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... re ration for his soldiers and after he ensure that they won't run out of food during the war, he will come for her.

The Masked Commander had no plan to let him make the first move!

As often said, everything is fair in war and she didn't have to try to play fair. All she need was to win.

"What plan do you have in mind this time?" Orius asked his sister who stood still, gazing down at the map on the table.

King Vance, Commander Nico and Commander Julio were also wi ...

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