In recent years, the tribal orcs had continuously poured resources into the battlefield in Durag.
However, the war had not unfolded as they had expected. Although the Nakma Demons' Black Knight Army had been stopped at Montainz Rift Valley, the allied orc and dwarf forces had also been cut off east of the rift. Vast stretches of land east of the rift had already been reduced to scorched earth.
The Nakma Demons continued to encroach upon Durag, and as of today, the last batch of Gray Dwarves had also decided to abandon Durag.
The Black Gold Mountains formed the northern defensive line of Mensa Plain. Once the Nakma Demons broke through the Black Gold Mountains, the Black Knight Army would enter the wide-open Mensa Plain.
Every year, the great chieftains of the tribal orcs gathered to discuss the war in Durag.
They were also deeply worried that once the Gray Dwarves completely withdrew from Durag, the Nakma Demons' Black Knight Army would turn its blades toward Mensa Plain.
Roy placed the pebble representing the Nakma Demons at the northwestern corner of Mensa Plain and said to Great Chieftain Grop:
"They came out of Abyss Hell. They certainly won't retreat to the bottom of the abyss on their own.
This war has to be fought sooner or later.
Now that the Gray Dwarves have withdrawn, the tribal orcs will have to face the Nakma Demons' Black Knight Army directly.
Rather than letting their iron cavalry run wild across Mensa Plain, we should take the initiative and enter Durag's Knee, using the defenses built by the Gray Dwarves to resist the Nakma Demons' Black Knights..."
While Roy was saying this to Great Chieftain Grop, Great Chieftain Hansahaim was seated in the tent next door.
When he heard Roy mention building a defensive