With Spider Queen Tyranna's death, Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire, completed its final restoration.
For the first time in its history, this Dark Artifact, which had evolved from a fragment of an Old God's claw, was this complete.
Yes, the renowned Xal'atath, Blade of the Black Empire, had been a damaged dagger from the moment it first took shape.
The claw fragment that had barely managed to survive back then had also been battered beyond recognition by the other Old Gods.
After being ravaged by those Old Gods, being able to turn into a battered Strange-Shaped Dagger could already be considered a tremendous stroke of luck!
Looking at Xal'atath's intact blade, Herad guessed that its sharpness would improve somewhat.
However, there were no suitable targets on the field to test it on.
The dead Spider Queen Tyranna's skin no longer possessed powerful defenses.
General Voros was a Pit Lord.
Pit Lords were renowned for their powerful defenses, something Xal'atath could not hope to overcome!
In the game's story, Mannoroth, the strongest of the Pit Lords, was killed instantly in all sorts of ways.
In Warcraft III, Grom Hellscream could cleave his chest open with a single leaping strike.
In World of Warcraft, a single leaping strike could smash his head apart.
But that sort of story was just something to watch, never something to take seriously.
Otherwise, anyone who dared leap over and strike them would absolutely die a very, very horrible death!
General Voros stood over fifteen meters tall normally and measured nearly forty meters from head to tail. He was a genuine behemoth.
Yet this enormous monster, which ought to have been cumbersome, could swing his weapon and accurately hit a falling wine bottle.
He was an agile big fellow.
Even these preliminary details were enough to