Chapter 117 (1/2)

Imperial Capital of Nemesis.

Emperor Rudolf was being reported by Count Voltas.

“Huh, did the Volga finally decide to move?” Asked the emperor.

“Yes, your majesty. There were reports of troops, Gigants, and other military supplies being delivered over the borders.”

“Kkkuk, foolish guys.”

Rudolf was about to create a border dispute to get rid of Luke.

However, in the middle of the execution of the plan, his thoughts changed.

As he was going ahead with the plan, he felt like hitting the Volga Republic by more scale troops.

Which was why he showed the convene of troops in the capital.

Laughing to himself, Rudolf asked Voltas,

“How is our preparation coming along?”

“There is a lot being prepared behind the Torlot Fortress. If the men enter, they might be taken down in just one shot.”

“It isn’t important to get them down in one shot. Rather, we must push them back and defeat them, make them pay for what happened eight years ago.”

Rudolf wanted to invade deep into the Republic soil and secure the territory of Volga for himself.

“Definitely will do that. I communicated to the Majesty’s loyalist Count Naiman, and have good news to report.”

“That is alright, just tell me how Luke is doing?”

Rudolf was wondering what the young man was up to.

“A spy has stated that he has been teaching his family fencing to win over the favor of the knights. For that reason, the troops in the fort have been motivated.”

“We get the final blow. Please tell me that there weren’t any knights or Gigants reinforced in the Torlot Fortress?” Asked Rudolf.

“They got more canons, but the number of knights and Gigants remains the same. There is no way for them to reinforce any military personal as Count Naiman is letting them know that he is a tough spot.”

“Huhuhu, the Fortress will collapse early, but we need to hold onto it from falling into the hands of Volga. Tell Count Naiman to plan well.”

“Understood, Majesty.”

Voltas bowed and after a while, he had a little disturbed expression.

“But, there was one report that was unusual, your majesty.”