After passing by the fortress' command center, the brightly-lit place that was made of rocks truly felt depressing at a first glance especially the map on the high wall that noted the war situation. Wellington paused and looked at it carefully.
The Deiss had three combat units at the border. The one that attacked Blackwood Fortress was naturally the protrusion unit. (Sixty divisions?) The young Steinberger officer doubted a little. Wasn't that fifty thousand people? If the one that attacked the fortress was truly the protrusion unit, then their number would be between eighty to one hundred thousand people.
Until this point, all combat members of Steinberger's Loantz Front were guarding at Blackwood Fortress. Wellington's First Independent Infantry Brigade was not in the combat line-up of the fortress. His unit was to fight in the forest at the back of the fortress. That was to say, the commander of the hero unit turned his head away in embarrassment.
