Herad summoned vast numbers of plant lifeforms into the World-Soul to dismantle the Titans' remains and Antorus, the Burning Throne. This outrageous conduct deeply provoked Sargeras, who was on his way back.
Although Sargeras had backstabbed his own brothers and sisters,
that did not mean he would let enemies desecrate their remains.
For an enemy to do such a thing was a slap in the face of the Titan race.
But to Herad, a carbon-based lifeform, dismantling the remains of silicon-based lifeforms was nothing special.
It was really just a form of mining.
The mines being excavated simply had origins that were a teensy bit too impressive!
Still, he would not be intimidated by their backgrounds.
After all, they were all dead except Sargeras.
So the dozen or so Titan corpses present were simply a dozen or so enormous mineral veins.
He could mine them without a care.
When the Titans were alive, their bodies had been incredibly tough.
Even a high-yield hydrogen bomb would only have broken their skin.
These dead Titans were another matter.
The plant lifeforms deftly drilled holes with their tools, then packed them with explosives and detonated them.
Large chunks of metal were broken off, then transported away to be melted down and recast.
The metals that made up the Titans' bodies were good stuff!
They all fell into the category of magic metal.
For instance, the death-aspected metal from Argus the Unmaker.
Of course, the Titans would not boast about what high-end metals their bodies contained.
Sargeras claimed that his body was bronze.
But how could a metal that blazed with roaring flames without melting possibly be bronze?
Yet no one had the ability to dig a piece out of Sargeras to study.
Even the Pantheon, made up of over a dozen Titans, had