As the overall commander of this temporary war, Sabo's heart was far from calm.
Only after leaving his parents' shelter did he realize how fierce the storms outside truly were.
Only after leaving Leo's protection did they realize how strange and unsettling the current situation was.
They had long grown accustomed to Leo's thoroughly prepared battles and plans, with even the tactical details arranged in perfect order.
Yet once they broke into Wano Country, they came to understand more and more clearly just how weak they were at the strategic level.
This time, Leo had left the planning entirely to the Staff Department without interfering in anything. He merely watched from the side, as if observing them, or perhaps giving Sabo and the others a test.
Sabo did everything he could to handle it well.
But once they began rising into the air, they realized they knew absolutely nothing about Wano Country's situation.
Who was Wano Country's current daimyo? Who held power? What were the names of those controlling the various regions of Wano Country? Were they samurai or daimyo? Pirates or Kaido's remnants?
They knew none of it.
As for what they should do after arriving—win over Wano Country's daimyo, eliminate Kaido's remnants first, or wipe out Kaido's remnants before dealing with Wano Country's daimyo—they had no clue whatsoever.
They had simply charged straight in and walked directly into danger.
Perhaps Wano Country was not dangerous given their current strength, but for a strategist, the unease of voluntarily stepping into the fog of war made goosebumps rise all over Sabo's body.
Because he knew how terrifying it was, because he knew they might be "completely wiped out" under such circumstances, Sabo was all the more frightened and horrified.
Had every previous war of the Revolutionary Army been fought amid