Armies, Pay Attention to the Details of Hygiene! This Is What Micro-Management Really Means

After a period of investigation, feedback from the various units had mostly come in.

Every unit was suffering from the bitter cold. It was definitely a problem.

As for the war itself, the response was the opposite: one war fanatic after another insisted they could keep fighting.

Especially the middle- and lower-ranking officers.

Among the higher-ups, opinions were split about evenly between opposition and support.

But almost everyone had mentioned the bitter winter cold.

Lynn's memories included plenty of examples of winter warfare.

Winter really was punishing.

Even the White Eagle Republic, a powerhouse of the electrical industrial age, had issued an order in winter allowing troops to approach headquarters at night to keep warm.

The seasons in this world were also quite peculiar.

You couldn't judge them by the common sense of Earth.

Each continent had distinct seasons, but each also had its own unique characteristics.

There was a lot in this world that Blue Star's knowledge couldn't explain. And since gods really existed, it made sense that Lynn didn't promote science.

The Northern Continent's defining feature was its distinct seasons, but its winters were exceptionally cold and long. The weather in its northernmost regions could be described as Siberian, such as in the Aningsbe region in the north of the Kingdom of Ivrea.

The lands farther north than the Demi-human Royal Capital were almost entirely uninhabited. A few Wendigo and polar-bear-type demi-humans, along with a handful of humans, lived there. The climate could be described as Arctic.

The cold in the far south, meanwhile, could be compared to Beiping on Blue Star.

That was right. Winters in the Southern Continent were that cold.

The whole Northern Continent was covered in snow. It was just that the south wasn't as cold as the north.

But when spring came, the