Azeroth's Grand Arcanist
Chapter 268

Kil'jaeden cried himself unconscious on his throne

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Faced with the carpet bombardment of countless Burning Legion Warships, the plant army had no way to fight back.

The enemy was tens of thousands of meters up in the sky, while the plant army had nothing but infantry. What were they supposed to attack with?

The Mushroom Men's airgun mouths, with their range of no more than two hundred meters?

No gun could shoot tens of thousands of meters into the air.

Even ordinary surface-to-air missiles could not fly that high.

The high-altitude balloons tens of thousands of meters above Earth were already enough to give people endless headaches.

Unless these Plant Lifeforms could evolve into Godzilla and recreate that famous scene of shooting down aircraft with an energy beam.

Otherwise, even if the Burning Legion Warships lowered their altitude further, they would still have no countermeasures.

Even if the ships descended to a thousand meters, could the Plant Lifeforms really throw rocks up to hit them?

Treants might be able to throw rocks a thousand meters.

But that was a horizontal throw, not a vertical shot.

If Treants actually had to throw rocks upward, whether they could reach three hundred meters was questionable.

Against the Burning Legion's overwhelming technological superiority, the Plant Lifeforms could do nothing!

They were only suited to being powerful field troops that swept across the ground.

Expecting field troops to deal with high-altitude units, or even provide planetary orbital defense.

That demand was clearly unreasonable!

They only needed simple antiaircraft capabilities to deal with low-flying targets a few hundred meters up.

The vast majority of the Burning Legion's flying demons normally flew at altitudes of only a few hundred meters.

As for those strange, C'Thun-style demons called Beholders, they were, after all, a rare species with very few members.

In fact, there were very

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