"Okay, let's go. You ready, part-time brother, Vargas?
"Oh, we're ready, Ars."
"... hey, General. Didn't you say you were going to protect him last time? Why are we talking about a surprise attack on House Menmen?"
"Well, just cage castles doesn't suit me. Sometimes you have to go hang up with me."
"That's right, Vargas. Ars is right. I don't know what to do with a fight."
"Whoa, that's what the part-time job says, but you're not going to go out with Ars until then. I hope Carlos and the others stay with us until the King is safely delivered."
"No, it's hard to maintain morale if you just protect it. And the Menmen are still threatening to face our positions here. I think it would be better to raise morale by raising the number of fights."
"But, General. Even though I took down one of the protagonists, they still have four protagonists? You're going to ambush a place like that?
"That's right. Rather, it's because the opponent has a lot of leaderships, there's no chance of winning unless it's an ambush. Conversely, I believe that a surprise attack by the Barca Cavalry on the night of the barca's favorite will have more results."
"Ha, okay, General. Well, unlike the other day, I have a part-time job. I wonder if a surprise attack by cavalry alone would allow us to escape to our positions even if we failed."
"That's what it is. So, no objections, Barca Cavalry, let's go. Don't be late."
Oh.
When Carlos and the others escorted the king for a while.
Three positions south of Fort Eindrad were still staring at the Menmen.
Apparently, discussions between the three aristocratic alliances, which had been halted by the Archbishop's efforts, had undoubtedly taken place, and with that, the Menmen had ordered the army to stop going to Fontana.
But the army did not turn back.
We have built a temporary position further south of the position and are staying there.
According to the information we have, it appears to have something to do with my taking down one of the leading players.
An army sent to put a strain on Fontana was defeated by the current leader, who had been tasked with one army before seeing Fontana territory.
It seems that this would be a great shame to keep the army.
It seems that there was a disagreement within the Menmen's army over whether or not to stand back.
Indeed, the leading talented men who were entrusted with military command did not have the option of returning without doing anything.
However, the Menmen's headquarters is in the process of meeting with other trinity alliances to discuss where hegemonic nobility is appropriate in diplomacy.
If we can speculate on its political significance, we cannot ignore the suspension of military operations ordered from the Menmen's headquarters.
However, it seems that there were some who opposed it directly.
It seems that one of the protagonists is still struggling to enter Fontana's position and attack.
We can't admit that we ignored the headquarters' intentions, but we don't have to force them to stop.
That seems to have been the thought of the other protagonists.
When it comes to the vague response, it's because the army that was aiming for Fontana was five armies, each led by multiple commanders.
Moreover, even though they were the main class of the Menmen, none of them belonged to the main lineage of the Menmen.
In short, the four remaining protagonists were each competitors in a struggle for birth within an organization called the Menmen.
If one of the hardliners ignores the order and attacks Fontana, if it succeeds, we will follow them immediately and take care of ourselves.
If the attack fails, they will be held responsible for ignoring orders from HQ and will insist that they did not do so.
In other words, even now that the protagonists had already been attacked by one of them, the Menmen acted in pieces without cooperating with each other.
Under these circumstances, an ambush may be possible.
That's what I thought.
We are targeting an army with a hard-line elite.
At night, I ambush the Cavalry for a dark day.
If the opponent can only act in pieces, it will be difficult for others to deal with it immediately.
Besides, the magic of House Menmen is not suitable for protection.
[Kamai Dagger], which can fire a vacuum blade as a Ranged Attack, can also be a double-edged sword to attack allies.
And even if it were a superior magical [tornado], it would be.
When the opponent is attacked by an ambush, the opponent launches a [tornado] that will blow up his position on each ally.
The magic of the House of Menmen is strong enough to attack the opponent, but not to defend them.
To be honest, I was more afraid that the four current protagonists would use [tornadoes] on their positions in disregard of the orders of the Menmen's headquarters, as the opponent's hardliners claimed.
However, the more time elapses, the more likely the opponent is to do so.
That's why I decided to conduct an ambush.
So now we're going to attack over 35,000 Menmen with a cavalry of about 700 horses.