Just as everyone was worrying about the potentially high death toll, Herad showed them scenes of the Plant Army locked in bloody combat with the Burning Legion.
The Burning Legion's main forces appearing on the Magic Screen were no longer the wild, unrestrained Felguards of the War of the Ancients.
The demons were so thoroughly encased in armor that it was impossible to tell what kind they were.
There were also mechanical demons whose bodies had been replaced with metal parts!
Some of those mechanical demons, steel from head to toe, even used highly advanced ranged weapons.
The Burning Legion's technological creations looked crude and barbaric.
Yet since they could perform mechanical modifications on bodies,
their technological level had to surpass Earth's by who knew how many times.
The gap in spaceflight might take thousands of years to close!
Fel, that filthy, foul, evil energy, provided a terrifying boost to technology!
For instance, Earth's technology could produce effects similar to electromagnetic weapons that fired directed, high-voltage arcs.
But battery capacity imposed a limit, making them completely unviable as mobile weapons.
Laser weapons used to shoot down drones had to be mounted on vehicles, hauling a pile of lithium batteries to function in combat.
Converting fel into electricity to power weapons, however, allowed unrestricted firing.
A single cola bottle of fel solution could meet all a mechanical demon's needs.
They could fire high-voltage arcs or lasers as much as they pleased.
However, although the Burning Legion's technological level was high, its production capacity was not.
Only Mo'arg Engineers and their Gan'arg worker underlings could manufacture reliable high-tech weapons.
These two technological units were variants of the Mo'arg race.
Even among a thousand or ten thousand Mo'arg, there might not be a single Mo'arg Engineer or Gan'arg worker.
As a result, the