The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch
Chatper 631
Chapter 631 Expanding National Territory
Upon hearing Balthazar’s words, everyone was in shock. They did not expect. Balthazar to have such ambitions: he wanted to expand the territory of Diatoran!
“Your Majesty, Diatoran is very far away from Vadesia and Astronia. We might be thrown into dire straits if we attack these four countries at the same time!”
“He’s right! Only Estrya is nearer to us. Filren is far away from us, too. We’ll be met with multiple difficulties if we fight countries a long distance away from us.
“Everyone has witnessed the damage brought by the battle held in Southlake City. Now that the situation has finally calmed down, I think we shouldn’t start another war. Otherwise, it’ll bring about a lot of deaths and casualties.”
Several generals expressed their opinions quickly. Everyone found them to be sound. Diatoran still had not recovered from the previous battles, and deploying troops to fight in another war now would be too high a risk.
“The three of them gave sound perspectives. How about the others?” Balthazar asked.
Senior General John Anderson suddenly piped up, “It’s my personal opinion that these four countries harbor nefarious motives toward us. Even if we don’t attack
them, they’ll do so after they regroup and recover.
“I think that this is an opportunity that’s really hard to come by for us. We should make use of the advantageous situation we’re in now after our recent wins and strike and wipe these countries out!”
“We’re in high spirits now, that’s true, General Anderson. Attacking four countries at the same time is still somewhat difficult, though. If they band together against us again, Diatoran might collapse!” a high–ranking official said.
Upon hearing his words, everyone thought about it seriously. Attacking four countries was a bold proposal. A slight misstep and Diatoran would be plunged into a situation beyond saving.
“Your Majesty, Diatoran has just achieved an impressive victory, and we’ve managed to kill Robert Valez and Viktor Obrien. Both Astronia and Vadesia don’t bold a candle to us.
Estrya and Filren are also nothing to worry about. I think that we can embark on a military campaign against these countries and start a war!” Benjamin, the Champion of North Aridlands, said.
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Hart makes a good point.”
retain their resources
defeating them is low. If the battle ends up being dragged out, there
from a great amount of losses. We should regroup and recover
higher–ups quickly
also hesitating on that now, and he could only
silent. He was thinking if this could or could
Majesty, I think we’ll have to postpone this matter. Attacking four countries at the
confusion. They all knew of Caspian’s confrontational tendencies–he was unexpectedly calm this time,
especially because Caspian had been punished by Balthazar because of the magnitude of
confrontational disposition.
this, Caspian. Are you afraid?”
it is not a good idea to start a war when Diatoran still hasn’t recovered from
their homes. Should we just let that go? That’s incredibly frustrating!” Balthazar
can’t just let that go,” Caspian
you have, then,
their territory to us and pay reparations. We
don’t want to?” Balthazar asked.
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we can put on a pretense of starting a war. After these countries are intimidated, they will surely pay us obediently,” Caspian stated calmly.
Balthazar was still a
to be trifled with. What should
ask me, we should just send out our troops. Why go
We should start a war immediately and expand our territory!”
war. They had discerned Balthazar’s
winning every battle we have fought in precisely because We u
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