Herad was busy repairing the Obsidian Warship's main cannon.
For the time being, he had no time to deal with what happened next on Argus.
However, the well-camouflaged Satellites overhead had been monitoring the Burning Legion's movements all along.
Satellites in a magical world operated the same way as those in a technological world.
They first performed optical observation and remote sensing of the planet, then converted the data and transmitted it.
But unlike technological Satellites, which needed solar cells for power,
these Magic Satellites did not need to unfold enormous panels.
The Arcane Energy Core did not absorb much arcane energy.
Yet it was enough to keep a Satellite running normally.
When necessary, it could also maneuver to change orbits multiple times.
Because it had energy to spare, it had more options than an ordinary Satellite.
In that respect, it was similar to Satellites powered by nuclear batteries.
But nuclear batteries would eventually exhaust their nuclear energy.
An Arcane Energy Core, on the other hand, could endure for all eternity!
This was another way magical power surpassed technological power.
These eyes Herad had placed in space monitored every movement on Argus.
For instance, Kil'jaeden was currently mobilizing the demons under his command.
He was having them work hard to bury Argus the Unmaker.
Although it looked a little ridiculous, it was an excellent way to deal with the situation.
Although he was only an unfinished Titan, Argus the Unmaker was still a silicon-based life-form.
As such, he did not need to breathe.
Even burying him underground would not kill him.
They only needed to bury this colossal behemoth underground and hide him.
Then, when that black warship returned, it would have no target to attack.
Demons transferred from various Burning Legion Worlds became miners, working hard to excavate the