The outcome of the Battle of River Valley Village was well-known within the Provincial Army—The rebels achieved a decisive victory, and the government army was completely annihilated.
However, Fritz leaned on the desk, staring at the battlefield, pondering deeply. He couldn't figure out how Winters Montagne would deploy his troops to "win back at six o'clock what was lost at four o'clock in the battle."
"I'm sorry." After simulating countless times and racking his brain, even though Fritz was unwilling, he had to lower his head and humbly admit: "I don't know."
To Fritz's surprise, the former department head didn't criticize him but merely picked up a small blue flag and walked to the northeast direction of the "battlefield," planting the blue flag behind the red side, one by one.
Fritz suddenly understood.
Immediately, a wave of dissatisfaction rose in his heart, and he stammered his protest: "Ah... he... I... I didn't know he would appear in that place..."
