Marseille's sigh unsurprisingly resonated with his two companions.
Indeed, Pasiphael has elevated warfare to an almost artistic level, deserving the honor of being called a "distinguished general" by any standard. But in the eyes of Marseille and those who deeply understand the inner workings of the Empire, Pasiphael is more an "artist of intelligence utilization" than an "artist of command." And this victory is less Lapland's triumph than a victory of the Empire's technology and intelligence system over the Duchy.
This is not at all an exaggeration or misjudgment.
All of Pasiphael's actions were based on the various technologies and intelligence provided by the Empire, realized through rational combinations.
