There was a lot to handle after the battle.
But the war wasn't over yet.
And so...
Lucia, who had thought she would get to rest, was sent to attack the Kingdom of Ukmark.
Rather than wait for the enemy to offer peace,
a lightning strike against the capital was the best option.
"Lucia, I'm counting on you!" Lynn said earnestly, patting her on the shoulder. "Strike them fast."
Lucia stared at the documents with dead fish eyes.
"After three days of rest, head to the Northern Continent's snowy plains and lead the Teaching Team in a lightning strike against the enemy."
Lynn waved and turned to leave.
Lucia was left in disarray, having just learned that she still had to work overtime.
After watching Lucia leave, Lynn began dealing with the other matters.
First, he needed to inform the enemy nation that their capital had been taken, their Royal Family captured, and that the Gluttony Flower was involved.
He would invite them to negotiations.
That would take time.
The King was the leader, but he wasn't an emperor whose word was absolute. If the nobles refused to obey, they could simply declare his orders invalid and disregard them.
Fortunately, enough people had been killed on both the northern and southern fronts.
Tens of thousands had died.
Lynn had already become a formidable deterrent.
And the enemy capital had been occupied.
Now all that remained was to wait for their response.
But the Royal Family was in poor health, and Sigris had only recently taken up the role.
Lynn wrote a letter and sent it to Ria.
By urgent courier.
In short, the Gluttony Flower was dangerous, the fighting here was over, and the Church needed to come help with disaster relief. It was an official letter that leaned heavily