The sight of Kil'jaeden anxiously stroking his tendrils was captured by a reconnaissance satellite passing over the city in low orbit.
The reconnaissance satellite took remarkably clear images of the scenery on the ground.
Yet to the demons on the ground, including the Beholders with their extraordinary vision, it was absolutely invisible!
No matter how low a planetary orbit was, just how low could it get?
Besides, even if the reconnaissance satellite were placed right in front of them, these uncultured demons would not recognize it.
These muscle-brained maniacs knew only violence and would merely consider it a slightly odd-looking metal construct they could smash with a great axe.
As for the Mo'arg Engineers who understood science, they were all inside laboratories or workshops.
When would they ever have a chance to encounter a reconnaissance satellite floating in planetary orbit?
This purely technological creation kept all the demons under surveillance, including their leaders.
Even though Kil'jaeden possessed extraordinary magical perception,
he showed no reaction whatsoever to being photographed.
After all, it was merely an inanimate object receiving reflected light!
The high-resolution images captured by the camera were converted into radio signals and transmitted.
The Broken troops deeply concealed on Argus acquired this information through signal receivers and devised their next course of action.
When the Broken saw Kil'jaeden, the traitor who had sold out his planet for personal glory, they all expressed their contempt.
He was nothing but a despicable collaborator who had shown the enemy the way in. Why pretend to be some great sage worrying about his world and its people?
In truth, Kil'jaeden certainly regretted it.
The Eredar had nearly eternal lifespans.
As one of the Eredar Triumvirate, he had enjoyed an exalted position.
Had he not been deceived by the Fallen Titan Sargeras, how could he