Searching the forest is a thankless and arduous task.
The German Army's fighting will is tenacious; despite being scorched by the fire, the Germans hiding in the fortifications may still survive.
The English and US armies, not skilled in jungle warfare, may encounter various "accidents" as they engage in battle within the forest.
Shire assigns such tasks to the English and US troops not only as a means of protection but also as a way to establish prestige.
The representatives of the "International Alliance" are almost constantly watching this battle.
In their view, if the English and US Allies merely assist the French Army led by Shire and suffer heavy casualties, the outcome is self-evident.
No matter how much the English and US troops sacrifice or strive, they will ultimately be looked down upon, while the French Army will be exalted.
"The forest has already been burned by Shire, and there are hardly any Germans left capable of breathing."
