Hudson had completed his extortion mission, but he only got a third of the things on the list.
The rest had to be paid in installments, indicating that Moxi Duchy was not well-off with its current military equipment.
Otherwise, how much could Hudson take away from a legion, no matter how big his appetite was?
While the military equipment was not fully delivered, the craftsmen and civilians were all brought over.
It was clear that, in the eyes of the powerful, labor was really cheap.
Hudson hadn't yet had time to be happy after checking the supplies, when he received an invitation from Marshal Hodge.
"Has the transaction been exposed?"
As soon as Hudson had this thought, he dismissed it.
Even if this was exposed, the bureaucrats in the logistics could handle it.
As a guest army, even if the Moxi Duchy wanted to hold someone accountable, they couldn't blame Hudson.
For a front-line commander, the smartest thing to do when discovering such a situation was to pretend ignorance.
