"This is a fully armed and well-equipped army group. I don't deny that the Yan people are strong in combat, but it is completely impossible for them to defeat us with tens of thousands of troops."

"Oh, of course, unless they retreat to Enzos, they might be able to inflict considerable casualties on us due to the terrain, but as long as the battlefield is not in Enzos, they can't fight."

At this point, Saski stroked his beard and said with a sigh, "To be honest, I'm actually a little worried."

Leo was puzzled by Saski's sudden change of tone, but he still replied, "Me too, sir. If there are many Yan troops stationed in Pariston, then this battle may last for a while. If they disperse their troops to move, it will be bad, and we will have to disperse our troops to encircle them as well."

“Not this one,” Saski said, waving his hand.

"Huh? What?" Leo frowned as he looked at Saskia.

Saskia turned to look at Leo and said seriously:

“I’m worried that they will abandon Pariston and retreat to Enzos under our encirclement and suppression. If that happens, it will be a significant obstacle for us.”

"Ah, this..." Leo's expression froze.

"What's wrong? Is there a problem?" Saski frowned.

“Oh no, no problem. You’ve thought very far ahead and very comprehensively,” Leo quickly replied.

"Nonsense, otherwise how could I be in this position today? Do you think I got here by luck? Or because I took a bullet for the Emperor?"

“No, I never had such a thought, sir,” Leo replied, smoothing his face.