Nalant's Worldview Shattered

Of Nalant's force of nearly two hundred men this time, two-thirds were combat personnel.

This included ten personal guards.

Thirty barbarian guards.

Twenty-five Storm Cavalry Regiment soldiers.

Fifty members of the long-range firepower squad.

Twenty battlefield medics.

Of course, if they did not count only people, then the combat formation also included six Magic Beasts, Little Fireball and Big Fireball.

Big Fireball in particular, with its enormous body and hard scales, was absolutely a powerful weapon for breaking enemy formations in battle.

That was Nalant's combat formation.

The rest were support personnel.

There were more than forty wagon drivers and barbarian laborers combined.

They could transport supplies and set up camp, serving as logistical support personnel.

Besides those who served the ordinary guards, Nalant, as a noble lord, had also brought over ten personal servants.

There were three male servants and three maids, along with Rose, the head chef, and three kitchen assistants. And, of course, there was Lilia, his personal little maid.

Of course, this was not because Nalant himself had become so corrupt and debauched that he wanted to indulge himself even during a war.

At first, Nalant had measured things by the standards of his previous life, believing that war ought to mean bloody battles on the battlefield, with soldiers wrapped in horsehide after death.

Yet, the day before departure, after Thomas had inspected and loaded all the war supplies, he came to ask Nalant which attendants would serve him and what personal belongings needed to be brought along.

Nalant was rather surprised. Hadn't everything already been arranged?

Thomas was even more surprised, his face full of confusion. What had been prepared? They had not even decided which servants would accompany him, nor which cook would specifically prepare Nalant's meals.

Only then did Nalant understand that noblemen