In his desperation, Ulysses quickly summoned his Battle Qi and smashed the chimney. He pulled out his wand and pointed it at the doorway. "Don't come any closer!"
But the moment the door was kicked open, the soldiers rushed in. The Mithril Bayonets were clearly visible, and five guns were trained on him.
"I surrender!" Ulysses didn't want to take another bullet. It hurt too much.
Back to the Frontline Staff Department.
This battle had been carried out in accordance with orders from above—in other words, the General Staff Headquarters' instructions—to lure the enemy in deep.
Building on the winter combat experience the guerrillas had previously accumulated, as well as the winter positional warfare experience they had developed through training in the rear, they began training their mobile warfare capabilities.
Ulysses's troops had advanced too far into guerrilla territory.
The vanguard had already selected the battlefield and set up an ambush in Dragon Town.
First, they sent a unit to the high ground beside Kimura to draw in the enemy and ensure they didn't lose their position.
The remaining troops drew on the experience of herders, hunters, Adventurers, herb gatherers, and others, combining it with winter training in the rear and the mountain warfare experience they had accumulated recently.
They launched a raid that saw them cross snow-covered mountains for the first time, traveling at least twenty-five kilometers a day.
They used sled boards and sled dogs to carry all sorts of winter supplies produced in the rear.
The troops split into four routes.
The First Brigade of the First Division lured the enemy in from the front, while the Second and Third Brigades launched flanking operations on either side. Small units were also sent to the gap in the rear to begin a harassment battle.
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