Chapter 39. Worrying About the Wedding

Palmer Miller, an old comrade of Anderson, felt a significant boost in confidence knowing that Anderson had returned to the military to personally command the battle.

Upon gathering intelligence, Anderson immediately arranged and directed his soldiers, initiating his plan. He instructed Palmer to pull his troops back about fifty miles to provoke the enemy's overconfidence, herding them into their strategic region.

Under Anderson's command, the soldiers at the western frontier began an orderly retreat, marking the first time the enemy set foot on their territory.

The sky was brightening.

The western front soldiers had completed their retreat to their strategic position. When Anderson arrived there, he would once again sweep the invading enemies clean.

Despite staying awake all night, Anderson felt energized. How could he allow himself rest while commanding thousands of troops, with soldiers on the brink of death outside?

Dawn was breaking, and