While the Tol'vir cheered the beneficial geological changes in the desert, Herad happily took stock of his gains from the trip.
Perhaps it was because the Titans had used up a great deal when creating their obsidian constructs.
Uldum did not have as much obsidian as Un'Goro Crater.
Still, smelting the raw obsidian ore yielded more than three hundred thousand tons of obsidian.
Herad had nearly gathered enough raw materials for his million-ton Obsidian Warship.
Having met the most basic target in his grand shipbuilding plan, Herad left Uldum in satisfaction.
He had not so much as glanced at the Halls of Origination throughout the entire trip.
The several Bronze Dragons assigned to watch him were all very pleased with his restraint.
That dangerous energy facility really was nothing worth looking at.
But there were always lunatics blinded by power who wanted to meddle with it.
If Herad did the same, the Bronze Dragons would have a real mess on their hands.
After all, he was a comrade who had fought the Qiraji alongside them.
When entering Uldum, Herad had chosen to fly the whole way in.
In a place surrounded by temporal and spatial traps, caution was essential!
There was no need to be quite so careful when leaving.
He had already ascertained the state of the seals, so he could simply teleport away.
What Herad planned to do next, however, was still not to build his million-ton Obsidian Warship.
After returning the Hourglass imbued with powerful time power, he continued searching Kalimdor for obsidian.
That was just human nature.
No one ever thought they had too many resources on hand.
Yet the obsidian reserves in the northern regions of Kalimdor were pitifully small!
In places like the Barrens, especially, Herad could not even muster the desire to dig.