Continental Hero Senki

Return the clock needle by 10 o'clock on December 27.

The Schumperk garrison was at the extreme of confusion at that time.

"Hey, have you found it!?

"No, I'm not over here. What about the barracks?

What they are looking for is a commander who has just been assigned to this garrison, namely Lieutenant General Herbert Rebar. He went out without saying anything to the vast majority of the men in the garrison, and went to the fortress of his enemies.

At this point, few people were in this garrison to find out that Rebal had headed for the fortress. Half an hour later, a guard at the entrance to the garrison testified that he was out with several escorts within last night, clapping at the confusion.

It was 18: 20 and it was finally found that the Rebar had moved towards the Ormutz Fortress.

Four remaining nationalist generals in the garrison held an urgent meeting, but that was more of a collision of anger and suspicion than a meeting.

"What does His Excellency Liebal think!? Without permission, and with only a few escorts, I didn't expect to get into the fortress!

Major General Buraha, the deputy commander, was the one who most revealed his anger. He has been the commander of this Schumperk garrison since the beginning, as well as the person who handily cleaned up the chaos in each garrison after the fall of the Ormutz fortress.

Braha was recognized for his accomplishments and expected to be promoted to lieutenant general and lead two divisions... but there was no promotion and the commanding officer seconded from the center took it away. In form alone, he was demoted from the commander of the Schumperk Garrison Guard to the deputy commander instead of promotion.

Moreover, the fact that its seconded general was a rival who hated him and had no knowledge of the field bought Major General Braha's fierce anger.

And this time it is arbitrary. It would also be inevitable for anger to explode.

"Major General, why don't you calm down a little?"

"... right"

Braha, praised by his men, regained calm on the surface. But it was only a superficial thing, and in my heart I could not deny that it was burning with fierce anger. Besides, the fact that the men who came to a halt were defeated generals who abandoned the garrison further irritated Buraha.

"Anyway, how should we save His Excellency Rebal in the fortress..."

Having regained his superficial calm, Braha cut it out so that he proceeded with the proceedings. This meeting is about the recapture of the Rebel, who became a prisoner among the enemies, and what exactly to do in doing this.

But shortly after this Braha remark, a different subordinate blocked this.

"Wait a minute, Lord Braha. Is rescuing Lord Rebal a decision?!?

"No?

Braha said it with a look that just said "what are you talking about," but that couldn't have ended his men's questioning.

"Lord Rebar is in that difficult fortress right now. It's suicide, like going to a place like that!

"I am aware of the danger. But what happens if the center finds out Lieutenant General Herbert Rebar is missing?

"Oh, that's..."

"That's the thing. At least we have to show the 'tried to rescue but couldn't' attitude (pose) in the center"

By this word of Braha, all three of his men pressed silence. That's what Rebel's political position made him do.

The National Authorities followed Major General Baresh, once again feathering to implement the wrong strategic decision, mindful of the central intentions.

Thus the two divisions of the Schumperk garrison decided to carry out an arbitrary offensive operation against the Ormutz fortress. The men wanted at least a coordinated operation with the three Vranov garrison divisions, but it was silenced by Buraha's order to "let Schumperk keep only matters concerning His Highness the Rebar".

And December 30.

The division of two Schumperk garrisons made a strategically pointless appearance for the rescue of the "Rebel of the Hated".

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It was on December 31st that the report of the "Movement of the Schumpelk Legion" arrived at my disposal from the cavalry, which was conducting hostile operations on the north side of Fortress Ormutz.

"... is it just Schumperk?

I reported that information to His Highness Emilia and such remarks popped up.

Indeed, which question is best. It would be an unscrupulous story to drop a fortress of intransigence in just two divisions. No, we dropped one in the division.

"Yes. No information has come in that the Vranov Corps has moved. Perhaps that means you came out carelessly to rescue that other one. Not surprisingly, given his political position."

Military personnel misjudge strategic decisions by worrying about their political positions. A vice unique to a military dictatorship? No, well, does it mean that even the aristocratic state goes into recklessness without being abandoned the nasty one left on the front line?

After all, what this world needs is a monarch with a measure of bastard truncation of the affected area.... to His Highness Emilia, can that be done?

... No, now is not the time.

"Anyway, only two divisions go out is a good opportunity to destroy each. We'll intercept you immediately."

"Right. After consulting with the royalists, we propose a specific interception operation…"

And where His Highness Emilia was about to say, I let it stop. His Royal Highness tilted his neck and said, "What's up?" In keeping with what I have heard, I have presented from my nostalgia the draft operation His Highness is looking for.

"Actually, I was already making it"

"... when?

Her Royal Highness Emilia asked with a grudge. It's worth the effort I made just to see that look.

"If two divisions of Schumperk attacked us, if three divisions of Vranov attacked us, we were pre-formulated assuming five divisions of the coalition of Schumperk Vranov attacked us. It seems that some modifications are needed, but if you axis this, you can expect the best results with the least damage from your allies"

Thus my manoeuvres were adopted almost intact as a result of a meeting with the royalists. "Actually, I've been thinking about it since the fall of the fortress," he said with a slightly weird eye. Well, that's no.