Fox, he wants to advance too much

Fox Gario's words plunged the commander-in-chief into deep thought.

If he hadn't understood what was going on before, he at least had a direction now.

After all, this intelligence was far too important for someone who had been wandering around like a headless chicken.

He immediately ordered his men to compile the intelligence reports from that day.

Ten minutes later, after reading through the reports, the commander-in-chief finally understood what had happened.

Indeed.

Just as Fox Gario had said, there was intelligence confirming that the King's Coalition had been lined up in a long queue doing something that day.

The event had occurred around dusk.

That was the scene the Scout had witnessed.

As for what lay at the end of the line, it remained unclear because the queue was simply too long, and the Scout had not been able to venture any deeper.

Consequently, they had returned to report first, intending to decide later whether to increase the intensity of their reconnaissance.

However, because Mana Turbulence was set to begin at midnight that day, many captains had been aware of the incident but had chosen not to investigate further.

Some reports even contained summaries stating that "there is no need to concern ourselves with these matters."

The critical point was that it wasn't just one or two people who felt this way.

Most of the captains responsible for patrols that day had left similar remarks.

As a result, the matter had simply been left unsettled.

This made the commander-in-chief so furious he felt his soul leaving his body; he slammed the report onto the table with a loud thwack.

"Strip all these signatories of their ranks and reassign them to the vanguard to atone for their sins."

The vanguard was essentially the spearhead, the guys who charged at the