The battered Badgerfolk posed far less of a threat than Great Zhou, which had defeated them before.
Not to mention that while wiping out the Badgerfolk, they could not only seize more regional resources but also obtain a great deal of food from the badgers.
For the Werewolf Tribe and the Kobold Chieftain's tribe, this was a case of killing two birds with one stone.
Naturally, their own side would suffer casualties as well.
But understand this: for orc tribes that needed to survive the winter, appropriately culling some of the weak was also a good way to ease the food pressure within their ranks.
Especially for tribes like the Werewolf Tribe and the Kobold Chieftain's tribe—the fertility of both races was exceptionally strong.
By next summer, new tribe members would basically be born. Even after suffering heavy losses, as long as their race was not wiped out, they could fully recover their population in two or three years, and no more than five at most.
The only consequence of completely falling out with the Badgerfolk this time was that their future allied armies would lose the Badgerfolk as their Vanguard Army.
As the Vanguard Army, the Badgerfolk were thick-skinned and tough. Besides being capable fighters, their bodies could withstand a great deal of punishment.
If the Werewolves or Kobolds took their place, they would not be nearly as durable.
If they were made the Vanguard Army, they could only win through sheer numbers.
Now that Hei Ji had decided to make his move, he had naturally already thought this problem through.
Judging from Gang Ya's reaction earlier, the two sides had already fallen out.
The Badgerfolk were arrogant and domineering, and were also notorious for holding grudges. Even if he did not make a move now, there was a