"Sir, that kind of artillery fire cannot cause too much damage when it exists in the Forbidden Demon Realm... If we hide behind a solid bunker, we may be able to withstand the opponent's attack with less loss."

"The city wall cannot withstand such an attack, and we have no time to build a city wall now."

Yudora is now lingering in fear of the power of artillery. The range of this weapon is far beyond the attack range of ordinary mages, and she ignores the "Demon Forbidden Realm". Not to mention that ordinary soldiers have no choice, the priests' defensive magic can't stop it.

Of course she wanted to fight back, but the premise was that she could "keep it".

"The city wall may not be able to block such an attack, but sir... the defense does not necessarily have to be used by the wall. In the previous battle, a soldier reported that he and his comrades hid in the trench with his comrades in a panic, but he also avoided most of the shells and impacts, and finally survived."

This staff member obviously did his homework. In fact, the staff member in this room had long been scared of artillery fire. Since he retreated to the river, he has been gathering together to discuss and think about countermeasures. In order to find the key to the problem, they specifically talked with soldiers who were in the artillery fire to sort out information, which is why they have the answer now.

Yudora was stunned: "Reminisce Mahaha? Do you mean hiding in a ditch?"

She thought about it and immediately realized that this was indeed feasible, because "digging trenches" is much faster than "building a city wall". If the city wall is blown up, the morale will collapse immediately, but the "trenches" cannot be destroyed at all!

The aide replied immediately: "Yes! Sir, but this kind of trench does not have to be as wide as the Ma-reward trench. We can try to dig the trench narrower, and only the width of the two people passing through is enough - so that if there are enough trenches, the soldiers can be completely hidden within the enemy's attack range. Even those shells that can explode will be difficult to affect the soldiers hiding in the trench."

"What if the shells fell into the trench?"

After Yudora said that, she realized that this was the same as not saying it - swords and swords on the battlefield were eyeless, and even more so. She fell into a ditch and exploded until someone died. She could only be considered unlucky and there was no other way.

After all, she was a young commander. The way of war is changing rapidly. The only thing Yudora can do is adapt quickly and give a response: even if she is always passive, it is better than doing nothing.

"Send the order immediately! Start digging trenches according to the plan you said, and... try to disperse as much as possible. Faced with this kind of weapon, we cannot be stupid enough to let the soldiers gather together and wait for death - the command center will change the place immediately. We are probably within the range of the other party's shooting range, so don't live here tonight."

After saying that, Yudora looked at the "Sentence of Advocacy" in her hand, took a deep breath and said, "We must drag it down now, otherwise we will have no way to survive."

***

While the tense transformation of the position across the river, Roddy in Lasha was talking with Sally after dinner.

The monarch of the Karen Kingdom was pale and his body was obviously worse than before. Fortunately, Sally seemed to have adjusted her mentality. She did not look out the window all day long and stared out in a daze these days, but instead found a lot of information about Lasciman's history and found someone to learn the words and language of the Esca Kingdom.

"After reading so much information, I think that Rassieman's original religion really has a lot to do with the Rose Cross and the Viper Cross."

Putting down the teacup, Sally said to Roddy softly: "But the historical source of the Rose Cross is actually vague. To put it nicely, many people know that it was a story compiled, but after being circulated in the classics for so many years, no one knows what the real "god" is. But Lassiman's description of the origin of religion is much more detailed, and based on the year, it should be earlier than the Rose Cross."

Roddy had no way to judge such things before, because he did not read the classics of the Rose Cross like Sally, and had no time to go through Rassieman's religious history one by one. Now after hearing this, he raised his eyebrows: "So... it was the people here who went to the Kingdom of Karen and created the Viper Cross?"

"I think that maybe the Rose Cross itself is not what it is now, but after the religions here were passed down, they first merged with the religions in the native Karen Kingdom, and finally separated the Viper Cross - this point, the result of my discussion with Akasha is consistent."

Akasha sat next to him, watching Roddy look over and nodded.

Sally obviously said: "These are second, but I think there is a place that might be worth a look."

"where?"

"The first 'Maglar Temple' in the record - the place where the 'Son of God' came."

Roddy's eyes widened for a moment: "Where is it?"

He really didn't expect that there would be such a statement, and this discovery made Roddy unable to calm down.

"Before being occupied by the Mage Council, Rassiman's territory would expand from here for nearly a thousand miles south. The original temple was within a range of about a hundred kilometers south of the Ram River. However, due to disasters such as desert storms, it seems to have become an unman's land now."

Sally pointed to the book next to her: "Of course, it's what's said above. I don't know whether it is true or not."

Roddy kept it in mind. His [taskbar] showed that he was going to the "Marhara Temple", but he did not specify which one it was. If this "no man's land" temple was the key, it would be a good idea to take the risk to the king of Eska Kingdom.

"I'll go find someone to confirm. If it is, it will be over in the next few days." He didn't dare to delay at all, so he got up and prepared to go out. Sally opened her mouth slightly, as if she wanted to say something, but in the end he responded: "Okay..."

"Stay early and the war will end soon, don't worry."

"Well, I believe in you."

After Roddy hurriedly left the room, Sally let out a sigh. Her calm posture became much more decadent, and she leaned on the back of the chair. Akasha quickly went over to support her and whispered: "Why hold on like this? Let's rest when you are tired. These materials and books..."

She wanted to say "There is no need for you to search in person", but immediately realized that she did not have such a persuasion: Sally endured the pain so much and kept collecting information. To put it bluntly, it was just to save herself. Talking about it, it was too stupid to persuade others not to save themselves?

Sally knew what she was thinking and waved her hand and said, "After all, no one knows if there is a way. If you try more, maybe you have more hope. Don't tell him about my situation. The war is tense. If he makes any misjudgment because he is anxious, it will be a waste of money."

Her words were still calm, and the shadow of death did not seem to scare Sally, but the weakness from her body was getting worse and worse. The monarch's eyes drooped and he exhaled: "Go to rest early, the sun will still rise tomorrow as usual, right?"

Akasha pursed her lips. Even though Sally had not said anything about her condition, she could feel a "dormant air" gradually emerging.
Chapter completed!