After all, the content he was associating was indeed quite substantial. Even George, who planned this operation, might not have thought so thoroughly.
Clearing his mind of extraneous thoughts, Hudson began to carefully consider what to ask from the Moxi People as compensation.
Risks must be directly proportional to the gains.
Whether this rescue operation could swiftly deal a heavy blow to the Ancient Remnant Allied Army and force them to change their strategy was also uncertain in Hudson's heart.
If the plan could be completed, all the benefits offered by the Moxi People would be pure profit, with no hidden dangers; naturally, everyone would be overjoyed.
If the established plan was not completed and the Kingdom's strategy needed adjustment, Hudson would have much more work to do and would also have to bear corresponding political risks.
After much deliberation, Hudson embarrassingly found that the Moxi Duchy had been nearly stripped bare by him.
