An Extra’s POV

"Hahahahahaha!!!"

The Dragons all laughed as the City before them was burning up—completely laid to waste.

The corpses of the innocents who attempted to evacuate also littered the ground a good distance from them, from all evacuation points no less.

There were four gates that led outside the Capital, and with two Dragons assigned to two each, the results ended the same for everyone who attempted to flee. They all died, and the exits were sealed so the rest would suffer within the stifling world of the Capital.

No one had any doubt about it—the humans were ruined.

"Thank you for your hard work, comrades!" Kat'erin smiled at the Dragons who stood before her and her comrade.

There were a total of six of them—two contributed from each Lord allied with the White Dragon Lord. They had rendezvoused a little beyond the outskirts of the Capital, though they could see all that went on in the ruined city from where they were.

It was all so fulfilling, and from the looks of all the Dragons involved, it was clear they felt the same thing.

"We do not deserve such high praise, Lady Kat'erin. You and Lady Shai'ya are our seniors." The most mature of the Dragons said with a smile, bowing slightly to her.

Despite them being men, they acted so humbly among two women. This was because, unlike certain societies and cultures that incorporated sexism in their practices, the Dragons did not care for sex or gender differences.

What mattered most was ability and rank.

"We are all Generals here, so there's no need to fuss over seniority." Kat'erin said with a dismissive wave, though she was satisfied to know that the people before her knew how to deliver proper respects.

"Still… you are a part of the 7 Squads. It is my dream to one day join a Squad, so I'll work very hard to prove myself worthy to the Empire."

"Me too!"

"I'll do my best as well!"

readiness to serve, and that pleased Kat'erin very much. It reminded her of her time in the Academy, and she figured the Generals before her only finished

pass from the Academy?" She went on to

a somewhat strange question to ask, since they were only related by professional strands. Still, since a General belonging to one of the special Squads

and I spent the rest in the Western Battlefield—mainly performing training and management

stiff, awkward, but well-meaning words

a bit of achievement already. I suppose you were quite exceptional in the

You render me too

haven't gone to the South yet, but that's more due to politics than personal abilities. In any case, he's had some good experiences

was sure this General didn't really fight in the front lines, but it was still a

requested to be transferred to the West. Since he is still fresh, I can't blame him. Usually, the exceptional ones are the kind that thrive in the South.' All of these were random thoughts that she had about her junior, but they were nothing serious. The only reason she had such a long train of thought was out of consideration for him joining one of

for him to accomplish that, but… I

as he wasn't too ambitious, he would be able to join one of the

with a light

meet you one day in

try my best,

stiff salute, the other Generals also did the same,

will do our best

same ambition as the first guy, but none of that surprised her. Dragons were naturally attuned to warfare, and nothing motivated them more than rank and merit. They all desired to bring glory to

her real allegiance belonged to her Master, the White Dragon

was only loyal to the Emperor because her

is truly how I feel.' She smiled to herself, even

adored her

~BZZZTZZZ!~

communication device with her, instantly recognizing who was trying to reach

widened in glee as she brought out the device and showed Shai'ya, who was instantly brimmed with joy the moment

that she would be excusing herself, and in the blink of an eye, the two subordinates of the White Demon Lord created considerable distance between themselves and the

this was so the Generals wouldn't be able to listen to whatever information their Master wanted to give them—just in case it was confidential. It was best to respond to such calls in private, and Kat'erin was sure the other