Most of the Withered caught by the Fal'dorei were still alive.
Those half-elf, half-spider Fal'dorei had a habit of liking to eat live food.
Otherwise the grass on the graves of these Withered would have already grown out!
They were merely injected with venom by the Fal'dorei, which caused their bodies to become very weak.
Herad performed simple treatments on them and then teleported them into the Armory.
The Withered who had recovered a lot would take care of these wounded.
The operation in the Lower Area went very smoothly, and the upper area was the same.
The Fal'dorei mostly operated in the Lower Area.
Therefore the upper level was basically just Withered wandering around.
Those Withered on the upper level were caught by the stone giants and gathered together, and then Herad teleported over to open a gate and send them away.
Mages who mastered teleportation spells were extremely convenient, whether in combat or daily life.
Of course, the premise was that the mage possessed sufficient mana.
Opening a spatial channel for short-distance teleportation also consumed a large amount of mana.
After a senior mage teleported twice over a short distance, their mana was almost empty.
When Gul'dan opened the Dark Portal, he even sacrificed the souls of tens of thousands of Draenei!
No matter what thing one did, one needed to pay a sufficient price.
If that many high-quality souls were not thrown in, there was simply no way to teleport so many Orcs to Azeroth.
That Herad was able to teleport at will, and even teleport across the vast sea of stars to Draenor, relied entirely on the massive spatial power of the Scepter of Sargeras.
The formidable might of this spatial artifact was something he could not achieve even after cultivating for one hundred thousand years!