Chapter 202: A Trick (2) (1/2)
Chapter 202: A Trick (2)
“What’s the dae?”
Milton ie of his army
“There are 1,500 casualties and 2,000 injuries, sir Of those injured, there are about 500 that are severely injured”
‘The total dae is 2,000?’
Milton frowned at the unexpectedly high dae than yesterday”
“It can’t be helped, sir The battle itself was harder than yesterday because the ene close to each other”
“Is that so?”
“Yes, sir They fought so desperately that even five Southern Knights died”
“The knights? Regular soldiers killed them?”
“Yes, sir Froht and dragged him doith them as they fell off the wall”
“Crazy bastards…”
Milton bit his lower lip
As a Master, no matter how stubbornly soldiers attacked him, Milton just had to cut thehts who had codom’s soldiers on the wall clearly experienced the evil depths of the Republican soldiers Seeing the Republican soldiers disregarding their lives and bodily throwing the
Seeing Milton’s expression getting worse, one of his officers spoke up
“But sir, the Republicans also suffered The battle was the saes ht, sir If the war continues like this, we’ll definitely win”
Milton nodded at his officers’ words
“I think so too”
It was cruel, but as a game of numbers Which side had more deaths? That hat determined on or lost Even if a lot of their ownas more enemies were killed, they would be successful A situation in which a strategy led to their own troops hardly dying and only the ene destroyed was rare and it was debatable whether it would even happen once out of a hundred times Usually, a war involved many casualties on both sides
In that sense, the Lester Kingdo, but…
‘There’s no way it would continue like this Siegfried will definitely play a trick’
The reason Milton wasn’t looking too happy was because of his opponent If Milton considered Siegfried in terfried was comparable to Napoleon or Hannibal Would someone like that really use up his troops so carelessly and lessly? Milton didn’t think so
‘What the hell are you doing, Siegfried?’
Siegfried summoned Eliza to his barracks and barred everyone else fro over a beautiful woman to his barracks to be alone with her, it was the perfect situation to bethe surrounding area, Siegfried avoided being ot directly to the point
“How is it going?”
“Not bad I think it’ll be alright to increase the ratio a bit ht bit of change can’t be helped And…”
Eliza paused for a bit before continuing
“If we co with, then on’t have to worry about rumors, would we?”
Eliza’s words were a bit drastic, but she wasn’t wrong
“Fine I’ll leave that part to you If you can show me definite results, I’ll increase ht smile
“I’ll do fried summoned Jake
“Jake, I’ll explain tomorrow’s operation to you”
“Yes, sir”
“Tofried explained the complicated plan to Jake It hadn’t been empty words when he told his officers that they would capture Meichi Castle within three days
‘Toet Milton Forrest’s head’
Siegfried decided to finish it tomorrow
The third day
Depending on the battle, a siege could, and was expected to, last severalat all But oddly enough, the soldiers were extreain?”
“Unpleasant little fckers…”
“Did they coht in a war in their last life? da, the Lester Kingdo to beco That’s how exhausted they were
The Lester Kingdoed, not the ones attacking, and yet, for thee was It was only the third day, but it seeth for several ed were this tired, then the ones attacked had to be much more tired That would be nore!”
“Brothers! Let us ed forwards as if they didn’t knohat exhaustion was
“Those crazy…”
The Southern Knights sighed as they looked at the Republican soldiers
In the past, a Strabus Kingdoainst the Republicans: [The Republic’s greatest weapon is the people’s blind faith in their ideology]
When the Republic had been founded, the leaders had thoroughly instilled Republicanism into all the people As a result, when on the battlefield, every single Republican soldier often fought desperately without fearing death They believed that regardless of the outco as they killed one more enemy, then even if they themselves died, it would still lead to paradise in the future It was to the point that it wasn’t just an ideology of a country, but becaion
From the standpoint of the Republican’s opponents, it was a real headache
‘Guess it can’t be helped, they’ve always been like that There’s nothing else to do but to respond to thehts encouraged the soldiers and steadfastly lead thee
“Fire!”
When the enean to attack