first imperial civilization-the Apexis Civilization.
Following the collapse of the Apexis Civilization, the Arakkoa race had gradually declined amid endless civil wars and split into two factions.
The higher Arakkoa, capable of flight, soared through the skies as powerful aerial overlords.
The lower Arakkoa, whose wings had degenerated, were elusive killers in the jungle.
Whichever kind of Arakkoa decided to hunt the Bloodmaul Orcs, the Bloodmaul Orcs were no match for them!
Those who survived the Arakkoa's hunts were naturally skilled at using trees and terrain to hide.
But faced with an invisible force arriving across space, the fleeing Bloodmaul Orcs fell victim one after another.
They tried to cling to the surrounding trees to anchor their bodies.
Herad, however, was not as gentle as he had been during his experiments.
The Anti-Gravity Spell did not merely reduce gravity to zero to produce weightless levitation.
This spell could reduce gravity to a negative value.
Moreover, the magnitude of that reduction could keep increasing according to the caster's strength.
As the anti-gravity force increased to twice, then three times its strength, the branches could no longer withstand the growing force.
If the force continued to increase, the trees and ground would break apart and fly into the sky.
The Bloodmaul Orcs screamed in terror as they flew high into the air