The orcs, under the effects of the artifact, knew no fear.
Their army had already separated into two. A large contingent faced the Union's forces coming in from the north, while the smaller contingent faced the relief forces approaching from the east.
It was a scene of pure carnage. From the north and east, the two forces struck at the same time.
The northern cavalry crashed into the orc lines head-on, breaking their front with sheer force. From the east, the second wave cut into their flank with lightning speed and precision. The orcs tried to hold formation, but the pressure came from two sides at once, leaving no room to stabilize.
The battlefield shifted within moments, and it was a sight to behold. The two relief forces did not spread out. Instead, they kept moving, curving their advance inward.
What began as two separate attacks slowly turned into a tightening arc. The orcs were forced to turn, then turn again, reacting to strikes that never stopped coming.
