After leaving the Cameroon Kingdom, Saine passed through several more orc nations.
The Orc World truly deserved to be called a large plane. The abundance and prosperity of species here surpassed those of a Medium Plane by far.
The Faelun Continent might have exceeded the Orc World in territory and richness, but in terms of the number of species, the Orc World was not necessarily inferior.
Moreover, after arriving in the Orc World, Saine had more than once marveled at the Orc Race's spirit of enduring hardship and hard work, as well as their unyielding character.
No wonder orc warriors were the best-selling Slave Creatures in the Wizard Alliance. With their sturdy chests and muscles, they proved their worth.
And the overwhelming majority of orcs were simple, upright, and loyal.
There were rarely incidents of them betraying their masters, and their daily needs were equally simple—so long as their stomachs were full.
The frequent famines in the Orc World were not entirely caused by barren land and overpopulation.
Every strong, vigorous orc warrior possessed an outrageous appetite.
Powerful bear-people, lion-people, and tiger-people standing several meters tall consumed enough food in a single meal to feed nearly a hundred rat-people.
Among the Orc World's main combat races, the Minotaur legions, which served as the mainstay, were even more outrageous in this regard.
Every Minotaur warrior had four stomachs!
Fortunately, the Minotaurs were omnivores, and the extra stomachs were generally used to store food. Otherwise, no orc kingdom could withstand such consumption.
The vibrant and colorful Orc World left Lina, who was visiting a large Alien Plane for the first time, deeply impressed.
Even the Orc Race's vast and varied diet was a major attraction.
For those weaker orc tribes, aside from clods of earth and sand, they ate practically everything.