Valentino marveled.
She often found herself wondering just how Robson's mind worked.
The strategy itself wasn't difficult, but it required a flexible application of the rules. Not just anyone could come up with such a clever ploy, especially not under such urgent circumstances.
"This way, it'll be foolproof," Valentino agreed.
The method was perfect in every way, except for one thing: it went against the spirit of chivalry. But then again, what chivalry was there to speak of when dealing with a pack of Beastmen?
"You go find Moer. I'll write to the Royal Capital.
You're a well-known figure in the Royal Capital now. It's best if you avoid this kind of stain on your reputation," Valentino said.
In the kingdom's current political climate, there might be some who didn't know Valentino, the new Earl Fengman, but there was absolutely no one who didn't know Robson, the formidable general of the kingdom—especially after Louis III had personally vouched for him.
