Herad had set the Ethereals' homeworld ablaze, then headed to another Void planet to stir up trouble and lie low for a while.
The Ethereals, however, did not consider this a bad thing.
Their highly intelligent leaders had also quickly guessed who had done it.
After all, only Herad met the criteria of possessing tremendous strength and having no fear whatsoever of the enemy's powerful forces.
He had taken advantage of the evil demon god Sargeras's absence to tear apart Argus, the Burning Legion's main base, and had even occupied it without the slightest fear.
Who else in the universe could actually put that into practice?
The Ethereals could only admire him wholeheartedly.
In truth, the Ethereals also had the strength to do it.
But they did not dare make a mortal enemy of Sargeras.
Once enraged, Sargeras would certainly go around destroying planets that did business with the Ethereals.
That would undoubtedly cast a heavy shadow over their business!
Seeing Herad do what they wanted to do but did not dare to, the Ethereals naturally admired him.
Thus, they learned that the Voidwalkers occupying their homeworld had been burned, yet the evil Dimensius had uncharacteristically failed to appear.
The first person the Ethereal leadership thought of was Herad, who had just caused a major incident.
Moreover, during a recent transaction, the merchant Sullivan had indeed mentioned what had happened to their homeworld.
Sullivan had clearly explained both the homeworld's location and the situation with the enemy.
Seasoned and shrewd, Sullivan had noticed at the time that Herad was interested in Dimensius.
Having already killed Argus the Unmaker, it was perfectly natural for him to want to challenge Dimensius, the Devourer of All Worlds.
Dimensius was extremely powerful, and his ability to escape back into the Void World was practically