The Duke took the binoculars and found a rock for cover.
Through the high magnification of the binoculars, the details on the city wall became clearer.
He could see the alert expressions of the soldiers, the cold gleam of the catapults, and the faint glow flowing through the energy patterns on the surface of the city wall.
This line of defense was indeed solid.
But as Leonard had said, in the face of the true power of wizards, this city wall was insignificant.
As long as one was willing to pay the cost, this wall could be utterly destroyed in an instant.
The Duke recorded the observations as required while secretly evaluating.
This line of defense might withstand low-intensity conflicts and the impact of the Erosion Bodies but would certainly not withstand the full assault of several United Legions.
The fall of Toulouse territory was indeed just a matter of time.
The last time the Duke had not come here but had entered Toulouse territory through a smuggling route.
