Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 3149 What’s the Plan

Matthew sat quietly in a military tent as he cultivated to restore his spiritual power. The energy here was sparse compared to the rich atmosphere of Basha's Sacred Mount. What took ten minutes to recover at the mountain required a full hour in the camp. The camp flap lifted slightly, and Gadel walked in. He was dressed in dark gold robes with a crown on his head and exuded a commanding presence. His sharp, eagle-like eyes conveyed authority.

"Matthew, we've received word that Iris has fled to the vanguard camp. If our information is accurate, the vanguard army is now under her command," he said coldly. His stern demeanor was more about his adjustment to command than directed at Matthew. "What's the plan?" Matthew asked after rousing from his cultivation.

"Kill!" Gadel replied with icy resolve and a chilling sense of purpose. He intended to instill fear and make everyone too terrified to resist. He believed this was the most effective strategy.

Matthew chuckled at Gadel's stern expression. "What's wrong? You finally feel the pressure and start to put on an act?"

A great ruler understood the importance of projecting a commanding presence. For instance, historical figures like Napoleon Bonaparte were often depicted in portraits to emphasize their authority and strength. A leader who appeared weak or indecisive risked jeopardizing the stability of their entire realm.

that demeanor while ruling Montiria, his ministers would likely turn to corruption and abuse of power. He needed to instill fear and respect in those around him to solidify his control and prevent being undermined.

quickly erode

Throughout history, ministers

their power when their fear of the ruler outweighed

immediate gain. As fear increased, they would reconsider before abusing their power for personal gain. If the potential reward didn't seem worth the risk they

if they harbored such thoughts as long as they didn't

and a knife. If that person didn't take action,

respect

merely an act. He could tell the bloodshed on the battlefield had truly changed

a king faced