It has been three days since Major Fraser returned to East Prussia.
He spent this time in the barracks poring over his experiences and observations in Transylvania, striving to compile it into a comprehensive yet interesting war report. As the Pioneer Corps Major and the heir to the Cape Family, he would then present the report to King Louis in Fog City, as a testament to the true end of the Ten-Year War in Transylvania.
As an aristocrat who had received a good education since childhood, Major Fraser's prowess in literary arts was well known. He had handed his first draft to General Loren for review yesterday, and the result might be out today.
As Major Fraser was diligently trimming the beard he had grown during his trip to Transylvania, a guard of General Loren came running to summon him to the General's office.
Like last time, Major Fraser tidied up before going. Once satisfied with his appearance, he knocked on the door and stepped into General Loren's office.
