In the starry space around Argus, the Obsidian Warship appeared abruptly like a black rod and brazenly attacked the surrounding planets.
This was a show of force aimed at the Burning Legion's leaders on Argus, announcing that their trouble had returned!
And this time, it might bring more than trouble.
It might very well bring them utter destruction!
As long as Argus the Unmaker could not withstand it, everything the Burning Legion had built would be destroyed.
Once everything belonging to the Burning Legion was destroyed, what could they do even if they resurrected?
There would be no Burning Legion Warships, no Burning Legion Portals.
No matter how numerous the demons were, they could only wreak havoc on a limited number of planets.
If their souls could be imprisoned, they could be restrained even further.
Take the satyr demons native to Azeroth, for example.
In the past, they could wage guerrilla warfare against the night elves without any pressure.
Once their numbers reached a certain level, they could even launch large-scale surprise attacks.
The satyr demons, who could resurrect after death, were a nightmare the night elves could never shake off!
With the Soul-Snatching Bell coming into use and the growing pressure on resurrection in the Twisting Nether,
their numbers on Azeroth kept declining.
The pressure on the night elves grew lighter and lighter.
When the Obsidian Warship attacked the planets, the beholders responsible for reconnaissance did not discover that the enemy's strength had soared.
That was because the number of energy cannons installed on the Obsidian Warship had not increased.
In the darkness of space, the Obsidian Warship was highly deceptive.
The beholders only looked at the points of light shining on the Obsidian Warship.
They concluded that the enemy was still the same as before.
Kil'jaeden learned that