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– Too much pity for the refugees and not enough control... there might be spies among them, and even intelligent zombies from Harran, – Kamistella still quietly shared her thoughts with her bodyguard, – and we haven't lost a single city yet. If the gates hold, Asuguh will hold too. And it's not that difficult to defend against enemy adventures within the kingdom. We must demonstrate to the enemy the futility of its attempts to undermine our morale, but so far, everything is happening exactly the opposite.
""We" aren't really doing much to fight the enemy...", - thought Erish, but decided not to say it out loud.Author
Suppressing a surge of hostility towards the refugees, Kamistella decided to visit the administration of Enlil and ask if the situation in the city was stable.
- It's been better, but it could be worse. - The protector shrugged, or rather, a random Dlan warrior responsible for receiving visitors. - We are far from the walls of Ninung, and to the north of us, besides the walls, there is also a merciless desert, so I don't think there is anything to be afraid of yet.