In a moment, the male orc was beaten to pieces and was dying. Not long after, he died.

But Avril was still not satisfied, so she walked to the next cell and continued to beat the male human inside until he was beaten to death. Only then did her anger subside a little.

She sat in a chair nearby, breathing heavily.

After resting for a while, Avril used the communication crystal to call her trusted maid and asked her to clean up the mess. She then returned to the palace and ordered several maids to help her bathe and change clothes.

In her heart, she was also constantly secretly planning her next plan.

After saying goodbye to Marquis Roderick, Martin planned to return to the camp to rest. After such an intense battle, he was exhausted both physically and mentally.

Lord White knew Martin was tired, so he did not bother him. Martin returned to his tent, and without even changing his clothes, he fell headfirst onto the bed and instantly fell asleep.

At the same time, Prince Herbert separated half of the remaining combat-capable troops and continued to march towards the western border of the Dwarf Kingdom to quickly reap the fruits of this victory.

As expected, the march went exceptionally smoothly, encountering almost no resistance. However, this smooth progress did not last long, as the coalition forces were blocked by a majestic dwarven pass, the Cast Iron Pass, in the western territory.

After learning of the obstruction, Prince Herbert quickly sent a communication, strictly ordering them not to attack rashly, but to wait until the subsequent legions had rested before fighting together.

After some discussion, several nobles and legion commanders selected a suitable location and began to set up camp. While resting, they quietly waited for instructions for the next move.

The Dwarf Kingdom was in chaos. Upon learning that the enemy had a Dragon Rider and five Sky Warriors, the Dwarf King decided that he could not continue.

If you want to buy peace through compensation, the worst that can happen is that you can ask the dwarves to make more knight armor to pay for the compensation.

However, the Orc Kingdom firmly opposed it. They had invested so many troops, but in the end, they were almost completely wiped out. Afterwards, they couldn't afford the ransom themselves.

The Dwarf King was also unwilling. He had already paid a huge reward when he sent the Orcs to fight, and the thought of it made him feel painful. Then he said he was only willing to redeem the Orc Kingdom soldiers.

The three parties each insisted on their own views and refused to give in to each other, making it impossible to reach a consensus.