A huge enemy wreathed in golden light suddenly appeared and began wreaking havoc on the only Burning Legion Portal.
The Mo'arg engineers and Gan'arg tinkers who witnessed this were so heartbroken they nearly suffocated.
Building the Burning Legion Portal had taken time, effort, and materials. It was the culmination of these workers' painstaking labor.
Yet under that hateful golden giant's onslaught, the Burning Legion Portal became a pile of scrap metal in mere minutes.
The Mo'arg engineers and Gan'arg tinkers were furious.
But there was no way they could charge forward to take revenge.
Gan'arg tinkers were short, about the same size as dwarves.
They were the shortest demons among the Burning Legion's regular members.
Even well-grown imps were taller than Gan'arg tinkers.
Imps varied enormously in size.
The small ones could be crushed underfoot, while the large ones were enormous.
Gan'arg tinkers, however, definitely had no large specimens.
But Mo'arg engineers, who belonged to the same race as Gan'arg tinkers, could grow very large.
These fellows stood as tall as ogres. To assemble machinery more effectively, they mechanically modified their limbs, installing devices such as pincers, circular saws, and drills.
Those Large Pincers could easily crush enemies to death.
The circular saws could also slice enemies in half with ease.
Drilling enemies to death was no problem either!
The Mo'arg engineers fitted with these tools.
They looked quite ferocious.
But if they dared go up to settle the score with the golden giant, they would die in less than a second.
No matter how extreme their modifications, Mo'arg engineers were still noncombat units.
Unless they fitted themselves with ranged weapons such as Fel Ray Guns, then hid far away and fired at the golden giant.
But these craftsman-type demons had a very low ceiling to their strength.
They were