Without radar, communication interception, surveillance satellites, or long-range strike weapons like missiles, it felt as though the march of the 1st Division of the Tuscany Imperial Army was just an extended stroll.

Of course, for the soldiers, non-commissioned officers, and junior officers trudging along in armor and carrying weapons nearby, it must have been sheer torture.

But as a senior officer, comfortably riding a horse, I couldn’t help but feel relaxed.

Now, however, it felt like all the energy I saved during the march was being drained in this meeting.

“General, our supply staff has successfully extended the enemy's supply …