The chief tells his men that they are taking on the Orc army, and that the decisive battle is to be fought in the wetlands. He tells them to stay calm and to follow the plan they have set up. The chief says that his master has asked the lizard men to ally with him against the Orcs. He says that he has never heard of the name of the man, but that he does not want to be mocked. He adds that the man is even more powerful than his master, and the battle will have to take place either way. He also says that the lizard man is open to the idea of meeting him in person, but he must first prepare and travel. Finally, the chief says, he has received a message from his master saying that he should also watch his back. The orc army has already encroached upon the great cavern, but there is no reason to worry, he says. The lizard men must use the natural labyrinth in order to ensure that all the orc soldiers are set upon by the same number of lizardmen. He warns them not to go through with the plan, as it will only exhaust them.