With the dwarves' defenses breached, the army of the El Empire also successfully entered the territory.

It can be said that the El Empire's war plan to confront the whole world has almost succeeded.

Zell's warriors are indeed quite strong, but Alice's Earth Devourer is even stronger.

There are no fancy mechanics, just simple and unpretentious stats. What "God of War"? I thought it was a speed bump.

Dylan's wizarding abilities are diverse, and there are many skilled wizards among them, but besides Karen, there are other Supreme Alchemists here.

What? You mean what's going on with the orcs?

The war against the orcs was as simple as it gets.

Orcs do not have a unified nation; instead, they are divided into tribes of varying sizes based on the size of their territories and their population.

They are able to have a place in this world by relying on their innate physical superiority over humans and dwarves, as well as the rapid reproduction ability of low-ranking orcs.

Now, the good days are over.

For reasons unknown, the old emperor mounted his castle on a Titan and used it to raze them to the ground.

It can be said that wherever the army went, the enemy truly fled at the mere sight of them, and there was little resistance whatsoever.

"Boss, what did you see? Why are we running away?"

"Shut up, stop talking nonsense. A mountain is heading our way. If you don't run now, are you waiting to die?"

"boom……"

The moment they saw the Titan, an orc army was already preparing to flee.

However, before they could escape, the Titans' cannons were already aimed at that position.

With one shot, not a single one escaped; the orcs below all became acquaintances of the emperor.

"Boom..."

On the plains, armored vehicles advanced, and standard-issue Titans surged forward. A week had passed since the Emperor and his forces invaded, and only then did these orcs consider joining forces to resist.

However, given the extent of their cooperation, it's hard to call them united; at the very least, they each have their own ulterior motives.

They executed the so-called "Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain" tactic very well.

Simply put:

Their retreat and subsequent advance were swift as the wind.

They maneuvered and encircled the enemy, their movements as slow and deliberate as a forest.

They plundered the countryside, their invasion raging like fire.

When our allies are in trouble, we remain steadfast as a mountain.

Even if they can't beat the alchemists, they can at least turn on their own people and rob some money or something.

Several beast kings were still fighting on the front lines when they discovered that their tribe had inexplicably lost a large amount of supplies.

The logistics support team arrived, but the supplies they delivered were 80% less than what was agreed upon.

You asked where those lost items went? I don't know, anyway, it has nothing to do with the grease on the transport captain's lips.

A vibrant scene of life, where all things flourish, is right before our eyes.

"bump……"

Inside a tent, a claw punched a table, reducing the table's HP by 1.

"If this continues, our allied forces will be finished sooner or later!"

Look at the arms delivered today, that's what I paid for, my money, my money!