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After the Lacacia Army withdrew into the territory, Renne returned to Karsus City to report his work to Mordrake.

Although Renn gained a lot in this war and made great military exploits, during this period, many people impeached Renn many times behind his back, including the old nobles of Liguria and, of course, Raqqa. An old subordinate of the West Asian Army.

However, in Mordrake's opinion, this was completely normal and nothing to make a fuss about.

When generals fight bloody battles and make great achievements, many people will naturally look at them with jealousy and say a few grumbles and slanders behind their backs. This is also reasonable. However, Mordrake has no intention of hiding these things. .

Because although trusting generals is the ambition and courage that a leader should have, if you trust too much, there will be certain risks.

Most of the rebels who made big mistakes in history were the most trusted and favored people of the king. It is precisely because of the leader's trust that he will gain greater power. When power expands, ambition will naturally arise.

Therefore, while Mordrake trusts Renn, he also wants Renn to know that this trust is hard-won, and he needs to know how precious Mordrake's trust in him is.

Mordrake handed him all the letters impeaching Renn, many of which had not even been opened.

After Ren saw these letters impeaching him, he couldn't help but break out in cold sweat. He didn't expect that he had only been fighting for a year, but there were so many blatant opponents in Karsus. If it hadn't been for Mordrake. Press down, I am afraid that I am determined not to have a chance to fight with peace of mind in the front.

"Your Highness, thank you for your trust. Renn will definitely live up to His Highness's expectations." Renn knelt down on one knee and thanked Mordrake.

"Ren, you are the person I value most. You are a rare general. I hope you can continue to fight for the glory of Lakasiwa. I will be your strongest supporter." Modre Ke stood up and helped Renn up.

"Your Highness, don't worry. Renn will definitely become your Highness's sharpest sword, cutting through thorns and thorns for your Highness." Renn said with bright eyes.

"Yes." Mordrake nodded happily, his eyes full of trust.

"How is Rocky doing?" Mordrake asked Ren.

It turned out that Rocky also joined the army during this expedition. He was full of hatred for King Shi Zong. When he thought of the tattoo on his face, he was shaking with anger. He always wanted to find an opportunity to capture Shi Zong alive. The king and those traitorous ministers who have humiliated him must tattoo their faces with his own hands to avenge their shame.

"He was a brave warrior and fought bravely. He killed seven enemies, but was also slightly injured." Renn reported to Mordrake.

"He killed seven enemies. What an amazing boy." Mordrake said with some surprise and couldn't help but laugh.

"Your Highness, this is the status of the meritorious service of the soldiers in this war. Please take a look at it." Renn presented a report to Mordrake.

Mordrake took the report, glanced at it briefly, and then returned the thick report to Ren, "No need to read it, just give the report to the Minister of Finance. Anyone named on the list will be rewarded." .”

"Your Highness" heard Mordrake say this

Ren said that he was a little flattered, but also a little uneasy. There were thousands of names on this report, and everyone's credit was recorded on it. Moreover, some seemed to be slightly different, which was inevitable.

In war, statistical results are often a very complicated matter. Due to the complexity of the war situation, some inevitable errors are often prone to occur.

For example, during the battle, an enemy general was first wounded in the body by an archer, then stabbed in the thigh by a spearman, and finally beheaded by a cavalry, and finally died.

Do you think this battle merit should be attributed to the archers, spearmen or cavalry?

No matter who is blamed, it is not fair. At this time, the official responsible for statistics sometimes simply records the results three times in order to avoid getting into trouble, and reports them once in the performance report of the archers, spearmen and cavalry. , this will invisibly create the illusion that three people killed three enemy commanders, but in fact, the three people actually killed the same person.

This kind of thing often happens when making statistics, which is why, after a battle, there are serious discrepancies between the battle damage records of both sides.

When the opponent counts, they will only count how many people they have killed or injured. When a general dies in battle, it is only recorded once. No one can die twice. In the opponent's statistics, it is possible that he It's possible to die twice, or three or four times.

It is precisely because of the existence of this error that every time military merit is reported, there will be misreporting and overreporting.

In addition to war factors, this situation also has man-made reasons, that is, those who are responsible for statistics of battle results are some low-level officers. In order to avoid causing trouble, they are naturally unwilling to offend other combat troops. If you underreport to others, If you gain military merit, it is equivalent to depriving others of their money for working hard. Can they spare you easily?

Therefore, when it is impossible to determine whether the credit is actually there, if the other party expresses very forcefully that this is their credit, I have no choice but to admit it and report it to others. As for whether there is no problem, then it depends on the above. Meaning.

Anyway, those who lied about their military exploits were also dealt with by the parties concerned. It had nothing to do with those in charge of statistics. At most, they were only jointly and severally liable.

In the previous war in Liguria, there were many cases of false claims of military merit. One unit even killed a large number of civilians, cut off their heads, and then treated them as soldiers in order to over-report their merits. The heads of the enemy soldiers were beheaded, and the heads of [-] civilians were handed over at once.

It's a pity that those civilians were wronged and their heads were used as a stepping stone for promotion.

Later, in order to curb this unhealthy trend, Mordrake ordered the establishment of a military merit review system. All military merits must be carefully verified and finally handed over to him for approval. If the approval fails, or there are Serious violations of military discipline will not only result in no military merit, but the general may even be beheaded.

It was under Mordrake's strict control that military discipline was restrained, and Renne handed the battle report to Mordrake out of institutional regulations.

"Ren, you are my father's most capable subordinate. I believe in your character. There is no need to doubt your character. Just report it directly to the Minister of Finance." Mordrake smiled slightly, patted Ren's shoulder, and cleared his heart. The worries were completely dispelled.