Continental Hero Senki

Is civil war a domestic problem?

The answer is YES. However, it is also an international problem, so not everything can be solved domestically.

The power of the princess is inferior to that of the Grand Duchy.

That's true of the head count of military personnel, but I don't know if I can say national power - but it's inferior.

Differences in national power are directly linked to differences in military stations. How much radec would be competent makes no sense without supplies in the first place. The Grill Palzer Chamber of Commerce will use the loophole to buy and sell supplies, but without the money to buy it, it makes no sense.

It is impossible to cover shortfalls in the country more than the civil war has divided logistics. Especially gold, money. Doing anything costs money. War costs money.

I need a country to support me. I'm concerned about the huge wartime treasury bonds you're going to have after the war, but if you don't win anyway, everything is paper scraps.

No, not a government bond. You can grace me with money in Roja, right? Chill. Oh, I'd like to see what's cool about Mr. Liselle. I'd like to see the bottom line of the Grill Palzer Chamber of Commerce!

"That's not exactly how much room we can afford the finances of our Chamber of Commerce, is it, Mr. Yuzef?

"Right"

Rejected by instant answer.

"Then the government bonds..."

"You don't expect to be able to give it back anyway, do you?

"Not at all. Exactly"

The Grill Palzer Chamber of Commerce is an outgoing ketch. I know, though.

Well, I'm not really desperate because I see a ochi with a chain of names bracketed around my neck that says wartime treasury bonds to foreign capital to become a nation. Let's try to handle it domestically. If I have to, I will deduct it from the salaries of soldiers and collect it from government bonds and the wealth of the Grand Duke aristocracy to fund the war.

The season is as winter as ever.

But the New Year's Eve, which was harsher than usual, passed, and February became the fucking cold as usual. That it hasn't changed much? No, no, you're warmer in the home freezer than in the business freezer, right?

"By the way, Mr. Lisel, what is the situation in each country? Thanks to the civil war, the information network was dimensioned..."

The information network was created mainly in Krakow, so the information network is as useless as it was because of the Duke Krakow territory turning around. Hardly, information just comes in from martial officers stationed in an unarmed buffer zone with the Empire of the Eastern Continent.

The Grill Palzer Chamber of Commerce has a fairly wide spread of sales channels, making it easy for information from the surrounding countries to come in. Just like there was once a civil war in Carlsbert.

but when I asked her that question, she smiled and said:

"How much will you pay me?

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"It's a joke. Sometimes I'll serve you."

It didn't sound like a joke at all, but it was a dangerous place. Anyway, all I could think of was a "free Radek for a year." It doesn't make sense because we're a couple.

And I said, "Well, the movement in each country is pretty dull, and there's nothing to report."

"Oh, really?"

I didn't have the product on hand in the first place.

"I was declaring 'no intervention' early because the Eastern Continental Empire is doomed by the fall of the Emperor and the reign of the new Emperor... What about the Union of Livonia Nobles? It's an anti-Silesian alliance, and you were trying to intervene in the Carlsbert Civil War, weren't you?

"Yes, but it's tough over there. It's troublesome to say" council system. "

"Uh..."

Yeah, okay.

The Union of Livonia Nobles is governed by a council called the House of Lords, which consists of five permanent nobles with veto rights and ten non-permanent nobles without veto rights.

To put it plainly, the UN Security Council.

It is a United Nations Security Council famous for being useless enough to "issue a condemnation statement" even if nothing can be decided at the heart of the matter.

"Are you saying that some nobles have activated the veto by claiming their rights?

"That's the thing. Well, some of that nobility is the Duke of Hermesberger, who is connected to Ostmarc."

"I see."

That looks like a tough faction fight over there...... In other words, there are few countries in the surrounding countries that have not had factional strife.

What a country where factional strife has not manifested itself is about Carlsbert and the Eastern Empire, where opposing forces have been swept away.... and that only about Carlsbert is left with the possibility of intervention? And now Carlsbert is quite a princess.

"What does Carlsbert look like now?

"It hasn't been days since the civil war ended. Because of the unstable internal conditions in the neighbouring countries, we cannot reduce armaments so badly that we can rebuild the country."

Oh, I can't. This. It's the one where His Majesty Karel dies of overwork.

"Can't you make another application..."

"Mr. Yuzef is a soldier, so do something for yourself."

No information, no money, no supplies were available, and the meeting with Mr. Lisel that day was concluded.

Later on, however, an envoy was dispatched from an unexpected country.

It was neither Ostmarc, nor Carlsbert, let alone the Eastern Continental Empire, nor the Union of Livonia Nobles.

It was a woman, and a fairly young woman, who showed up in the reception room at the Duke's residence in Rosenstock. She was a younger woman than Her Highness Emilia. In a gruesome tone, she introduces herself.

"I'll see you first, Princess Emilia. My name is Melina Anatolicon, Emperor of the Second Reich of Christ."