Fighting Madness.

Summary

In the Mi Suo Bu Da Bi Holy War, the southern battlefield faces significant challenges compared to the northern front, largely due to its proximity to the Mi Suo Bu Da Bi heartland, resulting in stronger resistance. The Holy City Army, despite holding an advantage, suffers from troop shortages, necessitating more defensive deployments. Reinforcements from the Holy City have been insufficient, as the vast army is constrained by the need to garrison other regions and the limitations of human resources. Various factions possess hidden strengths but are reluctant to commit troops due to internal rivalries and the fear of losing power. The Kai Sa Empire, led by Solomon, steps forward with an additional 100,000 elite troops, alleviating some pressure on the southern front. This move not only bolsters the Holy City’s forces but also serves as a wake-up call to the other factions, demonstrating that the Holy City is not solely dependent on them. Solomon gains praise and privileges for his initiative, although his decision carries risks if the war does not go well. Solomon is strategic, using the deployment of imperial troops as a probe to negotiate power and status within the Holy City. His newly formed Kai Sa Brigade quickly demonstrates effectiveness, achieving notable successes on the battlefield. Amidst discussions of strategy and personal desires, the dynamics within Solomon’s team reflect a blend of ambition and caution as they navigate the complexities of the ongoing conflict.

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