The Troublesome Hero Among the Heroes

Mifflin was the first officer on the Francis side to see his red dragon annihilated.

When the last two red dragons hit the self-destruct on the top of the mountain, he couldn't react for a while.

Mifflin used to be stationed in Tanhausen, opposite the mountainous Bischberg Kingdom, so he has a lot of research on mountain warfare.

Because he followed Elizabeth a few years ago in crusade against the Evil God followers in the maze underneath, he entered the Guard Army from the city defense army, which is envious of him.

This time Francis needed the cooperation of an officer familiar with mountain warfare, and this task fell on him.

at first, the transmigrator Yamada Hakumitsu, who finally ran back from the demon race, developed a strategy for Francis to mobilize the enemy by feigning first, and then aggressively attack the enemy in the empty direction.

Immediately afterwards, Mifflin proposed to use the central mountain range as the feint direction, and applied for the giant dragon to be arranged for his own plan.

According to the plan, these fifty red dragons will cooperate with him. The red dragon is responsible for cleaning the opponent's defensive stronghold in the central mountain range. Then he will command the light infantry and light cavalry who are good at fighting in the mountains. West attack, creating the illusion that your main attack direction is the central mountain range.

As the giant dragon with the strongest battle strength, he has been sent here. He doesn't believe that the opponent will not transfer a large force to rely on the mountain to defend.

It's just that now the giant dragon's army is wiped out. This time he has lost his position.

Fortunately, he still remembers to let his subordinates send the matter back to the headquarters through a magic messenger.

Francis was also shocked when he received the news, but after learning that the giant dragon of the Yunjun had also suffered a lot of losses, and now he was flying back, everyone in the command headquarters was slightly relaxed. .

Francis stood in front of the huge sand table. He turned his head and asked Eleanor standing beside him: "How many giant dragons can we recruit from our resources?"

Ellie Nou said: "Without the strategic reserve, we can still recruit about five to seven giant dragons today."

Francis looked towards Hakumitsu Yamada, who was on the opposite side of the sand table, and asked: "What do you suggest? "

Yamada's hands trembled slightly, and the news that the red dragons had been wiped out shocked him.

He thought for a moment and said: "Should we change our strategy and call back the sent troops to strengthen the defense, and wait for the opposing team to lengthen the front and wait for our commando to act again."

Francis sighed in his heart. If Yamada Hakumitsu's method was put in reality, it might be feasible, but it would be useless in this game. As soon as he contracted, he would lose all the resource points.

He said: "The central mountain range General Mifflin’s mountain troops and the Southern Plains General Copa’s cavalry troops have been deployed. Easy deployment will cause unnecessary chaos."

"Um...Send a battallion of the Griffon cavalry to General Mifflin, and the feint action in the central mountain range will continue as usual."

"General Kopa’s cavalry also began to launch an exploratory attack on the southern plains. , Making the enemy think that the cavalry will go northward after bypassing the central mountain range in the south, and flanking the exit of the valley with General Mifflin."

In a forest camp in the central mountain range, the restless Miff Lin was pacing back and forth, looking towards the map hanging on the shelf from time to time.

Francis asked him to wait for the griffon battallion to continue attacking westward after the arrival, and the order was soon sent through the magic messenger.

Mifflin sighed in relief, he was afraid that Third Prince would let himself stand in the mountains.

In his opinion, fortification in this kind of mountain with complex terrain is simply a nightmare, and only by offensive mastering the initiative in the battlefield can you win.

And he was frightened by the goblin recruited by Charles in the previous game. He didn't think his defense could stop these guys who appeared and disappear unpredictably.

On the map, Mifflin's fingers crossed several lines.

He made up his mind and then proposed a new plan to the headquarters.

Francis’ reply came quickly, agreeing to his plan to send a number of Thousand Man Squads to the other valleys to intersperse with sneak attacks westward.

Mif stood in great numbers and began to gather his team to prepare for the attack. Before that, several logistics bases within the valley were harassed by the opposing red dragon and reminded him that the threat from the sky had to be taken seriously.

According to the method of dealing with Griffon Knight, he asked his subordinates to pick the branches and leaves of nearby trees to pin him, and when he saw something flying in the sky, he would drill into the woods on both sides of the valley.

At the same time, at the eastern end of the southern plain, Copa, the deputy commander of the Guard Cavalry Regiment of the King's Family of the Villingen, felt a little pain in his skull.

According to the plan, his goal was first to cooperate with Mifflin in the mountains to launch a feint attack, to transfer the enemy's main force to the north, and the final blow to the enemy came from the assault regiment hidden behind him.

As soon as the battle time came, Kopa sent a large number of light cavalry scouts and Griffin Knight to the southern plains for reconnaissance.

The cavalry assault is most concerned about avoiding the truth and avoiding the truth, so the intelligence work before the war must not be pulled down.

The results of Griffin Knight's reconnaissance feedback made Copa want to kill people.

The enemy built a fortress at the other end of the plain. This was in his expectation, and his fortress here was not badly repaired.

Then he discovered that the enemy had built a fortress on the southern end of the central mountain range. Although he was a little surprised, he didn't feel too surprised.

This fortress will threaten your team passing through the plain from the northern flank, but if you bring enough supplies and go south to avoid it, that threat is nothing difficult.

The most troublesome thing for him is that in the southern part of the plain, a lot of trenches were dug out by the opponent's excavator, and all the dirt excavated in these trenches was piled up on the enemy's side.

Of course, these trenches did not cover the entire plain, and no one could dig a 40-kilometer-wide plain in five days.

These not deep trenches are not to block the enemy's footsteps, but to lure the enemy to a better way, and then control the enemy's forward direction.

Copa analyzed the distribution of the opponent's trenches and concluded that the enemy wanted to keep his route as far north as possible and put his logistics line of communication under the threat of the fortress at the southern end of the mountain range.

If he forced a breakthrough into the trench area, he believed that as long as his cavalry team stopped, the opponent's "Charles organ" would rain like raindrops.

When he tried this weapon yesterday, he was frightened by the terrifying firepower. He immediately proposed to recruit fewer giant dragons and equip his cavalry with more "pipe organs." A hole was torn in the enemy's line of defense.

As a result, his suggestion was not adopted.

Francis’s order for the cavalry to bypass the central mountain range and attack the west side of the valley soon came.

Copa stood in front of the map and calculated the time required for both sides to act.

The most troublesome part of feigning is to act the fake as the real one. If you want the enemy to believe it, you must first take it seriously.

Kopa and Mifflin communicated with Mifflin through a magical messenger. Mifflin planned to attack a section of the road during the day, and then march in the middle of the night, and plan to attack the valley at dawn. West end.

In cooperation, Copa proposed that he prepared to send the first feint troops to attack the enemy’s fortress on the opposite side of the plain. In the evening, the main force, one man and three horses, quickly passed through the plain under the cover of Griffin Knight. Bypass the central mountain range and enter the mountain range. The western woods will march northward and will arrive at the western end of the valley tomorrow morning.

The two communicated the details of the action again, and finally decided on a plan.

Looking at the final plan, the two of them felt that the plan was indeed very real, and they felt that when the time comes, they would be able to sing the truth. The strategic reserve team did not pass through the southern plains, but through the valleys. To the enemy's castle, finally win the victory.

In the mountain range camp, Mifflin began to plan the march. He did not expect Kopa to arrive in time. The variables on the battlefield are too great, and he must make sure that there will be a game after arriving at the destination. Preparations for tough battles.

Copa chose to let the main force set off in the evening because he was afraid of being covered by the "pipe organ" fire on his marching platoon. He was no exception. The army within the valley had nowhere to hide when intercepted by that horrible fire. Hide and die even worse.

Mifflin studied the map carefully. The valleys in the mountains are criss-crossed, just like the streets in the city, but there are not many people who can walk in many small valleys.

While waiting for the arrival of Griffin Knight, Mifflin used a pen to draw a marching route on the map.

He decided to send more squads to advance within the valley on both sides of the "main road" to prevent enemy ambushes. After Griffin Knight arrives, they will follow the main force from the air, clear the hills on both sides of the valley, and cover the main force.

Suddenly, a messenger stumbled in and bumped Mifflin, who was about to leave the tent.

"What's the matter?" Mifflin frowned asked, with an ominous premonition in his heart.