On the battlefield along the coast of Argus.
The Eredar Demons Mage, fresh from their overwhelming victory, were clearing out every hidden corner of the battlefield.
They commanded the Infernal Constructs to form a long line, then march in step across the battlefield, sweeping everything away as they went.
The fel fire blazing on the Infernal Constructs ensured that no living creature along their path could survive.
Such thorough measures could essentially prevent the spore plants from resurging.
After all, spore plants had no ability to lie dormant.
Their defining trait was rampant growth, taking over anything they could reproduce on and turning everything lush green.
Even on fel wastelands, they could tenaciously take root and grow if they had water to irrigate them.
Of course, their growth would certainly be a miserable sight!
The Eredar Demons Mage were commanding the Infernal Constructs to scour the ground precisely to eradicate any spore plants that might take root along the coastline.
Watching them meticulously clear the battlefield, Herad shook his head, speechless.
The spore plants growing from the ground no longer had the ability to parasitize creatures of flesh and blood.
These fellows were cleaning them up as though facing a formidable enemy, but it was utterly pointless!
After silently disparaging the Eredar Demons Mage, Herad began looking for the reason they had arrived so quickly and had countermeasures ready.
This ability to detect enemies rapidly was probably similar to satellite reconnaissance on Earth.
Herad soon thought of the Beholders in the game.
Those creatures were born for reconnaissance, with all their abilities concentrated in their eyes.
An adult Beholder had one large eye and six small ones.
They fully deserved to be called all-seeing eyes.
Except when eating or sleeping, they hovered in the sky, carrying out high-altitude reconnaissance.
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