This was a heartfelt acknowledgement.
To be able to fall into a scheme without any inkling beforehand, such skill and cunning are truly extraordinary.
General Logan gave a self-deprecating smile, admitting defeat wholeheartedly, "Camer really did raise a fine granddaughter. Indeed, you are also the most suitable person I've ever seen to be the Alliance Army Commander-in-Chief."
Catherine Carter didn't say much more.
...
General Logan's willingness to concede and confess was good news for Catherine Carter as well.
In this manner, the negative impact on the already fragile Alliance Army could be minimized.
The matter of the confession was being handled by the staff.
Catherine Carter paid it no mind and turned to join Leonard Churchill, who was meditating.
Although there appeared to be no wounds, the bloodstains on his clothing indicated the peril of the battle.
