The tribal chief of the Ogres, Kajin, was wise. His Intelligence was 43. Not only was this high for an Ogre, but it was also high compared to other tribal chiefs. Therefore, he immediately understood what his Endlessly Looking Down God meant when the god told him to wait rather than going south to their enemies.

The Lizardmen were waiting for the opportunity to take over the northern coast. They had already attacked the Elves, and had created bad blood between the Centaurs and Ogres, which led them to fight each other. However, the Lizardmen were weak against the cold, limiting the time frame in which they could keep an eye on and take over the northern coast. Once it got cold again, the Ogres would be able to loot the Elf villages and deal with the weak Lizardmen. However, things didn’t work out so great.

Since Kajin was wise, he knew how to let out his anger even when he found out he was tricked by the Lizardmen. Instead of beating up his elite Ogre warriors, he beat up the Goblins, whose numbers quickly increased even after some were killed.

Kajin knew the empty wilderness and the burnt Elf villages were the work of his enemy, but that was the end of it. He believed this kind of wasteful battle of attrition would also be damaging to the Lizardmen,...