"Damn it!" Facing the polygonal fortress outside the western city of Kingsfort, Gessa Adonis voiced the same sentiment as his subordinates, "In the end, we're still late!"
Beside him, Brigadier General Skur Meklen said nothing.
Captain Woods, who accompanied the two generals to the front line for inspection, apparently had no sense of timing and continued to explain the terrain with full focus:
"...The new district on the West Bank initially had city walls but no moat. But look, the city walls are now basically surrounded by trenches and earthen ramparts.
"If I'm not mistaken, behind this earthen rampart, there should be a parapet wall right at the foot of the city walls—because that's what we were taught in school."
Woods' expression was somewhat bitter: "There might even be a trench because I calculated that just taking soil from the front trench alone is far from enough to form this earthen rampart."
