In the game, the Burning Legion had a pitifully small number of Burning Legion Warships.
Whenever the Burning Legion appeared in an invasion campaign, the Burning Legion Warships in the sky could be counted on one hand.
In reality, however, the Burning Legion had committed over four thousand Burning Legion Warships to the war on Nasrei alone.
Over four thousand Burning Legion Warships fell like fiery meteors, smashing the surface of Nasrei into vast stretches of ruins.
Those enormous craters silently mocked the foolish decisions of the Burning Legion's leaders.
But Kil'jaeden truly did not care about losing over four thousand Burning Legion Warships.
For a cosmic super-criminal organization spanning several galaxies.
Never mind losing a few thousand Burning Legion Warships.
Even losing over ten thousand Burning Legion Warships-what did that amount to?
What truly angered Kil'jaeden was that his side had committed so much strength, yet had not so much as harmed a hair on the enemy's head.
That black warship had extremely strange properties.
It seemed to possess absolute immunity to magic.
A warship like that really was impossible to deal with!
After carefully examining the footage his subordinates had recorded, Kil'jaeden soon spotted a clue.
The enemy ship's black armor seemed invincible.
In fact, after sustaining a heavy bombardment, the armor had taken on a faint green tinge.
If the firepower had been a little fiercer at the time.
Perhaps they could have blown apart that black warship, that supposed bottomless abyss.
Unfortunately, the Burning Legion Warships sent as reinforcements had never gathered in sufficient numbers throughout the battle.
As soon as they arrived, they chased that black warship all over the planet.
Then, in the back-and-forth battle, it shot them down one after another, turning them into fiery meteors that embraced the earth.
Kil'jaeden stroked the