The fiefdom increases by 1 soldier in 1 second, and the empress kneels down and begs not to rebel

When Dingle saw this content, his whole body stiffened and the expression on his face was completely frozen. For a moment, he seemed to feel that there was a violent explosion in his brain, which even made him hear a buzzing sound in his ears.

He stared straight ahead, and the words on the letter seemed to float in his sight:

'I may be really crazy, so this idea came into my mind. I also know that if I tell this idea to others, many people will regard me as a traitor to the nation, and the first person who will rush out to hang me will definitely be the emperor.'

"But I dare to guarantee with my own character that I, Dylan Schaefer, will never betray our nation, whether in life or as a ghost after death."

'And today, in this critical moment, I gradually realized what I was standing for. Without a doubt, it was our nation. Similarly, I firmly believe that every Golt should regard his nation as the most important thing above the individual.'

'We must be certain of one fact: no great hero can represent a nation.'

'He can only be a member of the nation. If he puts his personal will above the nation and claims that he represents our entire nation, then this must be a wrong idea. Because no one can guarantee whether a hero will always be a hero, no one can be immortal, and the future of the nation is the cause that every Goth must fight for all his life.'

'So now that our nation is facing this disaster that must be resolved as soon as possible, its future must be put first, and ending this war peacefully is definitely the best option at the moment, there is no doubt about it.'

'But now, if we want to end this war peacefully, we have to hope that the Yan people will be willing to end the war, but I don't know what measures the Yan people will take after the battle of Enzos is over. If my goal is achieved smoothly, then the Yan people will face terrible casualties. Maybe they will consider the subsequent losses and have to choose to end the war. That is exactly what I want to see. I hope so. '

'But I have to say that I am very worried now, because in order to achieve the vision I seek, in addition to the Yan people, we ourselves must make more efforts, and the most critical point is the huge challenges from within our nation. '

"I think this challenge can be attributed to the hard-line 'war faction' headed by the Great Emperor. Please forgive me for using the adjective 'war faction' to describe some people in the current regime. To some extent, this adjective seems to be dividing our regime, but this is definitely not my intention, so I must explain it to you clearly enough so as not to cause misunderstanding to you and more people."

At this moment, when Dinger saw the adjective "war faction", his heart was still experiencing a huge shock, and his emotions unconsciously began to become heavy.

'I can be sure that when this battle is over, no matter what the outcome, the emperor will definitely choose to continue the war. Any negotiation at any level is a humiliation for him, and he absolutely cannot tolerate it, so I use the potentially ambiguous term "war faction" to refer to the emperor's current regime.'

'In the current crisis, I firmly believe that continuing to prolong the war with a tough attitude will only drag our nation and country into the abyss. As far as the disaster caused by the overseas colonial plan is concerned, we have made an unbearable mistake. This is the biggest lesson the empire has suffered now. We must make changes for this, and now is indeed the time to change.'

'But when these ideas gradually formed in my mind, I realized that I didn't have enough time left. I was about to lead my troops to fight a decisive battle with the Yan people. In these days of contact and communication with you, I realized that you are different from other officers under my command. I have insight that you may have similar ideas to me, so I will have a detailed talk with you, and when the conversation is over, it will determine whether this letter will be handed over to you. '

'If you receive this letter and read this far, you will take on the last mission I give you. It is arduous and difficult. Not only will you have to make great sacrifices, but you will also be criticized afterwards. It is more likely to be regarded as a betrayal of the nation and become a shame. Because at the last moment, it is extremely subversive.'

"But please understand that it concerns the future of our nation and country. As for thinking about the future, not every Golt can deeply understand it. Most people spend their lives in blind obedience. This is an indisputable fact.'

'So now, please read carefully and remember every word I say...'

Dingle's face became solemn when he saw this, his eyes fixed on the long paragraph below, but at this moment, a series of footsteps were heard on the stairs.

"Sir, dinner is ready. We have cooked broth." The soldier who came up said to Dingle who was leaning against the window reading a letter.

But Dingle did not answer. He was still concentrating on reading the letter, as if he did not hear the voice.

Under the dim light, the soldier could see that Dingle's expression was particularly solemn, which made him feel inexplicably nervous.

"Sir, please go ahead and do your work. I'll call you later." The soldier said tactfully in a low voice, turned around and went downstairs.

As soon as he went down, another soldier asked him, "Why didn't the colonel come down?"

"He's busy, let's eat later." The soldier touched his nose, found a stool and sat down.

"The colonel has had a gloomy face since he came down the mountain and he doesn't talk to us. What's wrong with him?" said a soldier at the post station with a frown.

"You haven't recovered from this battle yet. After all, this battle was another heavy blow to the colonel. He has experienced far more blows than us." A cavalry lieutenant who escorted Dingle down the mountain shook his head.

"Why do you say that?" asked the soldier at the post station in confusion.

The lieutenant lowered his voice and continued, "The colonel came from Port Brulo. Since the Yan people entered the country, he has participated in almost every battle with the Yan people. But you all know that we have lost almost every battle, although this is not due to improper command by the superiors. And this most recent battle, if you really want to say it, can only be regarded as a tragic victory."