He finally smiled and said, "Friends, does this promise satisfy you?"
Everyone remained silent, each with their own calculations in mind. Everyone hoped someone else would speak up to demand more from the Mage. However, after weighing the pros and cons, no one spoke.
As a result, in this final battle against the Snake-men, the Mage's name was not prominently featured. He merely became an "advantageous supplement" to the entire plan. The efforts of the Mage Association were not sung widely by the bards like the deeds of other heroes. People only knew that the Mage stood on the side of justice, not as an accomplice of evil.
The generals laid a giant trap, using almost a quarter of Haisas's territory as bait, preparing to entrap and destroy the Snake-men's army. Wislin privately discussed with Lynch that there were too many vulnerabilities in this "spectacular" multi-racial combat plan, some of which were even fatal.
