Madadh glanced to Tilyana as she corrected him, but bit back a reply. His inquiry had not been made out of ignorance; merely poorly phrased. He was not nearly so capable of spinning words as they were: his questions were simpler. The number of orcs that had died was mildly important by his line of thinking. If scores had died, and yet they continued attacking, it meant they truly had a substantial force from which to draw. Madadh was familiar with battle in a more tribal format, without a true army. The focus was not in the defence, but in depleting the enemy's resources before your own ran out. But this town was run differently, and these people thought differently. He had to remind himself of that. They thought about themselves in conflict rather than about the enemy. It was a strange perspective to him.