Several Beholders came under swift, precise attacks.
But the attacks merely released clouds of gray mist, then nothing more.
This unusual situation left them baffled.
Such swift attacks had ended with a whimper?
They searched the ground carefully but found no suspicious targets.
The Beholders rapidly descended, preparing to conduct a more precise low-altitude reconnaissance, only to feel that something was wrong with their bodies.
Soon, they lost control of their bodies and fell to the ground, turning into heaps of mangled flesh.
Several mushrooms flourished within those heaps of mangled flesh.
The attackers who witnessed this swiftly fled the area that was about to become a green hell.
Having completed their respective tasks, the Broken headed toward the designated rendezvous point before moving on to the next area.
Their campaign of sabotage continued.
Since the Beholders had not reported the situation immediately, Kil'jaeden had no idea what had happened here.
Spores drifting on the wind fell toward the earth, parasitizing any demons they encountered or landing on the ground to grow normally.
Once Mushroom Men appeared in great numbers and spread rampantly throughout the area.
Trying to stamp them out then would be a great deal of trouble!
And the Broken squad that had departed upwind was still continuing this sabotage.
In truth, Herad did not expect to deal with Argus just like this.
The Burning Legion surely had ways to deal with the plant army.
His sole reason for doing this was to make life difficult for the Burning Legion's demon overlords.
As for how much of a stir the spreading spores would cause on Argus, who cared?
This was merely a low-cost probe!
Seeing that the advance team's operation had been a complete success, Herad deployed one Broken team after another to the various continents.
The aim