Go visit the horde's camp in the morning

As you learned in the campaign against the Southern Kingdoms... fear is the best way to weaken a more significant untrained ****, so at daybreak, you decide to revisit the horde's camp... As you approach, an eerie early morning mist hangs over the wooden palisade wall... and you see the shine of helmets ducking behind the parapets. You approached with caution the last time you were here, .... but this time, you stand alone right in front of the rickety wooden gates and boldly yell out,

"Come out, you cowards! I must break words with your leader!"

The camp remains silent until moments later, the pissed-off leader comes out with a group of a hundred soldiers.

"Only one hundred soldiers this time, eh. Is your intelligent network so failing that you did not receive the report on what happened to the 300 hundred troops you sent after me last night?" You ask arrogantly, enjoying the scowl on his face before you add, "So few considering how easily we dealt with three hundred of them last night."

"I should have you run through, you little twit!" The man says, sneering at you.

"Now, now, let's not get upset like children..." Smiling, you taunt him, "You know I only lived by your rules. I wanted their lives... so I took them."

Enraged, the man shouts, "Damn you! That's not how our laws work!"

Looking around, you scoff, "Laws...? What laws!?" Pointing at the ground where the high elf was **** during your visit, you add, "Your men act like wild beasts... and should be treated as such... But don't worry... I'll remember your 'laws' next time you send soldiers out to kill me."

He simply snarls at you until you insist you meet his demands.

"Now, I am a reasonable man... so I come with an offer... release all your captives and leave these lands..."

He snaps back at you, "Yeah...? ...or what?!"

"Simple... how many nights can you afford to send pointless wave after wave of your men to their pointless slaughter at the end of our cold steel..." Looking at his troops around him and seeing them tremble, you add, "Well, clearly your soldiers know, am I right... I don't think the likes of you have the stones to lead them yourself..."

You quickly turn and walk away as he stammers. You know that if he attacks you with your back turned, he will lose the faith of his soldiers, and after last night he has pressed their loyalty to the breaking point.

When you return back to your new camp, you call your captains together and tell them to make preparations for an attack... that it will be here within the hour and most likely a lot bigger than last night.