In response, Zog said that, first, he *was* red, and second, red clearly had a very romantic air about it.
The logistics column moved at a slow pace. After breaking camp in the early morning and marching for five hours, they finally saw the outline of Delong Castle in the late morning.
Outside the city, several thousand prisoners were squatting on the ground.
Only a dozen or so soldiers from the Northern Domain were guarding these prisoners of war, but there were also two anti-aircraft machine guns kept trained on them at all times.
After witnessing the power of those things, the thousands of men didn't dare try to escape from the custody of just a dozen or so soldiers.
"Have the medical team go and treat the wounded among the prisoners of war. They'll be on our side one day," Zog instructed.
Treating the wounded was one of the virtues of the nobility, though it was a rule modern nobles rarely followed. They typically only treated wounded prisoners who were of value.
