The plan to lure the enemy has failed, quickly assemble the troops!

If we continue to delay here, the pressure on all the races is simply too great; we do not possess the capability to engage in prolonged attrition warfare."

The Silver Moon Wolf Emperor spoke with low spirits.

Anyone could have started the continental war, except they cannot be the ones to stick their necks out.

Within the Anti-Human Alliance, there are indeed too many forces dissatisfied with the Orc Empire.

If they are passively dragged into war, allies have nothing to say, but if they actively start trouble, it's a different story.

Everyone is trying their best to avoid war; firing the first shot at this time is essentially going against the allies.

Besides convincing themselves of this reason, the more important thing is that an active attack presents no visible chance of victory.

The inversion of the balance of power between both sides has led to a shift in the control over the war.

Luring the enemy deep is already the greatest risk everyone can bear, and it is also the one with the best chance of victory.

"Wolf Emperor, since the enemy is not taking any action, could it be that they are just waiting for us to assemble?"

As soon as King Bimon made this speculation, the faces of the orc high levels all turned somber.

On the vast grassland, trying to seek out the main force of the Orc Empire for a decisive battle is extremely difficult.

If they choose to evade, perhaps the war would last for three to five years, with both sides continuing to play hide and seek.

From the standpoint of the Alpha Kingdom, it's better to wait for the Orc Army to assemble themselves rather than searching around.

Sometimes, slow is fast.

To achieve a quick and decisive victory, they must deliver a fatal blow and annihilate the main force.

Theoretically, it's very difficult to encircle and annihilate their main force, but the enemy is the Devil King Hudson.

When thinking about Hudson's series of terrifying war achievements, most of which seemed impossible to win,

In the end, not only did he win, but he won very elegantly.

A guy adept at creating miracles, creating another miracle doesn't seem impossible.

What's more, the interior of the Orc Empire is not stable either; invaders from the Kingdom of God haven't been dealt with, and someone related to the Divine Spirit is causing trouble on the grassland with a group of Human Sanctuary.

The more they think about it, the more they feel this is the truth, and cold sweat trickled down the foreheads of many orcs.

They were just a hair's breadth from falling into Hudson's cunning plot.

After a sigh of relief, they were immediately troubled.

Uncovering the enemy's calculation does not mean they can find an appropriate countermeasure.

Splitting forces to delay time seems like a good choice, but war is fought with money and provisions.

After being tormented for so many years, the blood of the Orc Empire has already been almost drained dry; life for all the races is hard.

Fifteen years ago, when the Five Royal Clans ruled the Empire, the proportion of vassal races in the population was as high as 95%.

With the situation developing to this point, the population of vassal races now accounts for less than 40% of the Empire's total population.

On one side, it's because the large tribes domestically joined the power center, leading to the expansion of the ruling group; on the other side, the situation was too dire, countless weaker races were eliminated.

In the era where vassal races accounted for 95%, there was naturally room for manipulation.

Even using these cannon fodder as food would have been possible, but not anymore.

Continuing the previous way of playing, these weaker races are estimated to soon disappear from the grassland.

In fact, many weaker races have already chosen to leave the grassland and move into the resource-scarce mountains.

The situation on the grassland is a chaotic mess, and the orc high levels are powerless to stop this spontaneous migration.

All of them are fleeing because they can't keep living; setting an example by killing serves no purpose.

Hunger has overcome fear, sending troops to intercept them results in nothing but a fight.

If they win, they continue migrating; if they lose, the tribe is destroyed.

Staying means certain death; taking a gamble offers a sliver of hope, making this choice far easier.

The more severe the exploitation, the more vassal tribes flee.

With "cannon fodder" or "reserve grain" limited, everyone must use them sparingly.

"There's no need for wild guesses; Hudson's military tactics are unfathomable.

Before the dust settles, no one knows his real scheme.

The enemy has done nothing, yet we're already in disarray, that's the real blunder.

It's better to disregard these things and continue unfolding as per the original plan.

We cannot afford to delay, and the enemy cannot either.

The Elf Race has already mobilized, and if this drags on, the Elf Army will appear at their back.

Directly relay the information to our allies, let them know the enemy's sinister intentions, and urge the Elf Race to speed up."

The Bearman Emperor slapped his forehead and said.

Playing mind games on the battlefield with Hudson has really low odds of winning.

If it weren't for considering the impact, he wanted to tell his colleagues: the Demon King's mind is not on the same level as theirs, there's no need to attack his strengths with their weaknesses.

Since there's no confidence in defeating the enemies frontally, stick to the plan and keep circling around them on the grassland, continuously stalling for time.

Leave the task of defeating the enemy to the allies.

Perhaps in doing so, the losses of all races may be massive, but it stands in favor of a higher chance of success.

When no better plan can be found, a dumb method is also a way to solve the problem.

"The Bear Emperor speaks reason, the more crucial the moment, the more one must keep calm.

The enemy wants to delay, then we just exhaust them; even if tremendous losses occur, we accept them!

In the midst of testing patience, solving the internal hidden dangers of the Empire first remains the best choice."

The Hawkman Emperor hardened his heart and said.

External turmoil must be settled first internally; otherwise, the Orc Empire cannot be consolidated.

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