Under Da Vinci's deliberate prompting, everyone quickly reached a consensus.
Whether it was Chaldea or the Round Table Army, everyone shared the same stance: Morgan had to be defeated, and Britain had to be liberated from her rule.
Artoria did not object either. She merely stood there in silence.
As for Riezel, he had even less reason to disagree.
Rather, attacking Camelot and dragging Morgan down from the throne was precisely what Riezel wanted to see.
His position aligned with everyone else's, so there was naturally no need for opposition.
The problem was...
"How are you planning to do it?" Riezel asked curiously. "In terms of combat power alone, the gap between the Round Table Army and the Queen's Army isn't small, is it?"
The army Bagster commanded alone outnumbered the Round Table Army several times over, and the gap in combat power was even greater. Without high-level combatants getting involved, the Round Table Army could never be a match for the Queen's Army.
Moreover, siege warfare and defensive warfare were two entirely different concepts.
Previously, when Bagster had led the Queen's Army against the Round Table Army, the latter had been able to rely on Londinium's walls and fight defensively. Without high-level combatants intervening, even though the Queen's Army far surpassed the Round Table Army in both numbers and strength, the Round Table Army could still hold its own for a short while.
But if the situation were reversed and the Round Table Army had to attack Camelot, then the Queen's Army would be the one using Camelot to wage a defensive battle.
Under such circumstances, the attackers generally needed several times the defenders' troops or combat power to take a city without much uncertainty.
The Round Table Army was already far inferior to the Queen's Army in both