Watcher Algalon, who refused to retreat, was stabbed into a skyful of starlight by Ulthalesh.
His energy body collapsed into starlight that filled the sky, and his soul was suppressed by Ulthalesh as well.
This meant Watcher Algalon had been completely erased and could never threaten Azeroth again.
In truth, Watcher Algalon was not necessarily that dangerous.
He was a Watcher, not a Destroyer like Deathwing.
Perhaps he would not activate the World Reforging protocol as long as nothing was wrong with Azeroth.
But Herad did not dare gamble on how Watcher Algalon's mind worked.
The stakes were simply too high!
So high that no one could afford even the slightest appetite for risk.
So killing Watcher Algalon was still the safer choice.
Watcher Algalon was, after all, a half-finished Titan.
Yet he had died such an ignominious death on a mortal's whim!
All he left Azeroth was a starburst that flashed across the night sky.
The colossal bomb the Titans had left on Azeroth had been dealt with.
Next came dealing with the last Old God.
In fact, all the Old Gods were ticking time bombs the Titans had planted.
Who knew what Aman'Thul had been thinking back then!
If he had shredded all the Old Gods like squid,
there would have been no trouble at all.
Herad suspected that old fellow Aman'Thul had intended to keep enemies around to bolster his own importance.
As for whom he wanted to impress by doing so,
of course it was the World-Soul gestating within Azeroth's core.
As the leader of the Titans, Aman'Thul would certainly take good care of a Titan who had yet to mature, earning its goodwill in the process.
If he dealt with all the Old Gods in one go, how could he show off his strength as