If it had been Dorothy, Belisa, Dobbin, Yellow Bear, Spotted Deer Gwen, or Gale Wolf Bancroft, Charlotte would never have used the lives of these Transcendence subordinates to bury a High-Order Transcendent.
He would not have done that even if he had gone mad.
That would have been exceptionally foolish.
If they had been orc Transcendence guards, Charlotte might have considered it for a while, but in the end, he still abandoned the idea because he truly believed that a victory built on sacrifice was no victory.
Even though these Labyrinth Guardians could already be considered a kind of Evil Spirit, he still could not bring himself to make that decision.
Charlotte had always admitted that he was neither a qualified strategist nor a qualified commander. He only wanted to lead the soldiers of the West Wind Knight Regiment through this war, with as few deaths as possible. He had no desire to win glory or establish great achievements.
Every previous battle had been unavoidable. There had always been a reason they had no choice but to fight.
But Charlotte did not believe there was any reason that could justify sacrificing his subordinates to kill Chloe.
Although Chloe was indeed an extraordinary Knight Order commander, to Charlotte, he was not worth that price.
In the end, Charlotte gave up on raiding the camp. Instead, he first withdrew part of the West Wind Knight Regiment's soldiers and took all the supplies with him, leaving behind only fast-moving elites.
It was a little experience he had accumulated from fighting several pursuit battles.
With elites pinning down the battlefield, the enemy would not dare give chase, allowing the supplies to withdraw safely. Once the supplies were secure, the elites could leave whenever they wished, and the enemy could do nothing about it.
Charlotte