Hisshou Dungeon Unei Houhou

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Now, all of a sudden, what is a war?

Says war is an attempt to use military force to achieve a variety of political ends.

This means the use of force with a view to defending oneself and securing one's interests.

The collision between a country and a country is not just about war or war; if you think of it as war by the will of a person, it is also about war by an individual.

Yes, from the side, it means that what we call skirmishes and outposts are themselves seen as part of a larger war, or as one war, depending on the subjectivity of the individual.

From the point of view of history, would it be easiest to understand that looking back at the war?

There are numerous battles and wars, but there are always occasions.

There are battles, transitions, origins, and various ways to call them that have changed the course of that war, or will be said to have drawn an end to it, but it is a battle that people will remember saying is coming.

Only one small battle in one region is said to have changed all the flow.

And a battle that seemed to change the course of that war was about to take place between the Zimbabwean Empire and the Holy Nation of Eneria.

Those two countries have existed as nations on the continent for a long time, leaving other countries, flattening them, and growing larger.

We were busy dealing with each other and the countries around us, and the distance was so far apart that we never used to bump into each other.

But in recent years, the countries around us have been largely subordinate, taken in, and then we're at war with the remaining mighty nations.

Regardless, its remaining mighty opponents include each other the Zilva Empire, the Holy Nation of Eneria, which until now has been sporadic, but there has been a border dispute.

Among them, whether the Zilva Empire saw it as an opportune opportunity, or the most powerful pawn on this continent, it assembled three demon swordsmen in one point and at an astonishing rate fell the fortifications and two cities of the Holy Nation of Eneria.

The Holy Nation of Eneria, which heard this report, will also put a duplicitous demon swordsman at the head of the general, with no two on the continent, plus a demon swordsman, who will carry out a recapture operation in more than 100,000 large armies, but unfortunately this 100,000 will be missing due to natural disasters.

But this has only gone missing, in fact most of the 100,000 are alive and well, and yet, the whereabouts of the battle in this region are unknown, and each other, the glue will continue until reinforcements arrive.

Regardless, we will hit each other with various hands until reinforcements arrive, but everyone thinks that this battle will eventually lead to reinforcements hitting each other's armies and have consequences.

But the Holy Nation of Eneria, reinforcement force commander Boulis Woolley did not have that idea.

He has led many battles to victory, even in the Holy Nation of Eneria, with excellent tactical eyes, although he is one of the finest prestigious generals and has no flying power as a demon swordsman.

The role of commander of this reinforcement unit, if it were meant to be, was not a position he deserved to be entrusted with a single army, but he understood the importance of the matter and showed brilliant exploitation, putting together and leaving an immediate collection of as many as 80,000.

side: General Boulis Woolley, Commander of the Anglican Reinforcement Force of Eneria

"Look, this battle, it's too late to join General Prism"

"What does that mean?

I'm talking to my people about the actions I'm going to take as I travel.

It's a waste of time to put up a tent and have strategic meetings.

Regardless, to keep the infantry in good shape, we can put in some rest and breaks.

"The key to this battle is how quickly reinforcements arrive and set up"

"What, didn't they tell you to ask for General Prism's instructions?

"It doesn't look like General Boulis, does it? Are you going to raise your name on someone else's battlefield?

My men still don't seem to take this very seriously.

That's why I need to tell you what I mean properly.

"We are not bringing back General Prism. The goal is to reclaim the fort and the city with General Prism and enter Zilva as it is."

"Yes."

"Right."

First, see what purpose we are coming as reinforcements.

I know the order to my men, so I nod without a problem.

So it can't help but be a natural flow to rendezvous with the main unit, General Prism.

But the current situation is not that sweet.

"We have yet to hear from General Prism that he was able to escape the ruins, and the crash site has already been dominated by the enemy. But the number of enemy soldiers at that crash site is not that high. You know what this means?

"Isn't that naturally gathering strength and building defensive capabilities in fortifications and cities taken from us? Indeed, there are three demon swordsmen, but the battle power difference is more than five times the status quo. Don't you think they'll swallow you in no time?

"Right. Zilva has dropped three strongholds with a handful of elite, less than 30,000 troops, splitting that number into three more, and is in defense. I guess that means there's no one there to crack the crash site."

"That's right. That is why we must attack the enemy, the city of Bethan, as soon as possible. We're not the only ones coming to reinforce. The enemy Zilva should be sending reinforcements as well. If you set up quickly and this one takes the lead, it will be difficult to rendezvous with General Prism. Instead, if we set it up here and take control of the crash site in the detachment, we can rescue and rendezvous with General Prism from there."

When I say that, my men become the face of ideas.

Neither are these two idiots, rather the owner of a good vessel that can command the army on my behalf.

"Well, that's probably the best way to quickly rendezvous with General Prism,"

"But the demon swordsmen who instantly took control of the fort... can't come, they don't know how to get out of this one either, they're waiting for reinforcements, and they're in for protection. It would be more detrimental to us to make a rendezvous on this occasion or to do rescue work at the site of a grand collapse. Instead of looking at how they're getting out, you hit them first and restrict their behavior, right?

"That's right. If you attack from here, the opponent will not be able to move from the base he is protecting. But now, in the unlikely event that the opponent comes forward, he could be hit backwards and badly damaged."

"Right. You know if you don't hit them somehow, they'll destroy each other."

"Well, here's where we take advantage of the fact that numbers are winning over opponents, right?

"Yeah, send about 2,000 troops to non-betans around horseback riding to get them to tow. That would make it possible to keep an eye on them, to beat their conductors and to isolate them from information."

Now the opponent neglects our movements and doesn't even know how far our allies are coming.

Regardless of the general character of the enemy, the average soldier should not be able to stand the situation.

"Hmm, then why don't we go through it and send soldiers in the back?

"What do you mean?

"To slow down their reinforcements. From their perspective, what would you think if our troops discovered enemy reinforcements, even though the forts and cities were still supposed to be alive and well?

"Hmm, naturally you'd think the fort had fallen. General, this is a trick."

Sure, if you don't stay in battle, you can use it as a stepping stone, and you get information on your opponent's reinforcements.

"Let's adopt that operation. The city of Bethan has promised Lord Horst to break away, and hit 50,000, 10,000 to the site of the collapse, 5,000 to the fort and another city, and 5,000 stopping enemy reinforcements through between."

"What are you going to do with the other 5,000?

"Thoroughly, it's a role in blocking the opponent's information. Don't let one person escape from every city or fort. And stay in restraint only, except for reinforcement units. As soon as the opponent comes out, keep your distance and repeat your exit. Remember, the goal is to buy time and seal the opponent's movements."

"" Ha. "

You can't lose this fight.

Numerically, looking at the current situation, there is unlimited chance of losing.

But the Prism generals ate unexpected predicaments and stoppages due to natural disasters.

Neither do we without it.

Take full advantage of the number of powers you can now use to ensure you capture victories without being careless, cautious, and sure.

side:???

"Heh, I see. He used his full power."

"Right. It is difficult to collaborate when deployed to a wide area in that number, but it does not make me feel that way. That operation is probably going to block our eyes and ears when it comes to our information."

"Oh, what did you do with the law?

"No, not since you came to your husband. In other words, it is foolish to pretend to know so much."

"Right. Damn, our husband is awesome. Just knowledge, but let's use that. I knew it and you taught us this knowledge at all costs"

"Yes, my husband believed us. Not in our own hands, but in our own, we taught ourselves to protect the world we live in."

"Then what about the fool who gets in the way of it?

"Let's get the road right. That's the way I want to be, a former Virgin and his wife."

"Road. I take down anything that stands in front of my husband only. Because that's why I was born with a sword."

While the Virgin and I talk about it, we relax and walk down the path so that Eneria's intelligence blockade unit and the march of the army are stopped.

"Woman..., I know it's quite an identity because of who you are... but no number of orders right now can let us know we exist. Throw it away!!

Seeing us, a soldier on horseback immediately pulls out his sword and comes this way.

"Oh, splendid. faithfully carry out the order. Good soldier."

"Yes, but..."

The neighboring Virgin narrows her eyes and sticks a cane to the ground that can also be used for bars.

Then, the horseback riding that was imminent in front of him fell, and the soldier fell horseback and couldn't move off the spot.

"You can't seem to identify our power, not yet,"

"What did you do?

"I'd like to say that gravity… but I still don't understand the concept of gravity, so I'm going to use the magic itself and say,"

"Uh, I thought you might have used it in the wind, but the magic itself, for better or worse, you've come to resemble my husband."

But now you don't have my show.

Is there any way I can interrogate you?

"Gu... what happened"

"Come on, what is it? In the meantime, why don't you tell us why you suddenly slaughtered us?

I keep my sword and stick it in the soldier's neck.

"... not to say. You should just kill him."

"Oh, cleanliness. Well, but I'm sure we can make predictions, and not all of us can."

"... where you killed me, it doesn't matter how it turns out, and it's not the sweetest thing you can do about it"

"Yes, I'm looking forward to it. About five thousand dispersed and five thousand each marching deep, ignoring the fort and the city and ignoring it. Let's hope there's someone who can help us."

"So why, what...!?

prune consciousness without the other person's words to the end again.

"I'm sorry. You didn't tell me, so I'm not gonna tell you either."

"You're already passed out, aren't you?

"It's okay, he's got the vibe. Well, let's just get rid of the guys we're blocking and get back to Sakura and Smiley."

"Right, because everyone else is going. But I hope it moves soon."

"Right, that feels good. Enjoy exercise and mood swings."

"Yes, but good luck getting it over with and maybe some other backup."

"Fine. Lulua, you've really changed."

"I didn't understand these parts of Cellaria back in the day, but now I can understand a little bit"

"Then enjoy it fully."

Put your sword in the sheath and look in the direction where your enemy is.

"Come on, outposts, skirmishes, you don't think everything's gonna be decided on the battlefield they say it is."

I'm looking forward to hearing what the other general will look like when he hears this report.