For Marquis Rodenert, who had once served as a commander-in-chief, commanding an army of a million was no difficult task.
When the German City's defensive layout map was spread across the wooden table, everyone sharpened their focus and stared at the map, waiting for the army commander to assign their combat missions.
"According to the surrendered German Kingdom generals, the Royal Capital's garrison consists of four forces: 150,000 German Kingdom soldiers, 100,000 noble allied troops, 130,000 garrison troops, and 250,000 forcibly conscripted cannon fodder, for a total of 630,000 men."
"Of those, 200,000 troops are stationed in German City, while more than 400,000 defend the eight guard cities. This offensive will proceed from four directions: due east, northwest, southwest, and southeast."
"The Fifteenth Army will operate independently, advancing from Lai City in the northwest toward Rostock, a satellite city of the German Kingdom's Royal Capital."
"Blood Moon Count will command the Seventeenth and Nineteenth Armies in an attack on the satellite city of Annaba from the east."
"The Sixteenth and Eighteenth Armies will combine their forces. Count Gulok, commander of the Sixteenth Army, will serve as the commanding general, while Count Rassel, commander of the Eighteenth Army, will serve as deputy commander. They will launch their offensive from the southwest."
"From the southeast, I will lead my own forces, reinforced by 60,000 men from the Twentieth Army, to attack the satellite city of Tregier City."
"All forces will begin their offensive on March 3. I hope none of you slack off and delay this opportunity."
"Yes, Army Commander," everyone rose and replied.
Seeing this, Marquis Rodenert gestured for everyone to sit. They began discussing and refining the attack plan, ensuring that the encirclement would be flawless. They also formulated contingency plans for defeat, including blocking operations, support speeds, strategically important