Fifty thousand feet above the Iron-Crag Mountains, the physics of sky chemistry went on with total care.
Two million five hundred thousand liters of atomized peppermint-stone-glass emulsion met the crumbling embers of Mor’Zul.
The sky embers were not spiritual fire. They were charged spark-charged sub-hair-fraction carbon specks.
Each spark-charged carbon mote possessed a negative static-electric charge from the eight-million-volt demolition arc.
The atomized droplets of menthol and deionized quartz dust held an induced positive dipole charge.
They attracted one another across miles of freezing stratosphere with the inevitability of Coulomb’s Law.
Trillions of tiny collisions occurred every second in the upper troposphere.
Where an ember touched a droplet of menthol-stone-glass, it ceased to exist as an airborne blazing bright hazard.
