The next morning, Rain stopped meditating when his Mana was at eighty percent… he could keep going, but he decided to stretch his body a bit. When he did that, he felt his bones aching a bit. When he touched the spots, he felt the same pain…
"I guess I really should focus on using magic only today," Rain thought.
Rain joined the others and soon found himself having breakfast with them on the walls while they watched the enemies camp; even now, they didn't show any signs of change.
"They are losing precious time; I can't believe that they are making such a blunder," Jori said.
"They must have a hard time reaching an agreement on what they should do; they don't want to return home as losers, even more so after losing a fellow general," Rain said. "That is one of the downsides of having three generals that stand at the same rank without a commander. When they lose one, and the other two don't agree with anything, they can't do shit."
