Watashi wa Teki ni Narimasen!

"Salehardo..."

So crushed Reggie sits next to the carriage.

In response to the arrival of Baron Delphion's army, the next day we, the army of Falzia, were also leaving.

There are other Alan sitting in my carriage. Later he is always our master. Besides the usual military discussions, they were gathered in the carriage because they needed to meet.

"I knew you didn't know how Salehardo would work."

"Still, it looks like the enemy's placement matches Chiara's memory, and it could be easier there."

Alan responds to Reggie's concerns as he opens my record booklet.

You're lucky you had the same memory of the game.

Because it's not the right time to take action, because I was wondering if I could guess at all.

"So it's going to be a battle in the woods."

There is a forest zone near the border between Delphion and Cassia.

This is a battlefield where archers who can attack one or two obstacles apart can become very troublesome enemies, as they move around avoiding trees.

If you think you've advanced the soldiers, in the meantime the archers will flee and the heavy-duty infantry will come forward, so it will take time to slap them. Plus, there's a double attack, where archers fire from behind the infantry while you're beating them.

Even in the game, my allies' HP was on a battlefield that was crunchy and shredded, and I was a little bad at it.

Besides, if it's a game, you can use a healing pill, but in reality, I think that's all the soldiers' lives are cut off for, which is extra scary.

But because I know that, Reggie should be thinking of a way to do less damage to his allies.

I was in a hurry to leave, so I am very hopeful because, although formal placement is the one I have yet to give instructions to, after hearing my opinion, he said he would consider forming an army with reference to enemy placement expectations.

Maybe Reggie will find a better way to do this than the soldier placement I was thinking and running.

"Salehard's army should be in Trisfeed. I'm sure you want us to come out and see if Sowen's close enough to do that."

"... you're going to push Delphion forward and do something like a power recon, huh?

"Otherwise Salehard wouldn't come either. They also want to see how we might fight next. I have just the right biting dog, so I don't have the hands not to use it."

"Baron Delphion's army and the Luainian army were expected to come in a mix. It's a small territory over there, but it's just land bordering Trisfeed and Sowen and Cassia. I've held it down, so you want to use it effectively."

Baron Delphion's army will be brought forward in order to strengthen our army. If you defeat the Baron Delphion Army soldiers in the game, the Ruein soldiers will escape. This is an obviously exploitative situation.

Thinking about it, Delphion seems pretty badly treated.

As with the game, you can assume that the baron's daughter is still being held captive.

But Baron Delphion consumes his own people and soldiers for his daughter. Because of this, he will continue to be resented by the people.

... As a parent, I love my child above all this, and I guess he's a sweet father. Personally, I envy Baron Delphion's daughter with such a father.

But he is a lord.

Because nobility is hereditary and there is a difference in identity, many people only recognize the people as the counterparts to take up taxes.

Sometimes the people flip the anti-flag if the lord is unable to protect their lives, but rather is trying to make them disregard and destroy their interests. Seriously, it is a time of war, so what is required of lords and kings is the power and wisdom to protect the place where they live from war.

So Reggie, too, would be chased after the country by the people if he could not repel Luain.

That's also why Alan came to the throne in the game.

Strength matters.

Baron Delphion would still have had room for sympathy if he had only been surprised by the overwhelming momentum. I don't think I would have been so dissatisfied if the lives of the people of Shirai had been protected, even if it had been awarded to Ruein.

But Baron Delphion was trying to prioritize his emotions and mischievously consume the inhabitants. Just like the baron in my memory.

"Anyway, you can't be shredded here, you can't be attacked by Cassia, who's starting to rebuild his attitude"

That's what Reggie said, and she's been looking at me.

"So I wanted to ask Chiara, can you knock down a tree?

"Knock it down? I can't do it."

"To what extent? No matter how. Just don't push it, though."

They say no matter how, I think.

When it comes to knocking down trees, will you use the earthly form (golem) to step down again? But I feel inefficient if I'm doing what I should be doing.

When it comes to digging up trees, is it a shovel car? It's going to take a while because it's going to happen too.

Perhaps Reggie wants to use it for the operation, so he wants to shy away from methods that take too long.

If you dig it up, the tree can be avoided beautifully. If so, should the ground protrude? But how far can it go?

In Sowen, it was quite extensive when we sanded the ground. I think it was about 100 mels wide alone.

If you try to do the same thing as that one, it's hard not to use blood. But trying to execute it with blood is going to be stopped by my master.

It is said that things that are exhausting due to the normal use of surgery are somewhat easier to manipulate and can be quite onerous on the body.

Besides, if you deploy such a technique on the battlefield, you will fall into a seven-fold fall by using too much force to try to combat it with magic when it is inadvertently struck.

If so, after considering that you won't give out the earthly shape you were using then, can you manage the same range?

"If I were to tell you to make a width path there, I think you could go 200 mels or something. If it's more extensive, it might be quicker to repeat it a few times while you're off or let the earthlings run around."

Having heard my answer, Reggie closed her eyes to think about something a little before nodding.

"Yeah, thanks. I might ask for something locally."

He must have considered whether it could be used for the operation. To win.

I was happy with that. The harder it is to contain cheeks from loosening.

Because if we can use magic to keep the battle to a minimum, Reggie and the others are less in danger.