A sneak attack? The orcs had worgs. Those beasts really were a threat; they were far too alert. Tossing a few bombs would have been better. Set off a handful, and even sleeping orcs would certainly wake up. Unfortunately, there were no bombs left.
If only he had ten or so crates of firecrackers right now! Failing that, even a crate of those huge Great Earth Thunder God firecrackers would do! He could tie a big one to an arrow and send it over to the orcs. It wouldn't matter where it landed, or even whether it reached their camp. Letting it explode nearby would be enough! Set off a few just as they were drifting to sleep, and they would spend the whole night jumping at every little sound. Not a single orc would get any sleep.
Sneaking into the village without firing a shot, like the Japanese invaders, wasn't going to work. But he had used up all his bombs, too. What now? He needed a plan, but what could he do? Getting too close was definitely out. As Sylvanas had said, if things went wrong, his clever trick might backfire, and they could end up walking into an ambush themselves. That would be a terrible loss.
They could only make loud noises to disturb the orcs, and they had to make them feel threatened as well. But aside from bombs and firecrackers, what else could make that much noise?
Loudspeakers? Well, they didn't need loudspeakers here. They had Amplification Magic, which was much better. But how useful would shouting from a distance really be? Would they call out to them like the People's Liberation Army calling out to Kuomintang troops? Tempt them with pork stewed with glass noodles? The orcs probably weren't hungry enough to surrender for