Elf Forest.
The three Elf Queens who received the plea for aid wore grim expressions. They had long known that the humans were restless, but they had not expected them to be this capable of stirring up trouble.
Deep down, their dissatisfaction with the Beastfolk had also accumulated to a breaking point. If they lacked the strength to quietly activate their inheritance, fine—but why provoke the humans?
Looking back over every conflict and war between the Orc Empire and humanity, ninety-nine percent had been started by the Beastfolk. They were weak but loved picking fights, and deserved to get cut down.
Setting traps to lure and kill human Holy Domain experts—this sort of genius move was truly incomprehensible to the three Elf Queens.
Holy Domain experts seemed to prefer straightforward methods because they were powerful enough to be too lazy to think, not because they had no brains left.
Ambushing enemies with traps was theoretically possible. In reality, very few Holy Domain experts would willingly jump into a pit.
The facts had already proven this point. The anti-magic domain painstakingly created by the Beastfolk had done nothing except move themselves.
"Looks like we still underestimated Hudson. Using Giant Dragons as troop transports is absolutely a major innovation in the history of Continental War.
"From now on, the strategic value of Dragon Knights will rise again. Especially for nations without Dragon Knights, the threat is simply too great.
"Relying on rapid advances and surprise attacks, opponents would find it difficult to gather enough forces to retaliate in a short time.
"Within the alliance, aside from us, I fear no race can deal with this style of warfare independently!"
The Grassland Elf Queen said gravely.
The Elves were not afraid of this tactic because they had enough Holy Domain experts, along with