Wearing the Helm of Domination, Herad easily scanned the entire Eastern Kingdoms.
He finally confirmed that only the heartland of the Kingdom of Lordaeron had such an outrageous number of undead creatures!
Even the Forest Trolls and Jungle Trolls, the two branches of the troll race, had not taken things as far as the Kingdom of Lordaeron.
They only used undead creatures to guard tombs.
The Kingdom of Lordaeron, however, used abominations to pull plows in the fields and ghouls to cut grass and fell trees.
Undead creatures were incredibly efficient at doing the work of oxen and horses!
They only needed to consume one piece of meat for a day's work.
Something this useful naturally deserved to be developed on a large scale.
Faced with demands for answers from other nations, King Terenas confidently declared that this was a reasonable use of magical power.
After all, necromancy was also a form of magical power.
It might have been a disreputable dark practice.
But necromancers had also made the dead speak in the past, either to comfort their relatives or to identify criminals on the spot.
Now they were merely making the dead do more things and making them stronger.
With this seemingly reasonable justification, the other kingdoms naturally had no grounds to stop the Kingdom of Lordaeron.
Having finished scanning all of Azeroth, Herad took off the Helm of Domination.
The Icy Veins he had applied to himself was also about to expire.
After a thorough scan, he found that Azeroth's overall situation was still all right.
Things were relatively normal on the other two continents.
Undead creatures usually existed in special forms.
Conventional undead creatures were more likely to appear in troll territory.
Trolls, with their ancient traditions, had always been like this, so it was hardly surprising.