Continental Hero Senki

Beyond the loose border scrutiny, that is the Ostmarc Empire.

To a crowd of 20,000 tourists, the local inhabitants who perceived the signs of war simply looked through the windows.

But there is a man who sees the herd with dignity.

"Isn't that Mr. Feene? What's the matter, here? And in some nostalgic outfit."

I've always looked like a town girl.

It seems familiar with the landscape, but it is also an outfit that does not suit Mr. Blah Blah Phine.

"What is this place like? This is my country. And when you're in military uniform, you think you're an enemy soldier, and you're held captive, and you're likely to be a comforter."

"... well, yes.

I wasn't expecting you to make it to the border.

The wind rumor is that the Count Linz family shouldn't be able to move poorly by being placed under the surveillance of the Home Office.

... No, but it's that Earl of Linz. That's Mr. Feene's father. This much you can do.

"Well, that's suppose to be it"

"I feel like I've been given some rude thought because of that."

"Read your mind. Don't use magic"

So, let's just say that.

For the sake of the Ostomark Empire, our Royal Silesian Army fights the Ostomark Empire Army in the land of the Ostomark Empire.

I'm not sure when I put it into a sentence, but actually the problem is this is correct, so I don't want to correct it.

To put it more subtly, it means military intervention to free and extend the forces of the Count Linz family, which could be allies for Silesia.

Whoa, it's like Silesia's become a big country when I write this. Even though I'm on the verge of emigration.

"That's why I need your help"

"This is the home for us, stay tuned"

...... and for the sake of saying, Mr. Fine's face is not floated.

Hmm. Maybe he said something like that to Mr. Sarah earlier, around Linz or Versbach.

"Oh, if you betray me, say it beforehand. This is also called preparing the mind."

…………

I've said, "What are you talking about, this guy?" with my eyes.

That? Isn't that what you're talking about?

"When the current Silesian regime became irrelevant to Ostmarc, we thought we might miss the split war and join the hitchhiking battle... Is the Empire still unwilling to abandon it?

"... Well, what do you think"

Mr. Feene turns away.

It's quite a difficult task to decipher her psyche with loose emotional ups and downs, but this time I know very well. I would say that I really don't know what that is for her either.

Well, so is that.

Where we kicked out the guys who are now occupying the Imperial Capital, they said, "Well done. There's no use for you guys anymore," and the possibility of being told, "Well done. Keep doing it, please." It's also possible.

Which will depend on the random number of gods.

"... Colonel, what do you think? What happens to the end of Silesia"

Mr. Feene asked me if I understood (rarely) how I felt, or if I felt otherwise.

"To be honest, I'm giving up half of it. What I'm thinking now is how to lose. That's all."

"…… how do you lose,"

"Yep. It can end miserably in some cases, but if you succeed, you can have a better future than winning."

The territory, the sovereignty, everything, the genocide festival, or the creation of an institution like a "laundry house"... oh, my God. The world. Avoiding that kind of worst is the problem these days.

I said "I give up half" when it comes to winning, but the truth is, I almost give up. Even the table can't say that, so I just said I'm giving up half of it.

"Ma, let's win on this before we decide. It seems your father's heart is important."

"Right.... Oh, but Colonel"

That being said, she laughed and said this after looking up as if she remembered something.

"Your father hasn't given up on being called 'our father' yet, has he?

"Why?"

I wonder what you're thinking over this period, this family.

Then, a few more kilometres of walking, he joined officials belonging to the Ministry of Information, as did Mr. Fine, and even officials of the Count Linz family.

Well, that associate.

"Yay! Hisashibu! How have you been?

"You're not well. Don't you have to ask, Claudia?"

"Well. And about me, Yuzef, can I just call you Sister?

"What are you family really thinking over this period?

That's why it's been a long time since the Linz sisters set foot.

"Well, I'll be out of here in a minute. He's not a soldier. He's just following me, isn't he?

and.

Apparently, both Ministry of Information officials have come to provide information to the Royal Silesian Army.

... I guess it's also an appeal that the Linz Counts still consider Silesia their ally. We must let that relationship be maintained.

"Let me start with the Ministry of Information and tell you what's going on in Teito."

Ms. Fine is handed some materials by Ministry of Information officials and is given a status report from her mouth.

"First of all, the unwieldy bandits who occupy the imperial capital of Esterburg - the point is, the total number of rebels in the Ministry of the Interior faction is about 50,000. Learn more. Characteristics include the downtown guards, so the cavalry force is low."

"... that's surprisingly little. Cavalry, naturally."

"Yes. Apparently, say the Home Office. None of them have mastered the whole army. It seems that the majority of rebels have no choice but to move by order of their superiors."

"In other words, even if we consider the real power to be about 20,000?

"I was wondering if there was a problem. But it will be an urban siege."

After all, that is the trouble.

This time, it must be resolved by spring. The respite is from 2 to 3 months. But there's almost nothing but despair that there's only that much time to occupy a big city like Esterburg.

Also, Mr. Fine… rather than…, there is an order from the Ministry of Information.

"He wants us to keep the damage to the city as low as possible in battle."

"What's That Impossible Gay"

"Murray...?

Words from a previous life came up.

No, no, it's too unscrupulous to tell you to contain downtown damage in city warfare. Politics is understandably unacceptable. They will want to show internally and externally that the Linz are only liberators and not destroyers.

I can see that. I know very well......

"Don't expect it, do you?

"I hope so."

"Give me a break..."

The Linz sisters were grinning when they saw me dripping.