No matter which country in the desert, the royal family is respected, which is related to the creed of the sun god religion.

Only by following the King can one have the honor and hope of survival...

Therefore, the king of any country is the dream of the local people. Wouldn’t killing him directly cause fierce resistance from the people?

“Isn’t this method risky?”

"It's a bit risky, but on the other hand, killing the royal family means conquering the country. We can then incite the local bandits and militias to cause chaos. We can't get caught up in their battle, so as long as they cause chaos on their own."

What to do with this country was not even in Sean's mind.

The only thing that is certain now is that once Jagun starts to counterattack, the enemy may be defeated in a short time, just like the battle with Borg. The Borg is still the strongest country in other regions and can still hold on a little, but these countries in the desert can never compete with Jagun.

But once they retreat, things will become like the Basaran War.

City defense, alleyway warfare, and even guerrilla warfare...

Even if Jagun has stronger military strength, it will take a long time, and Sean will not see any meaningful actions.

Of course, he will win in the end, unless the opponent sends down a divine soldier... I guess the divine soldier will have no way to deal with it. I have already upgraded Jagon's equipment. This time, it is not just flying dragons and iron-hoofed bulls, but also stronger artillery, explosives and melee pistols.

There is no chance of losing...

But there are too many variables in a national war, and Sean doesn't want that.

Or if you don't understand what the other party is doing, just mess it up.

There is no need to clean up, just let them fend for themselves!

I always feel weird about leaving more troops and war supplies behind.

Perhaps it was something Yog said when he left the timeline, or perhaps it was the fact that he didn't understand the whole process, which made Sean feel out of control. In short, it wasn't good!

It makes people suspicious...

"If you mess up the other side this way, let them clean it up themselves. We won't do anything about it."

When Sean finished speaking and looked up at everyone, there was a suffocating atmosphere in the entire hall.

Quite a few people had expressions of "admiration!" and "fear!" on their faces.

"Proxy war... No, a non-proxy war would be even more cruel. It would be to just abandon this country and make it a pawn." The Sun King said after thinking for a while.

Proxy wars may still be a means of control, but letting them fend for themselves without any intervention may actually raise a tiger in the future. However, in the short term, it is actually the most cost-effective method. The Sun King seems to have seen Sean's intention.

Although Jagong is currently strong, the several battles and the incident in the capital have left the entire country somewhat traumatized. This weakness may not be felt among the top leaders, but it may be reflected among the people...

As a result, some people have lost their families and their homes, which could have supported their normal lives, have been destroyed.

It would be better if the situation remains stable in the future, but if things continue like this for a long time they will become a source of instability in Jagong.

Foreign wars are rarely lost on the battlefield. The only thing that can destroy a country is often the internal pests!

"Isn't Prince Sean's method too unjust?"

"I have always believed that any method that can stabilize the country is a good method. There is no conspiracy or villain to speak of. This is the best way to deal with it," said Sean.

If you want to fight as a hero or a conqueror king, you have to crush the enemy's capital directly, and then watch the opposing king bow his head and admit his mistake.

In fact, it is not difficult. It is not difficult considering Jagon's strength. It just takes a lot of time and there are too many variables in the war in the middle. Sean doesn't dare to take such a gamble. Even if he is labeled as a villain, this method is the best.

"What about the other side?" said the Sun King.

In fact, when Sean proposed this method, neither the Sun King nor the King's Minister objected.

Those who can govern a country are not fools, they can hear important information from it...

Even though it's not something I thought of myself, I will immediately understand the intention after hearing the method.

"As for Kharistan..."

To be honest, this is the country that Sean can't understand the most. Among the two rebellious countries, only Kharistan is considered to have strong combat effectiveness. They chose to attack the city of Kosha where the "ghost incident" had just occurred.

But this city is next to Lukang.

What is the most terrible outcome...

Sean didn't think that Seria, who was still staying there, would give up the city. She would lead her army to fight to the death, and as a member of the royal family, she could mobilize the navy of Lugang.

The most horrific outcome is that Kosha Castle falls and Seria flees to the sea with the remaining troops, becoming the same as pirates.

Fighting at sea is not as simple as fighting on land. As long as you hide in the deep sea, Kharistan will have no way out. By the time reinforcements arrive, the enemy will be in a situation of being attacked from both front and back.

Even more terrifying than committing suicide...

Just give it to me for free!

That's what Sean didn't understand.

"I will go to this place personally with Commander Melsusa of the Royal Guard and Commander Ben Tari," Sean said.

Look at the two generals in the center who bowed their heads and stood out.

There is probably no commander in the Jagun Hall who is more trustworthy than Sean now. Him going there in person is more reassuring than anyone else.

"Okay then, let's do this according to Sean's instructions. Commander Oshalia and Mudan will go over there together."

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