Hearing this, Saski frowned and asked, "How many of them are there?"

"Not many. A rough estimate is that there are only dozens of enemy troops." The communications soldier replied immediately.

After he said this, Saski rolled his eyes and said, "Then this is not even a regular army, but just their sentinels, right?"

"Um... yes, sir." The communications soldier replied in a low voice.

As soon as he finished speaking, Saski said in a low voice with displeasure:

"Go down!"

Just as the signalman was about to leave, Saski suddenly stopped him, "Don't push too hard. We need to change our tactics and prepare for the next full-scale attack."

"Tell them not to go any further."

"Yes, sir." The signalman then left.

Harson then said, "Sir, more than an hour ago, I asked Megan to lead the troops to move some distance towards Pariston. The Yan people retreated again and again, but this time they exchanged fire with us. I think... next they will either evacuate Pariston or use Pariston as a position to engage in a positional battle with us."

Saski took off his hat and rubbed his hair without answering. Seeing this, Leo on the side said:

"The Yan people have repeatedly withdrawn the sentries outside Pariston. On the surface, this does show that they are not very confident in their own military strength. However... before we find out how many Yan people are stationed in Pariston, we cannot be sure of their intentions."

"I think we can send a troop to test it out early tomorrow morning, then..."

Hearing this, Harson could not help but raise his eyebrows. Before Leo could finish his words, Saski, who was rubbing his head, suddenly interrupted and said, "But don't you know that Pariston is only about five kilometers away from Enzos?"

"Yes, sir."

"Then the more likely result of such a temptation is that they will evacuate Pariston and flee to Enzos, and that is definitely not what I want to see." Saski raised his chin slightly, his one eye looking cold.

"Well... there is indeed a certain possibility." Leo nodded slightly.

"So such a test is unnecessary for us, especially when our entire army is fully prepared."

"No need to do this. The intelligence we have gathered so far has already shown that there are not many Yan people in Pariston."

"But there is one thing worth thinking about. Are the follow-up troops of the Yan people still coming out of Enzos and gathering in Pariston?" Saski said to the officers.

After these words fell, Harson immediately straightened his chest and responded: "Sir, in fact, I have arranged for scouts to go around the exit of Enzos from the south, but it will take some time to receive their news."

After saying this, Saski looked at Harson and nodded with satisfaction: "Well done, very detailed arrangements."

“But it needs further improvement.”

Halson immediately asked: "How to do it?"

Saski pointed to the map hanging on the wooden stand and said in a deep voice, "To the northeast of Pariston, Fili's troops are deploying their forces, and we are in the southeast. We must cooperate to further extend the defense line."

Hearing this, Harson raised his lips and said immediately: "Deploying troops on the north and south wings and coordinating with the frontal troops will have a very outstanding effect whether it is to control Pariston or to launch an attack later. Once the attack is launched, the troops on both wings must conduct a quick attack, preferably bypassing Pariston and surrounding it completely. If the Yan people are still sending troops to Pariston through the mountain road, their support route can also be cut off."

As soon as he finished speaking, Saski patted Harson's shoulder and laughed:

"Halson, you are like a worm in my stomach."

"That's exactly what I was thinking. I think I can leave the command of this operation to you."

The rare praise made Harson blush. He scratched his head and said, "Sir, this is just the best tactic I think. If you think so, it seems to be good."

Saski nodded and said, "Of course, we have to do this." As he said this, he looked at the other officers, and the others followed suit.

Seeing that everyone agreed, Leo still had a little worry in his heart, but he could only say:

"No matter how much damage the collapse caused to the mountain road, I think it has brought some obstacles to the Yan people. They just came down from Enzo this morning, and it has only been a day since then."

"Sir, since we have decided to launch a full-scale attack, I think we must hurry up and defeat the Yan people in Pariston as soon as possible, and then go to the Enzos exit and send heavy troops to guard it to curb the progress of the Yan country."

Leo's suggestion was approved by Saski, who nodded and said, "Although I want to eliminate as many Yan people as possible, as you said, we have to control the exit of Enzo as soon as possible."

"Halson."

"Sir!" Harrison's face straightened and he stepped forward and answered.

"Take your light cavalry and go around Pariston from the south at three o'clock in the morning. Here, I will officially march towards Pariston at five o'clock in the morning."

"Yes, sir!"

Although Harrison thought that it would be a bit of a stretch for the soldiers who had been traveling all the way to send out troops at three in the morning, as it meant they could only rest for four or five hours, time was very precious now and any delay would lead to changes, so he agreed without any hesitation.

Saski continued:

"As for Fili, the same goes for him. Send someone over immediately to inform him to send troops from the north at the same time."

"If everything goes well, when we launch a head-on attack on Pariston, your two flanking troops will be able to coordinate with us, which will make the subsequent battle more efficient, our casualties will be reduced, and we will be able to kill more Yan people."

"But whether we can successfully get between Pariston and Enzos depends on what kind of resistance the Yan people will put up. I hope these bastards can be brave and not run away in fear when they see our formation."

"Also, surveillance needs to continue. I need to keep abreast of the latest movements of the Yan people. Harson, when the scouts you send to the south come back, you must report to me immediately. If they find any signs that the Yan people are evacuating Pariston, then we will have to advance our attack."

"Yes, sir!" Harson agreed.

At this time, Saski's face darkened, and he said solemnly: "The next battle is crucial. Bocamia Province is the core area of ​​the empire. This is the first time that a foreign enemy has entered here."

"We must fight a beautiful battle to bring confidence to those who are paying attention to the front line. Therefore, as soon as the battle starts, we must quickly defeat the Yan people!"

"Let us use this battle to prove our nation!"

"Yes, sir!" everyone answered in unison.