The Orcs found it extremely difficult to attack the Goblins' central defense line. Despite their limited resources, the Goblins had the advantage of vast territory to fall back on and greater manpower, allowing them to grudgingly hold their position for the time being.
Forty thousand well-equipped Orc troops continuously launched offensives against the 100,000 Goblin defenders, vividly illustrating the grim reality of the battlefield.
While the Orcs attempted to fill the gaps with firepower, ultimately suppressing the Goblins, the Goblins, in turn, were filling the massive gaps in their central defense line quite literally with their lives.
In the direction of Dingcheng, the battlefield had become a sea of corpses and rivers of blood. On every position, corpses of soldiers from both sides covered the ground. Even the trees had been blasted bald by shells and aerial bombs, leaving only stumps standing desolately across the war-torn land.
