The other party seemed to be pondering something.
After a moment, the other party said, "Captain Kane, you're right. We should indeed be cautious."
"Well then, tomorrow let's not rush into a full-scale attack. Let's focus on probing first to uncover what exactly these cultists have up their sleeves, and then devise a corresponding strategy."
Upon hearing this, the knight outside revealed a look of relief, "The general is wise!"
In such a large-scale war, as the chief commander, one had absolute authority.
It could be said that any of their decisions might influence the direction of the battle.
Therefore, a commander who could listen to the opinions of subordinates was more welcomed by others.
Of course, as a commander, they couldn't listen to everything, nor could they ignore everything.
Thus, it required the commander's own judgment.
At this time, the general inside continued to add, "By the way, send out the order."
