"Do you think I should just retreat and go home?"
Grant: "..." — He really didn't want to answer.
"Just say it! I won't blame you."
"Lord, you probably already have your answer." Grant replied evasively, not daring to be direct, who knows if the Lord might settle accounts later—better to be cautious.
Kerlich paused; he truly already had an answer in his heart.
But he wasn't willing to give up!
After a long while, Kerlich continued to give orders, "Prepare the camp for the night."
"...Understood."
Grant thought Kerlich would still order the pigmen to keep fighting, but unexpectedly, after night fell, Kerlich gave no further commands. He just stood at the edge of the camp, gazing at Hope Village from afar, unwillingly.
Meanwhile, on the Hope Village side, seeing that the pigmen had stopped attacking, everyone's expressions were a little strange.
Standing atop the walls, many watched the pigmen setting up camp in their territory and couldn't help but discuss.
