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As such, Gray's mission was clearly of no merit, and if he didn't do it well, he would be cursed by all the nobles and commoners in the South.

The nobles didn't seem to really value this army, and in the south, people hadn't seen orcs for more than a thousand years, and in their subconscious, orcs were now a group of tribal barbarians with the most primitive weapons.

Even Gray himself had such thoughts.

When the real war comes, the orc army may make humanity truly learn to be humble.

At this critical time, Grand Duke De Rooney appointed Gray as the military coordinator of the South, that is, he took a fancy to the power in his hands, and the Grand Duke wanted to use the power of the orcs to weaken the strength of the nobles in the territory below.

On the other hand, he also had to go, because his sister was the queen and his nephew was the king's first-in-line heir.

It was a matter of attitude, whether the war in the north was won or lost, if Grand Duke De Looney had not gone, then he would have been questioned by everyone, who would have paid absolutely no attention to the predicament faced by the south at that time.

Even, if the Northern War is lost, they will put the responsibility for the defeat on the Archduke De Rooney in order to shake the position of the queen and prince.

You know, the royal family is not just King Rawbert's family.

After Gray accepted this order, he did not have time to think about superfluous issues, after all, what awaited him would be an army of 50,000 orcs.

He must first think that if he gets through the current difficulty, as long as he gets through this difficulty, his life will be open to the sky.

With the forces in Gray's hands now, it is obviously impossible to hold the entire territory of the southern border. It is wisest to give up a part of the area.

However, these lands cannot be given up in vain, and in Gray's battle plan, the giving up of every inch of land must make the orcs pay a certain price.

What he has to do is to hold on until the orc army has expanded the battle line to a certain range and is no longer able to advance.

At this point, Gray will be able to use the more than a thousand years of their rule in the South to slowly consume the orc expeditionary force, and make them understand how ridiculous their invasion is.

However, the commander of the orcs must not be stupid, he knows that his forces are limited, so when the orc army first starts, he will definitely concentrate the superior forces and attack all the way until he breaks through Cook City.

And this is the most difficult period for Gray, he must choose a place to fight the orcs hard, stop their attack, make them retreat, and then divide his forces to attack other areas.

The choice of location is very important, and Gray must take the initiative.

Therefore, Gray needs the strength of the navy, and he needs the navy of Sekka City to lure the orc forces to Sekka City, and then use Sekka City's perfect coastal defense force to strike at the enemy's sharp spirit.

At the same time, buy time for the retreat of ordinary civilians.

The real battle was the Rocky Mountain, two hundred miles southwest of Seka, behind which was a vast plain that could be relied on without barriers, and it was also the most important granary reserve point in the south.

And behind this land, is Cook City.

Therefore, this battle is very important and cannot be overlooked.

Gray has ordered the construction of a fortress in Rocky Mountain, and he has even used the power in his hands to forcibly recruit all the magicians in the West to participate in this war.

His order almost caused a disturbance among the mages in the West, but in the end, it was Thor and the Arcane Society who intervened to quell the riots of those mages, and the mages who finally joined Gray's team were only a hundred.

This incident made Gray know that there was such a group of mages as not under the control of the nobles, and he had firmly remembered them, and he even ordered the secret agents of the guard department to start monitoring the mages' every move...

As long as they succeed in blocking the orc attack in the Troubled Stone Mountain, then the logistics supply of the orc expeditionary force will definitely not allow them to stalemate, and dividing their troops to assault the Bien Territory will be their best choice.

After all, the three territories of Byan, Covinde, and Seku are the most famous food supply bases in the south, and all Gray needs to do is to set up defenses throughout these three territories and slowly eat away at the living force of the orcs.

When the orc forces advance to the cities of Covinde and Seku, they will find that they are no longer strong enough to take them.

Of course, this was the ideal direction for Project Gray, and he was able to come up with such a perfect plan in such a quick time, thanks to Punk's friend Loire, who had been the mayor of Gerson the other day.

Because of his battle plan at the time of the meeting, Gray had hired him as a military advisor to the Harrens court.

Gray agreed to his plan, and he immediately ordered Harrens to place all of his garrisons and all remaining forces of other territories along the coastline of Seka City.

This battle will be crucial, and Gray will experience his first battle with the orcs.

This is undoubtedly a bold decision, if Colonel Demps's side does not go well, the orc army will land directly from Balan, or they will divide their forces in advance and attack Balaam and Seka respectively, which will be disastrous for Gray.

For this reason, Gray decided to meet Sir Korwin, who had been left behind in the Pyne Territory, and the son of the Earl of Borg, Pedy Borg.

No matter what happens, no part of the coastline along the Behn Territory can fall in the short term of the war, or Gray's plan will collapse completely.

The stakes were so high that Gray decided to make a personal trip to Bynland, and for this reason, he called Sir Dale, who had retired to Harrence City to rest, and this knight worked part-time as Gray's full-time clerk.

He wanted to ask his uncle if he wanted to go to Bynling together.

After all, with his current power, it would be very easy for Sir Dale to return to Aarenburg.

Or Gray went back by himself, it was very simple, but he didn't have time, and now even if it was a second of waste, Gray felt that it was a crime.

Sir Dale pondered for a long time and said, "Actually, a few years ago, when I was on behalf of the Earl of Lockton to inspect the port of Balaam, Sir Korwin invited me to Aarontown. ”

"Oh?" Gray asked, surprised, "So, you've already been back?"

Home, what a strange word, Gray thought to himself.

In Sir Dale's face, Gray surprised not to see the joy of returning home, and he groaned for a long time before he said, "I refuse, because when the real thing is within reach, I suddenly feel that it is not necessary, and I do not want the appearance of Aarenburg in my dream to become a different scene!"

Hearing Sir Dale's words, Gray was stunned and wanted to say something, but suddenly felt that he had nothing to say, and this feeling made Gray's heart feel like a stone pressed and very uncomfortable.

In the end, Gray only said lightly: "I understand!"