I Was Mistaken as a Great War Commander

After forcing Kaimborete into submission, Daniel relentlessly questioned him about the human experiments Count Khaledra had conducted in Fenbark.

With no options left, Kaimborete answered Daniel’s questions obediently.

Daniel documented the testimony and recorded it, then ordered a soldier to deliver the materials to the General Staff Headquarters.

That evidence was essential to completely shatter the Republic’s will to intervene in the war.

Having finished his task, Daniel finally allowed himself to relax.

All that remained was to deal with the provisional division the Allied Nations had abandoned.

He expected the battle to be easily won, since the Empire’s Magitek Mobile Brigade would be joining them soon.

But war always had unpredictable variables lurking at one’s feet.

Four days later, at dawn—

“The Allied forces have been spotted! They’re advancing on Fenbark at full speed! Damn it! We have about thirty minutes until contact!”

With the messenger delivering the report, the operations command post was bustling from the early morning hours.

Upon hearing that the Allied advance had begun, the staff officers had all rushed to the command center.