I've lived for nearly five thousand years, and yet I'm still controlled by my emotions, developing a strong emotional dependence on them."
At this point, her expression grew serious. "My dear, live forever with me. Without you, there's no point in living."
"You say that as if I'm going to die tomorrow. Let's talk about it later." Reiner reached out and hugged her into the quilt.
Lalith didn't lie at all; she was indeed strangely cold...
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After breakfast, Junice looked at the snow outside the window, stroked her belly, and said softly, "Reiner, come for a walk with me. I've been lying in bed reading magic books all this time, and I feel like I'm almost rusting."
There was a hint of longing in her eyes.
"It's so cold outside and it's snowing. Are you sure you want to go out?" Reiner was holding a file and helping Lalith grind the sheep horns on her head.
According to her, she has to grind her horns every once in a while, otherwise the horns on her head will grow longer and longer.
Nora and Martina were sitting by the fireplace, talking quietly.
The elf beside her was sniffing and glaring, and that terrifying look could almost stab Lalith to death.
She continued to speak confidently, "You bad devil, all you do is play tricks on people. You don't look like a devil at all... I'm going to give you a good spanking with my staff later!"
Junice turned around and called out, "Honey, the snow has stopped. Come and see what Peggy is doing."
Reiner put down the file and walked toward the window.
She found Peggy hiding in the snow with a group of demihumans.
If it weren't for her tail waving outside like a flag, Reiner might not have been able to find her with the naked eye.
"Maybe she's exercising. She's from the south, so she probably hasn't seen snow much."
Junice shook her head. "Hey, who said that? It still snows every winter in my hometown, but if you're closer to the capital, you have to rely on your luck."
Reiner hugged her from behind and then lit a fire to warm her: "Then let's go take a look."
The two walked towards where Paige trained.
As he approached, the demihumans emerged from the snow and began to kneel in greeting: "My King!"
Reiner's brain froze for a second, then he waved at them: "Get up, the ground is cold."
Peggy obediently patted the snow off her body, then stood there, waiting for Reiner to ask questions with an expectant look on her face.
Reiner hugged Junice gently: "What are you doing?"
"I'm teaching them how to use the snow to ambush the enemy." Peggy turned to look at the demihuman students and continued, "Remember, this method only works against units that rely on visual observation. If the enemy has extremely strong sensory abilities, this concealment method will be tantamount to digging your own grave."
The demihumans nodded repeatedly, silently memorizing this survival guide in their hearts.
At this moment, Peggy leaned close to Reiner's ear and whispered, "My benefactor, I have recently figured out a new tactic that can create unexpected effects using only a small number of soldiers."
"Tell me about it."
"Our warriors are all gifted. Even when the battle situation is unfavorable, we can leverage our individual strengths and familiarity with the terrain to disperse and operate in small teams. This allows us to pin down the enemy with great flexibility, continuously launching attacks to weaken enemy morale.
If the enemy's morale is high and they try to counterattack, we will disperse and temporarily retreat, and then gather together to inflict heavy damage on the enemy when the situation is favorable..."
Peggy talked incessantly.
After she finished speaking, Reiner slowly said: "You said that the tactics are a bit similar..."
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