A Streak of Golden Light!

Just as King Joseph, the "King of Fun," had expected.

King Albrecht III of Germania Kingdom took only one day to consider before agreeing to send troops against Tristain Kingdom and Albion Kingdom.

With that.

Tristain Kingdom, long wedged between Gallia Kingdom and Germania Kingdom, would face attacks from every direction except the north.

(It was equivalent to France and Germany jointly attacking Belgium and the Netherlands, with the latter having Albion Kingdom/Britain as an ally.)

What puzzled King Joseph, however, was that Romalia had yet to give any response.

As a religious state devoted to Brimir, they had always placed great importance on such rules.

Strictly speaking, a king marrying a queen had nothing to do with religion. But as the Pope had the authority to confer royal power, it would not have been unreasonable for him to intervene in and punish such a violation of noble conventions.

Yet His Holiness Pope Vittorio Serevare Saint Aegis XXIII remained silent?

Why?

Joseph truly could not understand it.

If His Holiness the Pope stepped forward to denounce King Wales and Queen Henrietta, then they would truly incur the wrath of everyone across the continent.

But regardless.

Once Gallia Kingdom and Germania Kingdom sent out their declarations of war, these two great powers of the Halkeginia Continent began mobilizing their forces.

If Albion Kingdom could field seventy thousand troops, then naturally they would have no problem doing the same.

The two sides tacitly rounded up the numbers, bringing their total force to one hundred and fifty thousand soldiers!

The two kingdoms held a brief discussion.

Gallia Kingdom, located in the west of the continent, would primarily guard against Albion Kingdom and only needed to send ten thousand troops to attack Tristain Kingdom from the west.

Ten thousand might not sound like much,