In the days that followed, Shield and his orc companions made regular visits to the elf village to collect more of the enchanted crops. Each shipment was carefully loaded onto carts and sent under Orcs escort to Raffguard. As the supply of magical food flowed into the orc nation, its effects on the populace were profound.
The healing properties of the food worked wonders on injured orcs, reducing recovery times and bolstering their overall well-being. The strength buffs turned already formidable warriors into near-unstoppable forces on the battlefield. Mana buffs allowed spellcasters to weave more intricate and powerful spells, while the increase in both mana and movement speed made Orc mages and scouts even more effective.
Chieftain Thalina, who had been instrumental in explaining the benefits of the alliance to the council, continued to oversee the distribution of the crops and their effects on the orc soldiers. Her meticulous record-keeping allowed the leadership to monitor the changes in the orc army as they adapted to this new source of strength, Chieftain Thalina increased the orc petrol to stop the human ambush, appointed orc warriors in all the orc village's for any upcoming danger from the human with now orc soldier having more stamina, strength and fast recovery it is now possibly also evacuate the faraway orc village into the capital for safety.
Word of these miraculous effects soon spread throughout Raffguard, leading to a surge in morale among the orc population. Many viewed the alliance with the elves as a lifeline, a means to ensure their nation's survival in the face of the looming human threat.
As the orc nation of Raffguard experienced a remarkable transformation with the influx of enchanted crops from the elf village, the humans of the neighboring nations began to take notice. Reports of the orcs' newfound strength and capabilities reached the human leaders, sparking both concern and intrigue.
In the city of Grayland, the largest human nation bordering Raffguard, King Cedric convened his council of advisors to discuss the shifting dynamics in the region. His furrowed brow conveyed the gravity of the situation as he listened to their reports.
One of his military commanders, General Aric, reported with a hint of unease, "Your Majesty, there have been numerous accounts from our scouts and spies along the border. The orcs have become noticeably more formidable. Their warriors exhibit incredible strength and resilience on the Orc Nation Border's, far surpassing what we've encountered in the past, it is also becoming harder and harder to sneck in there nation.
King Cedric leaned forward, his fingers steepled in thought. "Are there any indications of what might be causing this sudden increase in their capabilities?"
General Aric hesitated for a moment before responding, "We believe it's connected to their alliance with the elves. It's rumored that the elves are providing them with a unique type of food, which, when consumed, grants significant enhancements."
The king's advisors exchanged worried glances. The idea of the orcs receiving support from the elves was a cause for concern. King Cedric spoke with a measured tone, "We must gather more intelligence on this alliance. If the orcs and elves have indeed joined forces, it could shift the balance of power in the region."
In the neighboring human nation of Crater, Queen Isolde faced similar reports from her advisors. Lord Darian, a trusted member of her council, delivered the troubling news, "Your Majesty, our scouts have confirmed the increased strength of the orc forces along the border. They appear to be growing bolder and more organized."
Queen Isolde nodded thoughtfully. "Is there any indication of how this is happening? Have the orcs acquired new weapons or allies?"
Lord Darian replied, "It seems that the elves are supplying them with some kind of enchanted food. The details are still unclear, but it's evident that this alliance is bolstering the orcs significantly."
Both King Cedric and Queen Isolde recognized the potential threat posed by the orc-elf alliance. They knew that the orcs' enhanced strength could have dire consequences for their nations, especially if the alliance extended beyond the provision of enchanted food.
In the city of Midland, the third human nation sharing a border with Raffguard, Lord Ealdred, a prominent diplomat, addressed the situation during a council meeting. "My fellow council members, we cannot ignore the developments across our borders. The orcs are growing stronger, and if we do not act prudently, they could become a formidable force."
Some council members nodded in agreement. Lord Ealdred continued, "We should consider reaching out to the elves, exploring the possibility of an alliance with them as well. If they are supporting the orcs, we must ensure that we are not left at a disadvantage."