Orcsen Oukokushi ~Yaban na Orc no Kuni wa, Ikanishite Heiwa na Elf no Kuni wo Yakiharau ni Itatta ka~ - Vol. 4 Ch. 11 - The Point Of No Return

[MangaDex]

 

[OWMWO]

"My king acorn is delishus, gotta follow him for life for heez nut."

 

[Momoehab]

here are the stuff i made for April fools if your lazy to search (pages 122, 123, and 124)
https://mangadex.org/chapter/04bf0e26-c244-4f1c-bb0f-1e2e93678384/122

 

[MagnaDrake]

Reading gives me conflicted feelings because no way a blip in a diplomatic letter like that is just cause to wage war.

But then I look at current real world situations and countries wage war for less offense. Crazy how it works.

 

[lswgamer]

"You absolute fool, you demanded we leave this 10 km stretch of river, now you have given me legal recourse on the international community to annex your entire country and parade your head on a pike across your burned capital."

 

[Ozmire]

I just love that any small reason for war just reiterates how much everyone hates the elves here.

 

[Baelgun]

I just love that any small reason for war just reiterates how much everyone hates the elves here.

Countries are about to create this world equivalent of the Geneva convention after the shit that's going to be done in Elfind.

 

[cryum]

Reading gives me conflicted feelings because no way a blip in a diplomatic letter like that is just cause to wage war.

But then I look at current real world situations and countries wage war for less offense. Crazy how it works.

Because it wasn't about the land. They were just doing Brinksmanship for fun, to clown on the orcs. Even if they prepared for war for that, it would take a year or two to prepare.

Not realizing that the orcs are ALREADY prepared.

 

[nomadicengi]

Reading gives me conflicted feelings because no way a blip in a diplomatic letter like that is just cause to wage war.

But then I look at current real world situations and countries wage war for less offense. Crazy how it works.

Why only look at the current stuff? We been waging war against others for petty reason since the start of humanity. They only needed a strong casus belli so other countries won´t go world war on their asses and also block any potential support the opposing party could possibly get while the conflict is on going.

I mean, will you wage war to support an ally who messed up in writing that letter? It's not really worth the time and money for it.

 

[MoonMurder]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR

 

[DaoFox]

the elves gone and FAFO

 

[Wolvenworks]

Reading gives me conflicted feelings because no way a blip in a diplomatic letter like that is just cause to wage war.

But then I look at current real world situations and countries wage war for less offense. Crazy how it works.

Wait till you find out about the war of the bucket.

Yes we’ve started wars for less, and for far more pettier reasons. In comparison, outright demanding your foe’s territory as if it were your own and demanding you write back to acknowledge the kissing of the ass is pretty much a solid casus belli, equivalent to slapping the king with a fish for shits and giggles.

 

[damadicius]

Bro tried so hard to find justification for this fantasy-world war while in our world some blokes just open fire, and invade out of nowhere (there are signs, but whatever) for no good reason. Reality is indeed stranger than fiction.

 

[Hootanic]

Reading gives me conflicted feelings because no way a blip in a diplomatic letter like that is just cause to wage war.

But then I look at current real world situations and countries wage war for less offense. Crazy how it works.

"Casus Belli" have always been important and are generally integral for maintaining unity and moral authority (the 'right and justness') for going to war. Nations typically go to war for only three reasons: Fear or threat; Resources; Pride. When reading the previous chapters, all the Orcsen allies have grudges against Elfind that amount to pride. Fear or threat has already passed, going to war for reasons of vengeance are often dubious in the eyes of outside parties, but a country with an unreasonable/unlawful claim to territory? That is a justification of war that can be defended within and without.

P.S. Just in case it wasn't clear, they are actually waging war to settle the wounded pride of all Elfind's victims and disrupt any future threats, but this is the reason they'll wave around if others ask.

 

[tremor3258]

"You absolute fool, you demanded we leave this 10 km stretch of river, now you have given me legal recourse on the international community to annex your entire country and parade your head on a pike across your burned capital."

Diplomacy is funny about what's polite.

 

[nobody2002]

It takes some real skill to enrage the usually calm, and collected Gustav. The elves are fucking around and are about to find out, lol.

Thanks for the upload.

 

[jipowap]

Wars have been excused over far pettier pretenses. Unilateral border change is a relatively damn good pretext to regime change your neighbour.

 

[Korvalus]

Remember people that Gustav has been waiting for an excuse to go ham (heh) on Elfind for a while now, and they just had to send a letter who not only demanded part of their territory (which could open a way for them to demand more in time if accepted), but also not addressing an issue Orcsen specifically demanded an explanation for. Gustav put a performance of utter fury to the Camelot diplomats to ensure they send the message how utterly furious he is about that so nobody bat an eye when the war starts.

Simply put, Gustav has been expecting and preparing for this moment and Elfind delivered it on a silver platter, sooner than expected in fact. War WAAAAAGH! it is.

 

[Orenoname]

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR

Youz thinkin' bout sum otha Orkz ya git.

 

[Knighto]

Reading gives me conflicted feelings because no way a blip in a diplomatic letter like that is just cause to wage war.

But then I look at current real world situations and countries wage war for less offense. Crazy how it works.

look up the martinovic affair or more known as "a glass bottle caused the collapse of Yugoslavia"