Thankfully, the incessant squabbling in the National Assembly did not stop the nation's Rebel Army from gathering at the Royal Capital to defend the country's most important city. Self-funded armies from different regions converged at the semi-permanent camp on the outskirts, the Villar Training Ground, and other garrisons to be reorganized and receive supplies.
Unlike the armies of the past, this time the main force, from the commanders down to the rank-and-file soldiers, was comprised of farmers, small artisans, and the like. They had voluntarily joined to defend the nation and the great revolution. Major cities also spontaneously donated supplies, easing the logistical burden on the newly assembled troops.
Furthermore, for the first time, Casters had joined the army of Valois.
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Their lips parted. Paulina looked at Pascal with concern. "Are you really going to the battlefield?"
