Herad predicted that the unlucky Mannoroth would soon be beaten to death by the Genasaur mob.
Yet Mannoroth, already at the end of his rope, endured one thrust after another from the wooden spears with his immensely powerful body.
This thick-skinned monster could withstand the damage his enemies inflicted on him remarkably well.
Considering that he could pour out fel blood like tap water for the Orcs to drink, it was easy to imagine how much blood Mannoroth had!
At this sight, Herad was utterly speechless at how Grommash Hellscream had killed Mannoroth with a single axe strike in the game's cinematic.
Fuck, that axe Gorehowl must have had a nuclear explosion effect on its strikes!
Other than a nuclear axe, what axe could blow Mannoroth apart in one hit?
After more than a dozen spear thrusts, Mannoroth still stood proudly, showing no sign of falling.
That was the power of having a body that was half energy!
Although he still had obvious flesh-and-blood characteristics, his body had already fused extensively with fel energy.
As long as fel energy remained inside him, Mannoroth would not die.
The Pit Lord whose throat Ulthalesh had slit earlier had also taken a long time to die.
He was a demigod, after all. How could he be killed so easily?
First, he had lost far too much fel blood, and then Xal'atath had drained a tremendous amount of his life force.
Only after suffering all that abuse had he finally kicked the bucket.
By the time the stubbornly resisting Mannoroth finally fell, the livestream had been running for nearly two hours.
Watching the mighty Destructor fight to his death, the viewers were filled with emotion.
Fighting alone against multiple enemies on their own turf, he had actually lasted this long before falling.
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