Herad naturally knew nothing of the conversations and preparations among the Burning Legion's leaders.
Thus, the Obsidian Warship continued following his plan, clearing out planets occupied by the Burning Legion.
Although he sometimes switched to another star system on the spur of the moment, catching the demons there off guard.
As long as someone clever put some thought into working out the pattern, however, they could intercept the Obsidian Warship head-on.
Kil'jaeden might not have been a clever person, but he was a clever demon god.
And his timing was particularly precise.
Just as the Obsidian Warship approached its target planet, ready to show what it could do, Burning Legion Warships appeared in every direction.
At regular intervals, a Burning Legion Warship appeared out of nowhere.
It looked as though they had been lying in ambush there.
In fact, those Burning Legion Warships that appeared so abruptly could indeed be considered an advance ambush.
While the Obsidian Warship was wreaking havoc on the previous planet, Kil'jaeden had already calculated that its next target would be here.
Then nearly twenty thousand Burning Legion Warships had rehearsed their deployment.
When they jumped in, they spread out evenly, forming an enormous encirclement.
When the piercing alarm sounded, Herad was teaching Alleria to play a game, guiding her hands with his own.
Hearing the alarm that signaled the highest threat level, his hand jerked violently, flinging the controller away.
The little character bouncing around on the screen immediately went out of control and crashed into a wall.
Alleria did not know what the alarm meant and instinctively picked up the controller from the floor to check whether it had broken.
When she looked up, however, she found that the wall that had displayed the game now showed the scene outside.
Every little black dot