The most powerful wizard in the magic world

At Gelling's command, everyone quickly took their seats, and the atmosphere instantly became extremely tense. Everyone seemed to feel an invisible pressure in their hearts, as if the atmosphere was filled with the smell of gunpowder that was about to explode. Gelling sat on the rostrum, his eyes piercing, scanning everyone, as if he wanted to see through their thoughts.

"Welcome everyone to this meeting." Gerling's voice was deep and magnetic, with a sense of authority. He raised his hand slightly and was about to start speaking when there was a sudden knock on the door.

"Come in!" Gerling's voice lacked a trace of patience.

The door was pushed open, and a young, neatly dressed assistant hurried in. A trace of anxiety appeared on his face. "I'm sorry, Lord Gerling, the Intelligence Bureau just received the latest news," he paused slightly, and the people around him began to discuss in a low voice.

"Speak." Gerlin's eyes became sharper, and he instantly attracted everyone's attention.

"The enemy's deployment in the north is being reinforced, and it seems that they are preparing for a large-scale attack." The assistant reported in a low voice, with uneasiness in his voice.

"What?" a staff officer interrupted, "Don't they know that we have made preparations in advance?"

"The enemy seems to have mastered some of our secrets, so that their actions are extremely targeted." The assistant replied with a trembling voice.

"So, what do you want to do?" Gerlin asked coldly, with an unquestionable sense of oppression in his tone.

"We need to strengthen our defenses and send a reconnaissance team to find out the situation." Another officer stood up, trying to buy time for the task he was responsible for.

"Do you think this is enough?" Gerling folded his hands, his tone gradually sinking, "If the enemy is really as powerful as you say, we can't just rely on reconnaissance and defense."

"Then...we should focus on counterattack," the young assistant stammered, "perhaps we can take advantage of their weakness and launch a counterattack in one fell swoop."

"Counterattack?" Gerling raised his eyebrows, obviously disagreeing. "Such a risky decision requires more preparation, and the time for such preparation is running out."

The crowd began to discuss in low voices, and everyone became more anxious about the impending crisis. Only one old general had a firm gaze. He slowly stood up and broke the hesitation of the crowd, "Now is not the time to argue. We must reach a consensus immediately. We can only rely on each other."

Gerlin listened quietly, pondered for a moment, and finally nodded, "The old general is right. We must deal with the next danger in the fastest way."

Outside the window of the conference room, the sound of artillery fire from afar was deafening, as if foreshadowing the inevitable. Everyone looked at each other silently, knowing in their hearts that the battle was not far away.

"Prepare to deploy reconnaissance teams and defense forces immediately after the meeting." After Gerling gave the order, people in the conference room nodded, with hope and determination flashing in their eyes.

After the meeting, everyone left one by one, and the atmosphere was still depressing and tense. Gerling walked to the window and looked at the gloomy sky in the distance. He felt a little anxious and a sense of responsibility in his heart. As a leader, he had to make decisions for the safety of everyone. Although the discussion just now was intense, everyone knew in their hearts that it was not doubt, but worry about the future.

"Lord Gerling." The old general walked up to him and said in a steady voice, "The next battle will be crucial. If we cannot secure the supply line, every attack we make will be useless."

"I understand." Gerling nodded, with a rough plan in mind. "Can you ensure that our logistics will not have any problems during the battle?"

"Thank you." Gerling's tone seemed particularly gentle and sincere at this moment. Then he calmed down, turned and looked out the window. The cloudy future was full of uncertainty, but he believed that the inner belief would drive the entire team to fight to the end.

Just as Gerling was immersed in heavy thoughts, his assistant came in from the side door with a nervous look on his face, "Lord Gerling, we may need to decide immediately whether to mobilize all the soldiers."

"Mobilize?" Gellin nodded slightly and responded softly, "Please contact the command center first and ensure that they can fight quickly and decisively."

The assistant nodded, apparently encouraged by Gerling's decision, and left the meeting room.

As night fell, Garlin, exhausted and thinking hard, decided to develop new hope in his heart. He knew that working together and uniting as one was their only way out. In the face of the upcoming challenges, they must fight for each other.

A few days later, as the assembly order was issued, the entire base seemed to be shrouded in a sense of urgency. During the night drills, the soldiers ignited each other's fighting spirit. The lights in the dark night flickered like stars, illuminating everyone's face. Even in the most difficult moments, they still firmly believed that as long as they worked together, they could break through any obstacles.

"Morris, hurry up! Get your equipment ready!" a young soldier shouted, his voice echoing across the training ground.

"Don't worry, my equipment is brand new!" Morris responded with a smile, but one could also hear the nervousness in his voice.

"Humor can't be used to make a living, hurry up!" The soldier next to him punched him, and the two of them laughed and joked, which seemed to dispel the tense atmosphere for a while.

In such an atmosphere, Gerling walked into the training ground. His arrival immediately made all the soldiers become respectful, and all the noise disappeared in an instant.

"Everyone, tonight's training is part of our battle!" he said, his eyes scanning every face, his voice gathering everyone's hearts, "Our mentor taught us that only in the most dangerous moments can a team's courage and cohesion be truly demonstrated."