Chapter 66

Judgment

"Salute!"

We saluted the coffin of Morris Highgate one more time before he was brought to the carriage. I remained standing at my ground until the carriage was out of my sight.

"As expected..." I glanced at General Cairo who was already beside me. "You are right, Your Majesty. He really courted for his death," he added. "Literally."

I felt General Benedict's presence on the other side of me. "However, he did not meet the damage percentage we were looking forward to having. 10% out of 30 is not a trifling matter."

"It didn't create huge importance to us. We lost half of his troops due to his carelessness," General Cairo said.

I sighed and agreed with them. "It is a lesson to learn for the other commanders not to do what Highgate and I did. I also courted my death before," I said, remaining stoic. "It is also a lesson for me not to have the same attitude." Sighing, I spun around. "We must head back. We will dispatch the Eagle Mist. The othe