In the eyes of the elves, the greatest and most immediate hypothetical enemy was Charlemagne, and they were interested in collecting all kinds of intelligence on them. For a long time, V.E Company convoys had delivered goods to various places in Charlemagne while also sending back to Alfheim continuous streams of information such as topography, local customs, mineral distribution and output, agricultural soil conditions, and so on. The most direct consequence was that the elves' civilian maps of Charlemagne were a hundred times more accurate than the military maps Charlemagne had produced.
With such a massive amount of information, it should be enough to plan a war strategy, but Li Lin and the officers he had personally trained were hesitant to act due to a lack of decisive factors.
The decisive factor was the vagueness of Charlemagne's army mobilization capabilities and economic potential data.
