Up until now in this great war, Nora Camp, as the highest-ranking commander with the heaviest responsibilities, strongest thinking, most instructions given, and the widest influence, had the greatest workload but had never made a single mistake.
Every decision she made was perfectly timed, her grasp on the situation was incredibly accurate, and she handled the enemy's changes in mentality just right.
It was her accurate prediction of the battle situation that allowed the eight huge artillery fortresses to achieve the maximum results with their eight space distortion bombs.
Trapping the enemy was the minimum strategic goal.
The first additional goal was to force the enemies to change their strategies midway, making them waste energy, and this goal was also achieved.
The second additional goal was reached as well.
Though spatial jumping is an extremely efficient method of movement, its understanding and usage of space have reached a frighteningly high level.
