The most intense debate arose over the appointment of the commander for the right army, with the fiercest competition between Knight Kaido and Knight Anna.
Both Margaret and Bosiden showed interest, but they stepped back in the face of the strong contention between Anna and Kaido.
Kaido argued that he was battle-hardened and exceptionally brave, also emphasizing his connection as the brother-in-law of a baron.
In contrast, Anna countered fiercely.
She too claimed to be experienced and courageous in battle.
Moreover, she highlighted her illustrious Katerina family background and her crucial role in supporting Lord Howard's rise from Yami Village, asserting her status as Howard's trusted confidant.
Kaido, visibly agitated and on the verge of anger, was promptly calmed by Howard, who ultimately chose Anna as the commander of the right army.
Though Kaido was internally dissatisfied, he refrained from voicing his discontent.
