The destruction of the Fel Forge and the loss of over ten thousand troops had not provoked much of a reaction from the Burning Legion.
Within a nation's military, losing over ten thousand troops would hardly count as a minor loss.
But the Burning Legion was a vast criminal organization spanning countless galaxies.
Its armies were measured in hundreds of millions.
It would be abnormal for it to commit fewer than a hundred million troops to a war.
The Burning Legion waged war on a planetary scale.
How could it possibly deploy only a few tens of millions of troops?
However, the Burning Legion had not deployed many troops to Draenor yet.
Draenor was merely a planet of little consequence.
Sending a few million Demons would suffice.
But no one could predict unexpected events.
The divine punishment Elune unleashed upon Nagrand had destroyed most of the Demon armies.
The remaining Demon forces had scattered across the continent to stir up trouble.
Their numbers no longer seemed so great.
The Throne of Kil'jaeden and the Fel Forge, which had been occupied first, had been assigned few troops because the Demons felt their hold on these places was secure.
As a result, these crucial locations were actually woefully undermanned.
Still, places like these had some decent defensive weapons.
The Mage's Eyes Herad sent to the Throne of Kil'jaeden were often destroyed by the Fel Anti-Aircraft Cannons on the ground.
The Fel Anti-Aircraft Cannons had powerful detection capabilities.
They could accurately lock onto and destroy even something as small as a Mage's Eye.
Ordinary Fel Cannons were nowhere near their level!
This was actually quite normal.
Anti-aircraft weapons had very demanding specifications.
They needed long range, high accuracy, and a rapid rate of fire.
Otherwise, how could they hit enemies flying swiftly overhead?