Reincarnation Monarch

"Huh. I see... but what happens when the enemy gets through nicely? If it's hard to attack, why don't we just ignore this place and go straight to Lubos?

Shester replied on behalf of Azio to this frank opinion of Elba.

"That's actually hard. Because it would also be possible to ignore this place and attack directly into Loubos if there were a sizeable large army, otherwise it would be sandwiched between the army that struck out of Chikis and the army of Loubos. That would be a bag of rats. It's okay."

"Huh. I see. Does that mean we can't move on from not dropping this town unless it's a big army?

"That's the thing. From here, however, it seems to be a fairly robust building just to cross the castle. So if I were to drop this place, I would need 10,000 units of troops even if I quote less. Then again, the explanation of preparedness in the event of civil unrest can be said to be a lot impossible..."

Shester looked down as he narrowed his eyes on the town of Chiquith from the top of a small high hill.

Then Elba, looking down at the chicks in the same way, told him to squeal.

"... if I were to attack that town... would I be better off forming on this hill after all? ……

Then Shester circled his neck and looked around.

"No, this hill overlooks the chicks, but the top part is small in area. Not very much, but only a few hundred precisely. Even if the main unit stays here... no, that's what we're after..."

Shester looked back and glanced at the thin, long woods in such a way as to bring them to this hill.

"What's going on? What are you after?

When Elba questioned him a lot, Shester pointed his finger at the thin forest.

"Look at that forest. An elongated forest stretches all the way to the foot of this hill. And beyond that the four forests meet, and there is a vast expanse of forests"

Then Elba gave a hazy look.

"Right! You sneak troops into those vast woods and put them there, don't you? And if you look at the desk and run up this hill all at once through one of those four thin woods... the dimensions say you can take the general's head in the main unit?

Then Shester nodded satisfactorily.

"Exactly. Bring that forest to the ambush. And if it continues to the foot of this hill, the enemy won't even notice it until just before it strikes."

"I see - you're a good hand. But... what if the side attacking those four woods backwards sneaks the ambush and puts it down?

"Mm-hmm. In that case, an ambush attack on the defensive side would be harder. But in order to do so, the attacking side must also leave a significant number of ambushes behind. Anyway, you can only put a few hundred soldiers on the hill, and in case they pull you out, there's not a single one. If so, I will have to put down an ambush as unlikely as any. If so, the defense will be in its favor. You'll succeed in drastically reducing the number of enemies without fighting."

Elba nodded loudly at Shester's explanation.