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223: Chapter 221 The Last Stand, an Unexpected Turn of Events, and the Dust Settles DownGur Army Command Post.

Inside the tent, Zhang Mu, who had just rushed back, sat in a corner on a wooden chair, silent.

From last night until dawn today, he and Mihe hadn’t seen a single trace of the escaped Lagu Professionals.

It was quite strange.

The enemy Professionals had suffered heavy casualties, that much was true, but they weren’t without the strength to fight. There was no reason for them to hide from him.

If they were going to retreat, their main force was still properly stationed in the forest; they even kept campfires lit all night, clearly intending to fight Gur to the death.

Last night, shortly after Zhang Mu entered the Silent Forest, he discovered the Lagu main camp established on the hilltop.

Originally, he wanted to down a potion and directly smash a Fallen Spirit over there.

But on second thought, those two Professionals must have regrouped with the army, so his presence was already known.

The two of them might very well be lying in wait for him around the camp.

Zhang Mu wasn’t afraid of being ambushed; he could rely on resurrection to trade one life for the enemy’s army.

The problem was, Brando wasn’t stupid either.

He knew Zhang Mu could use Stras Falling Spirit, and hitting the army would inevitably cause heavy casualties.

Based on this, how could he possibly defend passively? He was likely wandering around the vicinity of the Gur army.

Once he learned his side was attacked and confirmed Zhang Mu wasn’t with the army, he would probably drop a Magister-level spell right on the Gur army’s head.

The First Army only had this much to its name; if it was wiped out, it would be gone forever. Naturally, he was unwilling to let that happen.

Moreover, this battle wasn’t just about defeating the enemy; it also held the intention of training Domit.

After thinking it over, Zhang Mu brought Mihe back to the command post and watched Domit formulate tactics without saying a word.

Domit seemed to understand his intent; from beginning to end, he didn’t ask Zhang Mu for a single opinion or say anything like ”is this okay?”

The most nervous one was likely Mihe.

Watching Domit’s orders being sent out one by one, he wanted to speak up several times to remind him to be steady and more thorough.

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But seeing that Zhang Mu didn’t say anything, he had no choice but to hold it back.

Until the second day.

After a fierce battle between the two sides, and knowing full well that enemy reinforcements were rushing over, Domit actually ordered all Soldiers to rest in place without much defense.

Mihe finally couldn’t take it anymore and stood up from his wooden chair.

”Do... Commander, we have already sacrificed over 2,000 men. Your order will incre—”

Domit turned his head, expressionless, his gaze quiet: ”Mr. Mi He, I am the Commander of the First Army, the supreme commander during wartime.”

He could name every single Soldier in the First Army.

The reported sacrifice numbers didn’t just cause Mihe pain; they also washed over Domit’s soul time and again.

The current Domit and the Domit from a few hours ago were two different people.

Mihe: ”...I understand, Commander.”

Sitting back on the wooden chair, Zhang Mu chuckled and patted his shoulder: ”Children always have to grow up.

He will be curious about the outside world, have his own experiences, and form his own concepts. It’s time to let go.”

That was easy to say, and Mihe understood the logic.

But when the Gur army retreated and Domit ordered the entire army to hold their ground to the death on the neighboring hilltop, he became agitated again.

This time Zhang Mu didn’t just watch; he raised his hand and pressed Mihe’s shoulder, pushing him back into the chair: ”He is the Commander. Right now, even I must obey his orders.

Without rules, there is no order.”

As reports of their own casualty numbers continued to come back, Mihe’s expression grew increasingly somber.

Even hearing that the Gur army’s mortars had successfully dealt heavy damage to the Lagu army didn’t improve his mood.

Domit didn’t explain anything to him. After finishing a battle report, he turned and ordered Zhang Mu: ”Marshal, it is time for you to set out.”

Smiling, Zhang Mu stood up and walked out of the tent.

About half an hour later, he returned. Along with him came the news that the final 30,000 Soldiers of the Lagu army had been completely annihilated.

Domit’s eyelids twitched.

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