The siege of Val City was a battle that is difficult to describe.
Although both sides proclaimed victory afterwards, it was merely propaganda; in reality, both sides partially achieved their strategic goals but also suffered heavy losses.
During the post-war summary, the senior leaders of both sides wore expressions as if they had lost their parents, with severe disagreements even within their respective camps.
The generals of the Freedom Alliance might be disgusted by Christine's cold and ruthless nature, yet no one denied her command ability.
Only she could orchestrate the orderly movements of hundreds of thousands, or even millions, of troops—something others could not achieve.
With Christine "dead," what would they do?
Fortunately, Sif and Alina promptly issued orders, commanding Bordeaux and Vichy to take over their national armies' command authority, construct defensive lines on the spot, and continue to hold firm.
