Chapter 101: Difficult War Preparations (1) (2/2)

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“Our country isn’t even a part of their e such bullshi+t”

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“Why should we even have to listen to the Andrews E like this?”

“If they don’t like it, why don’t they come here and block the Republicans instead?”

“Exactly Can’t the King just say that to the Emperor?”

“XX … Maybe he’s afraid of the Andrews Empire”

“What’s there to be afraid of? It’s not like we’re lesser than thest the nobles of Strabus Kingdom spread to the ordinary citizens Up until then, the relationshi+p between the Andrews E country that was far away

That was it The two countries had nothing to do with each other before, but with this, the relationshi+p between the two of thedo that could bite its owner if it wasn’t tadom said the Andrews Erateful

This all happened about 30 years ago, and since then, the public sentiment in both countries has worsened

Milton had a rough understanding of what had happened between Strabus Kingdom and Andrews Empire It was a famous example of what a failed diploht in the Academy’s cultural class But ner’s perspective? Milton certainly hadn’t expected their relationshi+p would have deteriorated to this degree

‘Even still, I can’t believe they banned sending reinforcements in an all-out ith the Republic…’

The Andrews Edom would win even if they didn’t send any reinforcedoainst the Republic; the E that the Republicans would tire Strabus Kingdo this time was esti the news of the large invasion, the Andrews E to use this opportunity to properly ta any reinforcements from the Empire in the end? Then, the reinforcement troops combined is 170,000 And Strabus’s forces are about 300,000-400,000…’

Milton did the complicated calculation in his head And the conclusion he cah It’s different fro Bauchen spoke to Milton as frowning

“Truthfully, I didn’t expect dom’s reinforcements But… since our situations are the same, it’s definitely different froeneral Marquis Milton Forrest personally ca Bauchen got up from his throne, walked to Milton and personally raised hirabbed his hand

“As the King of Strabus Kingdoratitude for the dedication and friendshi+p that Lester Kingdootten down from his throne and held Milton’s hand to show his thanks While it’s natural to favorably treat the envoy who led reinforce a war, if you considered the difference in national power between Strabus Kingdoht noere quite extraordinary To be treated like this by a hout the generations However, Milton only had one thought in this situation

‘I’ with King Bauchen, Milton was guided to a separate residence within the palace The place he was led to wasn’t a residence that was used to host envoys from other countries; it was a palace called the Lion’s Palace where members of the royal family were born and raised in Milton, who had been born and raised as an aristocrat, was guided to a palace that was lavish to a degree he had never seen before whereby to wait upon hirant alcohol tried to tempt Milton, but he wasn’t in the h

“Things got co, Milton tried to inally, Milton’s plan was this:

The war that broke out in Strabus Kingdom was an incredibly serious war If the continent’s troops were to move and be defeated in this war, then because of this war, Republicanism may really cover the entire world To be honest, in Milton’s eyes, monarchy or republican, they were all the same, but since he was born into a monarchy, republicanism was the enemy Therefore, the war must be won at all costs

That’s why he had left behind not one pretty fiancées but two of theth of er than that of republicanis, in which ith the kingdoths focused, it was an opportunity to end the Republic with overwhel power But…

When he arrived, Milton realized that he was the only one taking this war seriously

Other countries had brought half the reinforcele troop as reinforceh there were situations where you can and can’t let eovern a country

Fro was different froinally, he had planned to crush the Republic with an overwhelth of 1 fried was a master of war, Milton had the conviction that with three tifried could have been destroyed

It is proven throughout Earth’s history that the surest way for a larger opponent to defeat a smaller opponent was to spread out If the asn’t just lido, then that smaller opponent would have further divided in order to respond Then, inevitably, the difference in nuer opponent would win in the end

This would be how the strong would eat the weak and this had been Milton’s plan

But…

He had never thought that the neighboring countries would be so uncooperative