"My lord, Castel has internal and external troubles. The neighboring lords have long been eyeing me, Castel, and the attitude of the Boulder family has become even more ambiguous after the rebellion broke out..."
"This rebellion should not be delayed for too long. If it is delayed, the rebels are likely to gain more support from neighboring lords, and even the Boulder family may intervene."
"In fact, we don't have much time left. If it weren't for the fact that the coalition forces must conduct further training to form combat effectiveness, I would even suggest that we immediately assemble the army and go north to fight the rebels..."
"My lord, please make a decision as soon as possible..."
Viscount Leon Castells looked serious and respectful.
Following his request, all the nobles' eyes were focused on Charlotte.
Being watched by everyone, Charlotte suddenly felt pressured.
To be honest, she also felt that what Viscount Leon Castel said was very reasonable. As a lord, she also knew the external environment of Castel clearly. This rebellion really could not be delayed for too long.
However, she still felt a little embarrassed when she was asked to make a decision just after listening to a meeting.
An army of 35,000 people... Even if this is in the supernatural world, it is not a small force.
The fate of tens of thousands of people is in her hands, and no matter how big her heart is, she has to be cautious.
The pressure brought by the "fog of war" in reality is much greater than that in video games, and the intelligence Charlotte knows is also very limited.
Although the army assembled by Castel was far larger than the rebels, Charlotte still felt that something was wrong based on an intuition.
There was still too little information that could be obtained from this meeting, and the situation around Castle also made Charlotte feel a little strange.
Especially Viscount Remicio.
The commander of the Kingdom's army, who had clearly promised to stand on Castel's side in a possible rebellion before she fell asleep, actually remained neutral, which was indeed somewhat beyond her expectations.
Charlotte didn't think the other party would change his attitude for no reason. It could only be that something happened while she was sleeping.
Not to mention, since Castel can mobilize far more troops than the Laglis family, why do the Laglis family dare to raise the flag of rebellion?
Just because of her "disappearance"?
No, I'm afraid it's not that simple.
Recalling the Countess Leglis whom she met at the Earl's Mansion dinner, Charlotte was lost in thought.
To be honest, although the Lyglis family showed all kinds of suspicious signs before the rebellion, the impression left by the countess on Charlotte was not too bad.
Before Charlotte fell asleep, she actually predicted that the Gliss family might rebel.
The Leglis family strongly opposes the censorship led by Len Castel. If Charlotte presses too hard, it may push them completely into the opposite direction.
However, it is only possible.
Before Charlotte fell asleep, she left behind Viscount Remicio. With the power of the kingdom's standing army, unless they were forced to a point of no return, the Laiglis family would definitely not dare to act rashly.
And Charlotte did not put any pressure on the Lyglis family.
Even the review operation has never been pushed to the north. Before she fell asleep, she even told Sebas that the review of the Lyglis family could wait until she wakes up.
But now she woke up and found that everything had changed.
Charlotte carefully sorted out the currently known situation, and felt that there seemed to be some kind of force manipulating Castel's rebellion.
No, to be more precise, there must be other forces behind the Lyglis family.
This power is probably not small, and can even influence the attitude of the kingdom's army...
Thinking of this, Charlotte fell into deep thought.
Kastel said small is not small, but big is not huge either.
120,000 square kilometers, which is equivalent to a province in the previous life of the Celestial Dynasty.
The game surrounding Castel must also have forces with interest disputes here, and after thinking about it, it is just a few.
The Blood Demon Order, the Crescent Royal Family, the Ness Clan, and the lords of neighboring kingdoms in the Castell Territory.
To be honest, if she just came to the Gliss family, Charlotte wouldn't actually take it too seriously.
It's just a viscount family. Even if they recruit soldiers, buy horses, and maintain a cavalry force, the size of the territory is still there.
What Charlotte really has to deal with are the supporters after the rebellion.
As for which party or parties are behind this, Charlotte also has some guesses...
Of course, guesses are just guesses, and she needs more information to clarify the current situation.
This rebellion is also an opportunity. If she can take this opportunity to wipe out all the opposition forces in the territory, then she will be able to completely control Castel and become a truly powerful lord.
"My Lord Earl, please make your decision!"
Looking at Charlotte who was deep in thought, Viscount Len Castel repeated it again.
In the hall, the nobles were also eager to try, looking like they couldn't wait to fight.
Think about it, with a three-fold advantage in military strength, the odds of winning are not bad. In addition, after the rebellion in the north is suppressed, the land of the rebel lords will most likely be deprived, taken back and re-distributed. In this case Next, the nobles naturally have high morale.
"Angus, how many troops are needed to stop the rebels from moving south?"
After Charlotte pondered for a moment, she looked at the silent Baron Angus.
"My lord, there are already a certain number of defenders stationed along the Dorne River. If we only need to defend in place, reinforcements of 3,000 people will be enough."
Baron Angus replied respectfully.
"What if we defeat them?"
"Lord Earl, this depends on how many standing armies the Gliss family has organized. The standing army has extraordinary control, and ordinary levies are no match for them."
Baron Angus said in a deep voice.
"When did the rebels reach the Dorne?"
"It's been almost a week, but they lack the means to cross the river, and winter is coming, and the river is freezing. They did not take any further action, but stayed on the shore."
Charlotte's heart moved slightly:
"You said that after they stationed themselves on the shore, they stopped taking action?"
"Yes."
"Bring me the map and let me see it."
Charlotte ordered.
Several nobles quickly brought Castel's map and spread it out in front of Charlotte. Charlotte looked at the map of her own territory and quickly fell into deep thought.
