Amberser had sent over the naval intelligence, and in just half an hour, he received two replies, which together constituted barely five and a half pages of parchment, and the writing on them was absurdly large.
Even Amberser, who was completely ignorant about military affairs, could tell at a glance that these so-called battle plans were extremely perfunctory, very, very perfunctory indeed.
Aige frowned after taking a look and said to Amberser, "It seems that your friends are not willing to help."
Amberser chuckled and then replied, "It's okay, I can probably guess why."
Whether it was the Laine people or the Elves, neither had much regard for Amberser, so suddenly being handed a naval chart and asked to design a battle plan was out of the question.
Therefore, without any need for consultation, the leadership of both kingdoms chose the same course of action, which was to give Amberser a so-called battle plan that was all talk.
