Seeing the Heavy Energy Cannon strike the Demons' gathering place and flatten everything within a radius of dozens of kilometers,
Alleria and Sylvanas were deeply shaken.
When it had struck Argus the Unmaker on the forehead earlier, the flash had vanished in an instant.
This time, raging flames burned the earth red.
Beneath the flames and mushroom cloud, scarcely anything in the Demons' gathering place remained intact.
The attack, comparable to a world-ending forbidden spell, created an enormous lake of magma in the ground.
Once this magma lake cooled and solidified, it would form a smooth, level expanse of lava rock.
If some areas contained highly pure quartz sand, they might even happen to melt into glass.
In space-based science fiction games, this was called glassing.
But people in a magical world would only think of it as a powerful forbidden spell.
When the High Elf Mage corps encountered an enormous Forest Troll army,
they would choose to summon a composite fire spell covering a vast area.
At the sight of towering flames and fire raining down from the sky, most flesh-and-blood creatures would break down.
Thus, a single strike was often enough to shatter the Forest Trolls' morale completely.
But compared with the Heavy Energy Cannon's attack, the two were on entirely different levels!
Of course, this did not mean the High Elves had no trump cards.
If they truly burned their bridges, they could even shatter a continent.
During the Burning Legion's first invasion of Azeroth, the Night Elves had detonated the Well of Eternity, wiping out almost the entire invading Demon army in one fell swoop.
At the time, every major figure in the Burning Legion except Sargeras had been present.
The explosion caused by detonating the Well of Eternity had truly been the end of the