The core interests of the nobles were not touched, and the reorganization went smoothly. Except for some criticism because of his military position, there was basically no trouble.

The controversy over the military position is also easy to handle, and it is not a regular army anyway, so there is no need to be so serious.

As far as Hudson knew, in order to balance the interests of all parties, in addition to the Fifth Army and the First Army, the other three armies still had a few more regimental numbers when they were not fully staffed.

The First Army, which was a descendant of Earl Pierce. Even if the personnel are not directly under the standing army, they are also his vassals, and no one dares to make trouble with the pressure of the boss.

The Fifth Army was simply frightened by yesterday's battle. Many families have suffered heavy losses, and they have no capital to make trouble.

If it weren't for that, Hudson wouldn't have been in the position of commander of the 10th Regiment. Even if it's a number, there are more people than him who are qualified.

In aristocratic circles, seniority is also spoken. In a sense, no one teamed up with him, and there was no shortage of reasons for that.

If Hudson had come from a prominent background, or if he had a higher title, that would have been fine. It's just that he is an uncanonized rookie knight, and he can't stand up to his face when he succumbs to such a hairy boy!

Others are reluctant to be the younger brother, and Hudson is even less willing to be the younger brother of others. Of course, no one has to do their best to accept the younger brother.

Hudson knew that the soldiers in his hands were a rabble, and that didn't mean that everyone else knew it. In the eyes of the outside world, the hundreds of descendants under his command still have some combat effectiveness.

Thinking about it, he was also drunk, other traversers pretended to be pigs and ate tigers, but when they came to him, they became pretending to be tigers and scaring pigs.

As soon as the reorganization was completed, and before he had time to adapt, the Earl of Pierce impatiently ordered to go on the expedition.

On the big picture, this decision is clearly fine. Knowing that the Skull and Bones Society had the "Blood Moon Horn" in its hands, it was natural that he could no longer leave time for the enemy to prepare.

But when it comes to specific implementation, there are frequent problems. The aristocratic coalition army, which had just completed the preliminary reorganization and had not yet adapted to it, obviously did not have the ability to go on expeditions.

However, this had little to do with Hudson, and the Fifth Army was tasked with transporting grain and grass, and under normal circumstances, it would not be their turn to go to the battlefield.

Judging by the reactions of his colleagues, Hudson knew it was a chore. Well done, that's as it should be; If something goes wrong, you have to take responsibility; In case the war is not smooth, there is also the possibility of carrying the black pot.

I have never heard of a grain transport team. There is no point in talking about the importance of escorting grain and grass, and the habit of counting the achievements of the Aslant continent is to look at the battle results.

Transporting grain and grass is something that anyone can do, and everyone has no habit of robbing grain and grass anyway. At least in Hudson's memory, there is no historical record of who voluntarily sent troops to rob the grain road.

Nine out of nine wars are gentlemen's wars, everyone abides by the rules very much, and there are few moths.

Of course, the rebels may be the exception. Without the constraints of the rules of the aristocratic game, there are usually unexpected performances.

However, the rebel generals are all temporary ducks, and their military capabilities are usually not good. Most of the time, it is too late to learn in actual combat, and it has already been suppressed.

Occasionally, a few outstanding military talents emerged, which were also labeled "despicable" and "shameless...... and so on, fixed on the pillar of historical shame, despised by the world. No one has recorded the exact deeds.

"Your Excellency, Legion Commander, this is really too bullying! He also said that it was to take care of us, and according to this kind of care, our previous sacrifice was in vain......"

Baron McNameh's words were just the beginning, and then the heads of the regiments expressed their opinions, denouncing the unscrupulous decision of the Governor's Palace.

Although the Fifth Army had made great contributions in the previous battles, it was unable to retain the leader of the rebels.

This little credit alone is still shared by everyone, and it is obviously not convincing to want to divide the unclaimed territory after the war.

Compared to the rest of the nobility, the Fifth Army actually had the first mover advantage. The most correct operation now is to continue the campaign with the main forces and continue to maintain this advantage.

Even if it doesn't play a decisive role in the next battle, just follow the soy sauce and rub the credit, and you can fight after the war.

The task of escorting grain and grass seems to be taking care of the Fifth Army, but in fact it excludes everyone from the feast, so it is no wonder that the backlash is so fierce.

Waving his hand to stop everyone's quarrel, Chels sighed and said: "I also know these problems, but now the second, third, and fourth armies are jealous of our military achievements and unite to squeeze out us.

However, among the five armies, the strength of our fifth army is at the bottom. The drudgery of transporting grain and grass naturally fell to us.

But rest assured, I have already appealed to His Excellency the Governor. He promised to let us go to war after the delivery of food and grass. ”

Hearing this explanation, Hudson rolled his eyes directly. Such a simple sowing discord, he didn't believe Chels didn't see it.

Without the acquiescence of Earl Pierce, how could the Fifth Army be allowed to sit on the cold bench by simply squeezing out?

But it's one thing to know, but it's a conspiracy. The Governor of Pierce used the fief as a raft, which aroused everyone's greed and jealousy, and it was only natural to divide the alliance of nobles.

I don't know that the legion commander in front of me, who has the same hatred as everyone, has been secretly bought by Count Pierce. After all, it's far easier to buy one person than to buy a group.

It's useless to see it. The general trend is like this, and it is not something that a small person like Hudson can control. The smartest thing to do now is to play dumb and wait for the situation to develop.

Even if it was to escort grain and grass, the 10th Regiment, which had the largest number of people, was cheaper than other regiments. If you want to make trouble, others will make trouble first, and he can calm his breath.

"Your Excellency, Legion Commander, can you believe this kind of nonsense?

The rebels have lost their troops under the fortress of Ethel, and even if the cannon fodder is worthless, it will take time to re-draw the team.

Although the Blood Moon Horn is powerful, there are also many restrictions that can be used. What's more, the evil weapon has been sealed for more than 300 years, and without 1.8 million living beings as sacrifices, it can't be restored at all.

As long as the pace of action is fast enough, the rebels simply have no time to make a comeback. The team that was temporarily pulled up may not be able to withstand a charge from the coalition forces.

The Skeleton Society's rats, all of them are cowards. Once you sense that something is wrong, you will immediately be far away, and it is difficult to prevent it.

Even if Count Pierce fulfills his promise, it will only have to be killed by an enemy on the battlefield! ”

It was Baron Brogitt who opened his mouth to refute. In his eyes, Hudson saw reluctance and anger.