As the Titan Seat finished charging, its once-faint white light grew somewhat dazzling.
These fully powered Titan Seats could link into a single whole at any moment and fire a Tractor Beam at Sargeras.
Seeing that everything was ready, Mimiron issued a practiced command to the Pantheon.
White light flowed down from the four Titan Seats, following the arcane patterns on the Pantheon's floor to converge at its center.
Then a massive pillar of white light shot into the depths of the universe.
Herad sensed immense power over time and space within that pillar of white light.
He was not surprised that the Pantheon could unleash such powerful temporal and spatial energy.
The Titans' power could shake planets.
To pull a powerful Titan back, ordinary energy would be useless, no matter how strong it was.
Only an enormous amount of temporal and spatial power could accomplish that.
Otherwise, a slight struggle from the Titan would break him free of the Tractor Beam.
So imposing sufficiently powerful restraints was absolutely necessary!
In the game's cinematic, Sargeras struggled desperately against the Tractor Beam's restraints.
Even as he was about to be trussed up like a dead dog, he still stabbed Azeroth with the Giant Sword.
The real Sargeras would only react more violently than he had in the game.
When Sargeras, who was traveling at the time, sensed the Tractor Beam from the Pantheon, he drew the Giant Sword in agitation and swung it.
He tried to cut through the Tractor Beam that spanned time and space.
But this special method could not be interrupted through physical or magical means.
Invisible temporal and spatial forces bound Sargeras firmly.
Though they could not bring his movements to a complete halt.
They could turn him into an old man on his last legs.
Watching