The nations once again unleashed a frenzy of human hunting. But this place had always been a forbidden zone for humans. If they were not turned into livestock, they became slaves, so the hunts naturally yielded very little.
At that moment, Demiurge stepped forward and shouted to them, "Do you know where to find such delicious ingredients? Just go west. The hills and forests there are full of humans. Eat as many as you want. You won't have to fight until your heads are bloodied over a single thigh."
Demiurge's way of inciting the demi-humans reminded Ainz of popes urging Europeans to launch the Crusades. Both were expeditions born of greed.
One was for plundering wealth, while the other was for hunting food.
Under Ainz and the others' manipulation, the six central nations and the loose demi-human tribes began to stir. They gathered nobles and armies, determined to wipe out the human nations of the west and establish pastures on their lands to feed their ravenous appetites.
Demiurge then quietly withdrew, ensuring that he no longer appeared in public. Even if the Imperium of Man did not come to attack them, the demi-human armies would attack it. They simply could not mobilize as quickly as the Imperium of Man. One had armored vehicles, while the other could only rely on wooden carts pulled by livestock. Even with magic, the difference in transport capacity was worlds apart.
Of course, provoking this war was not Ainz's true objective. What he wanted were the souls that would die in the war, to be used by the True Dragon Lords to cast immensely powerful Wild Magic.
The more demi-humans and Orks died, the better. Their corpses would also be reanimated by Ainz and sent charging at the Imperium of Man's armies. Even if someone