The Mogu were tight-lipped.
Their souls were tenacious, too.
But faced with endless torment, they finally gave in!
When it came to willpower, the Mogu fell far short of Dreadlords.
After learning the exact location where Y'Shaarj's heart was buried, Herad raised it from underground.
After the Titan Aman'Thul tore Y'Shaarj apart with his bare hands, the Old God's heart was stored in an underground chamber, and the giant Norushen was assigned to guard it.
In the game, Garrosh Hellscream defeated the giant Norushen and obtained Y'Shaarj's heart.
Then Garrosh Hellscream used Y'Shaarj's heart to corrupt the Vale of Eternal Blossoms and turned himself into a Void monster covered in tentacles.
The danger posed by Y'Shaarj's heart was easy to imagine, given its ability to corrupt an entire region!
It was a terrifying power that could change the very face of heaven and earth!
Herad did not know how powerful Y'Shaarj's heart was in reality.
But Norushen, who was responsible for guarding it, certainly knew.
All he had to do was ask him to find out what the situation was.
By then, Norushen had already discovered that a mighty Power of the Earth had raised the chamber to the surface.
He opened the chamber's doors of his own accord and walked out.
He saw a fierce-looking Rock Stone Giant with tusks walk out.
Herad guessed that this ugly, ferocious-looking fellow must be Norushen.
Setting aside Norushen's size, his appearance was much like that of the Mogu.
Presumably, the Titans had used him as a template to create the Mogu.
In fact, Orcs also looked somewhat like Norushen.
Perhaps Aggramar had also drawn on Norushen's template when creating life on Draenor.
After all, Aggramar was a combat-oriented Titan and was not good at original designs.
When Norushen walked out of the