Visiting the injured, listing the casualties, organizing battle reports...
The great war had ended, yet Hudson found himself even busier.
Before crossing over, he had to write reports; unexpectedly, even after crossing over, he still had to write. The difference was that previously he had to write himself, edit and bear criticism, and now he just needed to sign off.
Achievements in war weren't just won on the battlefield, they had to be publicized.
Laying low wasn't an option; having lost so many elites, without any significant achievements, it would have been impossible to explain to the country.
After last night's battle, another chronic problem in the military was laid out before Hudson.
There had always been an unspoken rule in the Kingdom's Army: the appointment of officers must follow the principle of "birth > strength > ability".
To break the game rules was only possible at moments of life and death when there were no better options.
