"Whether they can resist is another matter. Our soldiers will not be afraid of their defense," Sean said.
"Of course. But..."
"But what?"
Ben Tari hesitated for a moment and said, "I'm worried they'll do the same thing they did in Kosha City. If they can't defeat us, they'll scatter and organize guerrilla warfare. This is our biggest headache. I'm not afraid, but it will take a long time."
Although Sean always hoped to end the battle as quickly as possible, the battlefield changed rapidly.
No national-level battle can end in an instant. In fact, even if the king of Kharistan is captured, they may not surrender.
As long as the royal family of Kharistan still exists, or there is an army willing to support them, this battle can continue and there will be no result in the short term.
How difficult it is to escape from World War I...
The war with the Basaran Empire lasted for many years to heal the wounds, and most of the time they were problems left over from the war.
Now if Sean wants to infiltrate Kharistan, he must be prepared for the possibility of being delayed...
"How is the front battlefield?"
"We are almost invincible!" said Ben Tari.
Faced with the most powerful empire in the desert, other desert countries still do not have the strength to compete, and they can only retreat in frontal battles.
"How long do you plan for them to retreat?" Sean asked.
On the other side, Melsusa also took out the clothing map to look at it, and at this time everyone gathered around to watch.
"Your Highness, please look." He pointed to a boundary somewhere on the plain. "We are here now. Our border stretches all the way to the sea. With our army, we can almost push all the way to the depths of Kharistan."
He pointed a few fingers towards the city deep inside.
"This...this, and this circle, we can almost occupy it easily, but it will be very troublesome to manage. We need to allocate a lot of troops here, unless we just leave it alone or directly rob it." Mel Susa is worthy of being the commander who has followed Sean for so many years.
She had lost that awe in her personality, especially after returning from dealing with the pirates and Kserk, Sean found that she had changed a little.
"Will there be any problems if we just rob it?"
"Not for now. As long as we drive out the residents and send them to the eastern part of Khalistan, I think even the King of Khalistan will have a headache."
Sean glanced at Frelia beside him. Why did this tactic seem so familiar to him?
This seems to be what happened in the battle between the Borg and Bashalan, and these refugees became Bashalan's most difficult problem many years later.
In fact, if the war continues, he will gain far more than Khalistan, and they will lose more... If Sean didn't want to end the war quickly, he could even completely enslave this country.
"Then let's do this. The vanguard troops will continue to attack the enemy cities, and we will plunder wherever we go. Tell the soldiers to hand over half and they can keep the rest for themselves."
"Um... Your Highness!"
Ben Tari seems to have something to say.
"how?"
"Will you be criticized for doing this? After all, you will have more time in Jagun in the future, and your brutal remarks may spread among the desert countries." Ben Tari was indeed thinking about Sean's future. If he became the Sun King in the future, this title would be indecent.
"Remember, Bentari. Only friends deserve courtesy. It is reasonable to divide the countries of those enemies who attack us without reason." Sean said seriously.
"Yes, Your Highness."
After giving orders for the current strategy, Sean would not worry about tactics and front-line battles. After all, with so many generals and commanders in Jagun, and Jagun's own army being invincible, they had enough ability to win on the battlefield.
"Also, please contact Prince Longfield of the Kingdom of Tours. He should expedite what he needs to do!"
Now Jagun has become the enemy of Kharistan. If you put yourself in his shoes and think about it, among the people of the other country, he is a hated existence.
It is difficult to cultivate a rebellious force on your own, so it is best to have a third party to incite it.
Especially the neutral Kingdom of Tours. They only need to send some people to the Kingdom of Kalistan or the Kingdom of Horton to incite riots, and then the refugees who were driven away from the two countries will gather together.
Even a little support behind them can make them become bandits...
The Desert Golden Group destroyed itself, but a few years later, Sean discovered that the Desert Golden Group actually had value in existence. At least with their existence, the smaller countries among the entire desert countries would be more dependent on Jagun.
Once this kind of organization disappears, all conflicts will turn into conflicts between countries...
"Yes, Your Highness!" Melsusa replied.
Several generals left the room, leaving Frelia and Lucille behind.
What Frelia was thinking about was probably similar to Sean's, but Lucille probably didn't think about it at all.
"If you train another Desert Golden Group, wouldn't that be creating enemies for yourself?" Lucille said.
Speaking of the Desert Gold Group, she seemed to have encountered some of them herself. That was many years ago. Someone once invited her to join, but Lucille didn't like plundering and killing, and her level was much higher than those senior cadres, so she didn't agree.
The Golden Group's reputation has been rampant in the desert for decades. If they were to be reorganized, it might cause trouble for Jagun again!
"If I can support them, of course I can suppress them. Besides, their existence is very necessary. They help me stabilize the existence of the desert countries." Sean explained.
………………
On one side of the battlefield, under the fierce attack of Jagun's powerful army, the Kharistan troops had little room to fight back. Even on the front battlefield, the team was wiped out by a group of dragon knights just after rushing out. The powerful wizards inflicted terrible damage to the city walls.
The troops of Khalistan may never have thought about why Jagun was called the strongest in the desert for so many years and was touted as a country with the strength to fight against all desert kingdoms.
And now…
This title is confirmed.
Boom!
A loud noise in the distance immediately woke up the exhausted Kharistan defenders who were lying on the city wall.
"What! Are the enemies coming?!"
I stood up nervously, only to find that the enemy had not attacked yet.
"We live in fear every day, every day... How long will this life last? We are no match for Jagun. Only 10 soldiers in my regiment are dead!"
A soldier with red eyes cried after being awakened.
"We shouldn't have started a fight!"
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