Anning was thrilled to have two more fierce generals, but he frowned when he saw Moura's military rank.
Moura was only a Captain.
That wasn't right; Anning remembered that in '93, Moura had already been a Major, leading several battles and then using his relationship with Robespierre to get promoted to Major General.
As a Major General, he could be dispatched to command divisions and even army-level units, fully utilizing the value of these famous generals.
But now it seemed history had deviated; Moura was still a Captain. Promoting him directly from Captain to General, Anning figured Parliament might have some criticisms.
Although Anning was currently the foremost of the four Jacobin leaders and could forcibly ignore the opinions of Parliament, handling the promotion of his generals, no one would dare say anything.
However, Anning wanted to use the power he held in his hands cautiously.
