Rebuilding the Camp
Moro was taken aback when he heard this; he hadn't expected Victor to bring it up. But then he realized it was a good thing.
The number of officers dismissed from the Imperial Guard was actually not large; lower-ranking officers had other jobs, while higher-ranking officers did not need to be reassigned.
The only difficult task is arranging mid-level officers, but that would only require a few dozen people at most, which should be sufficient to meet Vela's needs.
Moro quickly said, "Duke, that's wonderful news. We were quite worried about the future of these brothers."
"It would be great if they could join Vela; you've really done our Imperial Guard Legion a huge favor."
"It's not really a big help, after all, our Vela lads have also joined the Imperial Guard Legion, so helping the Imperial Guard Legion is helping them too."
Moro was delighted by Victor's words, feeling that the distance between them had grown even closer.
After a while, Moro personally rode his horse to escort Victor's carriage away from the Imperial Guard Main Camp.
Upon arriving at Main Camp gate, Moro spotted a hundred-man Cavalry guard waiting outside.
Moro understood that these were Victor's guards, so he didn't continue escorting them forward. Instead, he said to the carriage, "Duke Victor, please take your time. If you'd like, please come visit us often."
"At that time, I will introduce you to Count Capoferi and the other legion commanders."
Victor waved from inside the carriage and said to Moro, "Then there's no need to see me off any further. I'll leave the rest to you, Legion Commander Moro."
Then, the carriage, surrounded by Cavalry, drove away into the distance.
Moro returned to camp in a very good mood.
Duke Victor did not pursue their previous mistakes; instead, he helped them resolve a problem by arranging for the resettlement of retired officers from the Imperial Guard Legion.
Moro hummed a little tune as he returned to his residence. Although the food he had the kitchen prepare earlier was cold, he still ate it with great pleasure.
Early the next morning, he personally went to the camp of the Noble Cavalry Corps.
There, he met a group of Vela Nobles and asked them if they had any difficulties.
If there is any need, the Imperial Guard Legion will help resolve it as soon as possible.
The young men from Vela politely declined, but thanked Moro and showed him the respect he deserved.
The troops stationed next to the Cavalry camp were mostly from the Third Legion. Under the leadership of their Legion Commander, the soldiers of these Royal Guard legions were much more friendly towards the Noble Cavalry.
This amazed the young Vela Nobles. Their once indifferent neighbors had suddenly become so welcoming, and they found it quite strange.
However, the Legion Commander also said that he had seen Duke Victor, which put everyone at ease.
In the hearts of these Vela Nobles, Duke Victor was a first-rate figure, and it was only natural that he could accomplish these things.
With the help of the Third Legion, the reconstruction work at the Cavalry camp quickly got on track.
Construction teams and horse-drawn carts carrying building materials began to move back and forth in the camp. The once empty camp had almost been turned into a large construction site, with barracks under construction everywhere.
Fortunately, the camp was quite large, providing a training ground for these Noble Cavalry.
To recover from the fatigue of their journey, the Noble Cavalry did not undergo overly rigorous training. Instead, they focused on formation drills to restore their physical strength and condition in preparation for His Majesty's inspection.