Continental Hero Senki

I was able to worship the morning sun safely. Nannon. Nannon.

"Report what happened."

And this is the moment the Tarnovsky Platoon Commander returns.

Well, it's black on one side around. By the way, the enemy soldiers that were burning and the captain-like people seemed to have retreated, and there were no bodies left. It's amazing how you survived that situation.

But I can't just be impressed. It hurts to miss enemy soldiers.

Just report it. It's just a tease.

I'll skip talking to the princess about knowing who the princess is.

"... I will not question the fact that I sprinkled fine liquor to spare my escort"

"Was I that fancy?"

"Oh, one bottle of ale equals my salary for a year"

What's scary about it? What do I do, you flipped every barrel?

"So, platoon commander, what was the damage to the infantry?"

"... four killed and seven injured in the war. Among them, one cadet died in battle and three were injured."

"Really?"

There wasn't a very close person there......, but it comes to mind a little. I hear someone I know is dead.

"I know how you feel, but we don't have time to be sad. The enemy cavalry will probably attack again."

"... I know"

Yes, the battle is not over yet.

Lt. Tarnovsky had apparently defeated several enemy cavalry rides and captured one horse. The horse was used to provide reinforcements to the 3rd Division Command for escorts and heightened vigilance on the road.

The idea is that the enemy is in the country and is guerrillaly trying to cut off the supply line of our army.

The offensive near the border continues to be antagonistic. We lack each other's decision-makers and are twitchy and worn out.

It is not preferable that this condition persist for a long time. Win or lose, because human damage will stop being stupid. Is that why the enemy tried to turn down the supply line...

But there are a few things that don't fall to your heart.

The enemy, obviously, is not the main task in destroying our army's supply line. If that's the case, we're not here.

Use a dozen cavalry rides to storm the transport unit and retreat with momentum as it is after devastating it. That would be Theory. Once we stay here in Silesia for a long time, reinforcements will come.

But the captain of the enemy cavalry said, "Check the carriage". Would you look into the carriage for a long time in a situation where you say the enemy might come if you were a little late?

You tried to capture him? I also thought that only four rides approached the carriage. The amount that can be caught is limited.

Maybe the enemy knew from the beginning that there was a princess in this convoy...?

... Hi, I have a bad feeling. Instead, I made a bad guess.

"Platoon Chief, I'd like to ask you a few questions."

"What is it?

"About this assignment,"

There's something I need to clear up.

"... shall I hear it? But we don't have much time. Just a quick one, please."

"Okay."

I hope it ends briefly.

"What I'd like to ask is what the escort was trying to get to Carlsbert for."

"What?"

"My escort was slipping my mouth last night." The luggage in the carriage is a gift to Carlsbert, "he said."

"... Waresa Sergeant. How far do you know him?"

"... said he was a very formatted person"

Avoid making explicit statements. It's a military leak. It's troublesome when noble protests are fought.

"Right. Did you know that was Her Royal Highness Princess Emilia?"

Oh, can I say it?

"It is open to publication on this matter at my discretion. You don't have to worry."

Seriously. Was my consideration unnecessary? It's a little embarrassing.

Ma, well, that's anyway.

"Uh. His Royal Highness was going to Carlsbert. But there was a coup, and I couldn't do that. Isn't that right?

"Ah."

"I don't know what you tried to get to Carlsbert for. But the time between Princess Carlsbert's entry and the coup is too good"

Given the time of the Karlsbert coup d 'état, and when the princess left, when she arrived near the border, and overall, I feel very much overdone.

Didn't Carlsbert's army try to capture the princess?

But we also need collaborators on the Silesian side. If so, something harsh could be moving behind it. That's what I thought.

I was not sure if I would tell Lieutenant Tarnovsky that.

He is the son of Count Tarnovsky, the Legal Promissory. It may be no better to say this without darkness than to know what position the Count holds within the court.

That said, this doesn't all leave the realm of speculation. Maybe it's my painful delusion. I don't have any physical evidence.

"Apparently you're not just 10, even if they say you're 30, I might believe you"

"I'm a beautiful 10-year-old."

More precisely, about 10 and 249 months old.

"Captain Waresa, I have a proposition for you."

"Is that a suggestion?

"Ah. I'll answer your question, as far as I know. Instead, I want you to tell me what you think without leaving me alone."

"... Are you sure?

"What do you mean, okay?

"No, I was wondering if it would be so easy to teach..."

Wouldn't it be a liability issue for the platoon commander if I made a mistake? It would include military aircraft.

"That's okay. You did heroic work. [M] We found the enemy as a sentry unit as soon as possible, and saved Her Royal Highness's life. Do you think that's enough credit?

Hmmm...... I don't know...... Besides, I found an enemy, Sarah. I don't know.

"And"

The platoon chief added as if he remembered.

"I don't like that division leader. When he tells me to keep it a secret, I want to talk to him."

I see. I'm convinced.

"I don't think I'm going to like that division leader either."

"Huh. Don't feel comfortable"

"Yeah, really."

Sounds like you'll like Lieutenant Tarnovsky.

... When should I tell you about your brother?