Afterward, he walked with Khadgar and asked with some curiosity, "Khadgar, what punishment do you think they'll give Jerris? Will they remove him from his post?"
Khadgar shook his head without even thinking. "Impossible, Allen. You don't understand the Firestone Family's standing. This will only count as a minor mistake. Don't forget, so many other reinforcements were attacked before this. Doing that would displease those people."
He sighed and said slowly, "Is no one going to answer for those dead soldiers? There were hundreds of them. Or are commoners' lives worthless no matter when it is?"
At that, Khadgar stopped and said to him, "Allen, this actually benefits you too. You should know that if they pursue this matter, you'll be punished as well."
"What? This wasn't my fault. I already warned him, but he insisted on having his own way. What could I do?" He thought this was utterly absurd.
But Khadgar continued, "So what if you weren't at fault? The punishment applies to the entire regiment. As the regiment's adviser, you'll receive an even harsher punishment."
He was speechless. Once again, he found that the position of adviser really was absolutely awful.
He did not want to discuss the matter anymore and instead asked how Khadgar had been doing lately. It turned out that Khadgar had teleported to Stromgarde before him, and because of his relationship with Lothar and his glorious achievement in successfully stopping Medivh, Lothar had already appointed him as his adviser.
Khadgar also told him about the situation in Stromgarde over the past few days. In short, the Alliance had underestimated the orcs.
Most Alliance soldiers had never fought these orcs. The only ones with experience, Stormwind City's defenders, had long since been shattered, and Lothar's men were still recruiting replacements even now.
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