They can basically handle three or four opponents by themselves, crushing them without any pressure.
The most impressive figure on the scene was Hades, who possessed the power of "death," making him incredibly useful for slaughter.
Many low-level orcs died suddenly; some may have simply glanced at Hades before collapsing and dying.
He simply walked forward silently, and all the orcs around him died.
He looked both handsome and impressive, and everyone silently thought to themselves, "What a show-off."
But we were also filled with envy. To be honest, after we fought them, we discovered the orcs' weaknesses.
While their minimum standard is high, their maximum potential is limited in this era where great power ultimately rests with the individual.
Without equally skilled experts, having many lower-level personnel is useless; a single expert can slaughter a large number of people.
This is also the development model of some hermit families nowadays; the family members are not many, only a few dozen.
However, their combat strength ceiling is very high; they focus all their efforts on cultivating a few successors, and the entire clan consists of genius-level powerhouses.
Actually, what we're doing now is quite interesting; this kind of organization truly reflects the essence of a nation.
Otherwise, it will end up like this orc tribe now—if you can't stop them, you simply can't stop them.
After all the experts were wiped out, this race was at the mercy of others.
I didn't do anything myself; I just let the centipede puppet fly in the sky and watched the slaughter below.
But suddenly, orcs began to kneel before me, and I began to feel a power of faith enveloping me.
They started calling me "Demon King," and I, very interested, wrapped the power of faith around my hands and examined them.
These orcs have very pure faith, which is probably largely due to their straightforward nature.
They condone the oppression of the weak by the strong and adhere to the belief that the strong are superior.
Now that they've been killed and subdued, there's no one left to resist; they're all kneeling on the ground, awaiting my judgment.
And everyone stopped killing; they killed these creatures that had resigned themselves to their fate and given up resistance.
They felt no sense of accomplishment, so even Hades stopped granting them death.
Looking at the orcs below, I felt a pang of toothache; I never expected it to turn out this way.
If they were determined to die rather than surrender, that would be fine, but now they've all laid down their weapons, knelt down, and begged for mercy, adopting an attitude of "let them be beaten or killed at will," which has really stumped me.
However, a strange change occurred at the scene: the power of faith merged with my own power of reincarnation.
A new power has emerged, and several orcs below have already received feedback about this new power.
A new evolution began; their bestial physical characteristics started to degenerate, and they all reverted to being human.
However, it retains the ability to transform again.
It's basically the power of the Beast God Weapon. Now, the Beast King's Palace, which was originally just a joke, has completely taken shape.
Moreover, it has become a major first-tier power. Looking at the changes below, I sighed.
They began actively refining this power, and the speed increased significantly, resulting in more beastmen undergoing transformation.
After Aizen and his group killed several orcs who were clearly resisting the conversion,
There was a massive surge in numbers; at least 50,000 orcs remained on the scene.
A total of 40,873 Beast God Soldiers were transformed; this is the extent of my knowledge due to the connection of faith.
However, there were no strong individuals left; those above the third realm were all killed.
Because those who cultivate to become gods have extremely firm minds and will not easily change their beliefs, the current headache is how to support these newbies.
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