The area where Herad opened a Portal and sent the plant army through was a coastline with towering cliffs.
Kil'jaeden, who immediately pinpointed the area, rose excitedly from his throne.
When the Portal had failed to appear again earlier, he had thought the ones baiting him had already fled.
He had not expected them to lose their patience and emerge of their own accord to die.
Intelligent Plant Lifeforms were far from rare in the universe.
It also frequently clashed with the Burning Legion.
If these Plant Lifeforms were behind the trouble, Kil'jaeden would not have been surprised in the slightest.
But why did those gaudy creatures look somewhat familiar?
The Plant Lifeforms Kil'jaeden found somewhat familiar were demon corpses controlled by spore plants.
Although mushrooms, moss, and ferns covered their bodies, making them look like a hodgepodge, their general outlines remained visible.
Those outlines were still somewhat recognizable.
But Kil'jaeden did not think along those lines.
The plant army soon clashed with a group of Felguards roaming nearby.
Seeing enemies that vastly outnumbered them, the Felguards raised their Wheel Axes and charged without hesitation.
After the two sides fought for a while, the battle soon ended.
The plant army had grown a little larger after the battle.
Kil'jaeden, who had watched the entire battle, finally understood why they looked familiar.
These were clearly vicious spore weapons that had parasitized his demon underlings!
Spore weapons were a forbidden method among Nature spellcasters.
The vast majority of Nature spellcasters shunned their peers who researched spores.
They believed those researchers were heading into darkness and were very likely to destroy the world.
Since this was forbidden, it naturally had to be strictly controlled.
Imprisoning or even executing them was a common way of dealing with them.
Thus, this vicious but effective method