The Orks' Transformation

Bloodhowl Zack had already gleaned the humans' tight deployment throughout the Ghoul Stars from the encounter at Ulan Huda.

It seemed the humans had received the warning from Ashen Claw, whom Boss Kork had let go.

They were gathering more shrimps, cans, and warships from across the galaxy around the Ghoul Stars.

A grand war far surpassing any before it was about to arrive. The thought alone made Zack's blood surge with boundless excitement.

If he relied solely on superior numbers to launch a frontal assault, Zack had no confidence that he could still gather enough forces after breaking through Nostramo's ironclad defenses.

After all, that was only one defensive line, and there would be many more beyond it.

He was proud, not stupid. Before sending them out with the Ork legions, Boss Kork had repeatedly warned them to be cautious.

Humanity was the galaxy's dominant power in this era. They absolutely could not be underestimated.

Zack was an Ork warlord who reflected on himself. Now, he had even learned to think about humans the way humans thought.

He had also realized a fact: if Greenskin Orks truly wanted to defeat an enemy as powerful as humanity, they first had to learn what made humans formidable.

The first step was to imitate humanity and establish a complete command structure.

Before this, Orks had mainly relied on instinct and intuition in war. Every individual obeyed the commands and orders of the Ork warlord.

Rather than independent individuals, Greenskin Orks were essentially Gestalt-minded weapons of war.

Once a key Ork was slain, the lower-ranking combat units would collapse as well.

Bloodhowl Zack did not think this Gestalt model was bad. As long as the Ork leader did not collapse, the Ork boys below would not collapse either.

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