The immense Pantheon thoroughly stunned Mimiron on his first visit.
Though he knew the Titans were enormous.
Mimiron still had only a vague idea of what a Titan looked like in full.
After all, Azeroth had clouds blocking the view.
Above a certain height, nothing further up could be seen.
Even with a cloudless sky, the light reflected by the atmosphere imposed limitations.
Observers standing on the planet's surface still could not see a Titan in full.
The only thing Mimiron could be certain of was that a Titan could pick up the enormous Old God Y'Shaarj with one hand.
Yet all he had seen at the time was a mountain-sized hand descending from the sky, digging Y'Shaarj out of the ground and tearing him apart.
Seeing an entire Titan was certainly impossible.
The Pantheon, an enormous artifact, came with ideal lighting.
Its interior also had straight, level lines, with nothing obstructing the view.
Still, after a few looks, there was little of interest in that empty interior.
After marveling for a while, Mimiron began his on-site survey.
Since he had been resurrected in a mechagnome's body, his own body possessed no special abilities.
But with the assistance of mechanical devices, Mimiron's overall capabilities were quite respectable!
Watching Mimiron fly back and forth in his Flying Machine, Herad thought of the old days when he had run Ulduar hundreds of times in the game without getting the Flying Machine to drop.
In reality, the Flying Machine looked fairly ordinary.
The thing was just a high-end open-top helicopter.
Its enormous popularity in the game owed itself to its extremely low drop rate.
If everyone had one, it really would not have been anything special.
Apart from looking a little sturdier, with its exterior shaped like half a mechagnome's head.
It genuinely