The Arcane Scavenger was shaped like a giant egg fitted with hands and feet.
Apart from the relatively complicated structures of its hands and feet, the rest of its structure was very simple.
In fact, it was just a tank for storing energy.
Very little of this energy storage container was actually used.
Even the Arcane Scavenger fattened up by the five First-Generation Paladins still had plenty of storage space left.
The energy stored inside its tank definitely did not exceed one-fifth of its capacity!
The reserves of the other Arcane Scavengers were even more pitiful.
They had not even filled one-tenth of their capacity.
Considering they were draining low-grade creatures like Mana Wyrms, storing that much was already pretty good!
Without high-quality energy sources like the First-Generation Paladins, they would not be able to fill their energy reserves for a very long time.
Herad therefore decided to shrink the tanks, reducing their maximum energy capacity by roughly one-fifth.
While shrinking the tanks, he would install thorium armor on the outside.
Their hands and feet would also be protected with thorium armor.
Once modified, the Arcane Scavengers would look like rounded suits of armor rather than giant eggs with hands and feet.
Greater tonnage and thicker armor naturally meant greater combat power!
As for the additional energy consumption, Herad glanced at Saidan Dathrohan and Tirion Fordring in the distance.
If he could coax these First-Generation Paladins into contributing, that little bit of consumption would be no problem at all!
The two First-Generation Paladins who had come with the knightly order suddenly felt a chill down their backs.
They scanned their surroundings but found no suspicious targets.
In the end, they suspected that Orcs were watching from the shadows, planning a despicable sneak attack.
That guess was not too far off