With the enemy blocking the Burning Legion Portal and killing every demon that came through, the demons felt thoroughly stifled.
The portal was only so large, and many of the powerful, hulking demons could not pass through it.
But lining up to die did nothing to dampen the demons' enthusiasm for battle.
Fighting to the death was what demons loved most.
They excitedly rushed into the portal and fought the enemy on the other side to the death, ultimately falling to the enemy's shameless mass attacks.
The demon big shots thought the same way.
War was not a children's game of house, where one could throw a tantrum and quit whenever something went slightly wrong.
So the war had to continue!
Of course, mindlessly launching suicidal charges was no solution either.
Soon, a batch of the most elite Wrathguards was assembled.
They donned heavy armored protective suits, prepared to die on the spot, and resolutely rushed into the Burning Legion Portal.
Wrathguards looked much like Felguards.
In fact, the differences between them were enormous!
The most obvious was the Wrathguards' large tails.
That was because they were Eredar demons, a different race from Felguards.
There was also a considerable gap in their strength.
The Wrathguards' paired one-handed swords were deadly, and they fought with even greater frenzy.
Their enemies would be chopped to pieces as easily as slicing through tangled hemp.
The Wrathguards charging out of the Burning Legion Portal swung their paired one-handed swords in a frenzy, forcibly hacking the surrounding plant army back.
Despite their swagger, Ulthalesh did not act.
Though these fellows were strong, they had yet to reach the threshold that would prompt it to act.
Having achieved a major breakthrough, the demons immediately pressed on against the enemy with renewed confidence.
But their advantage extended