Within the restricted area toward the rear of Flame Valley Fortress.
This was where Flame Valley Fortress stored its supplies. Ordinary soldiers were forbidden from entering, and anyone caught trespassing would be killed without exception.
By then, Flame Valley Fortress had already been captured, and nearly ten thousand beast soldiers guarded it. The air was filled with a charred smell. When the Elf defenders in the fortress had faced certain doom, they had tried to burn the supplies, but the attacking beast soldiers had stopped them in time.
The buildings the Elves used to store food were wooden structures, each over thirty meters tall and rectangular in shape.
The buildings stood on the ground like rectangular building blocks, arranged in neat rows. Since the Elves had planned to station troops here for a long time, the sheer quantity of their food reserves could be imagined.
The Great Forest of Elves did not actually produce much grain, but their allies, the Empire, could produce vast quantities of it. Through trade, the grain first went to the Great Forest of Elves and was then transported to the frontline battlefields. In return, the Elves had to provide various gemstones, something the Great Forest of Elves produced in abundance.
These gemstones were not ornaments but necessities for constructing spell formations. As the monopoly holder on spell formations, the Empire was naturally willing to provide food in exchange for gemstone resources from the Elves.
With a crack, wood chips flew in all directions. Dozens of gray orcs worked together to pry open a granary, and square blocks roughly one meter long, wide, and tall rolled out from inside.
This method of packaging food into blocks was one of the Empire's distinguishing features. Spell formations were used to seal the grain, making it easier to transport