"but……"
Bancrolo changed his tone.
"It may not be too late to transfer the Knights of Michael to support it."
"The Knights of Michael are far north, and it will take a lot of time to transfer them to the south to support them."
"Issel and Albert were defeated and were besieged in the basin of the Rhineland Plain, so they must not carry much supplies."
"If Issel and the others are to be rescued, we must hurry before Issel and the others are exhausted."
"So we don't have much time to wait for the Knights of Michael to come and rush to help."
"And I don't recommend transferring the Knights of Michael to the south."
"The Holy Hillan Empire and the Frank Empire have now formed an alliance. The Frank Empire is now launching a large-scale attack on our country. It is impossible for the Holy Hillan Empire to be without any movement."
"So now we should let the Knights of Michael continue to station on the northern front and monitor the Holy Hillan Empire in case of an accident."
"So, the only troops we can mobilize now is the Uriel Knights, which are now stationed in the Imperial Capital Circle."
After listening to Bancrolo's concise and clear explanation, Ilsa frowned slightly.
"Will you let the Uriel Knights attack... But in terms of the military strength of the Uriel Knights, would it be too difficult to rely on the Uriel Knights alone..."
"Your Majesty, this is what I worry about the most now."
Speaking of this, Bancrore sighed lightly and continued:
"According to the intelligence sent back from the front line, Issel and the others were defeated by the fleet that suddenly appeared in the rear."
Ilsa and the others now know the news of Issel's defeat, so naturally they know how Issel was defeated.
"This time the Frank Empire not only invested in the army, but also the naval fleet. According to intelligence, the total strength of the two armies is as high as 400,000 to 600,000."
"Even if they lost a lot of military strength in the decisive battle with Issel's troops, they still have at least a total force of more than 400,000."
"The total strength of the Ullir Knights is only 150,000, and the strength of the two armies is a bit different..."
Bancrolo's words made the atmosphere in the study heavier.
Ilsa frowned a little deeper, then asked anxiously:
"Is there no way?"
"...I can only hope that the knights of the Uriel Knights are capable."
Speaking of this, Bankro paused and then continued:
"Or--find a way to make the morale of the generals of the Uriel Knights rise."
"Morita is a very important thing when two armies fight. It has never been new to defeat the enemy troops that are several times more powerful."
"Moranna is getting high?" Ilsa puzzled, "What should I do?"
Bancrolo pondered for a while, then replied:
"If you want to make the morale of a unit high in a short period of time, there are two simplest ways."
"One is to take out a large sum of money to reward the generals."
"The other is to lead them by famous people."
"A famous man?" Ilsa said puzzled again.
The first method Ilsa can still understand.
But Ilsa didn't understand the second method very well.
After organizing the next sentence, Bancrolo explained to Ilsa:
"Secretary of the Communist Party of China, please give me a simple example."
"The same army, your majesty, do you think this army is highly motivated when commanded by an unknown knight, or is it highly motivated when commanded by Commander Cheng?"
As soon as Bancrolo finished speaking, Ilsa said "Oh" lightly, then nodded:
"I understand."
"From the current situation, there seems to be no big shot in the imperial capital that can instantly increase the morale of the generals and soldiers of the Uriel Knights, so this second method is not feasible."
"So, we can only start with the first method, and draw a large amount of funds from the central treasury and distribute them to the generals and soldiers of the Uriel Knights."
"And set an effective incentive system."
"There are as many Franks as you kill, and the level of Franks you kill, you will be rewarded."
"If you do this, the morale of the generals and soldiers of the Uriel Knights should be improved to a certain extent."
"Well, that's all I can do." Ilsa nodded.
Then Ilsa let out a faint sigh full of fatigue:
"Ah... Is there really no other troops to adjust except the Knights of Uriel..."
"Your Majesty, I'm sorry." Bancrole smiled bitterly, "Now there is really no soldiers to adjust except for the Knights of Uriel."
"The garrison troops guarding various cities have very poor combat power. They can only fight bandits, and it is too difficult to fight against the Franks. Forcibly pulling them to the battlefield may have a counterproductive effect."
"However, we are not helpless except to let the Uriel Knights attack."
"We have allies."
Bancrolo's words made Ilsa's eyes lit up.
Up to now, Ilsa has always forgotten that there is an ally in their Britannian Empire that can ask for help.
"Your Majesty," Bancro continued, "while trying to integrate the troops of the Ullir Knights and be prepared to attack, we should also send envoys to the prairie in the Far East by sea to contact the Hungarians."
"Although the Huns were barbaric and uncivilized, they still knew how to fulfill their ally's obligations."
"The Hungarians will never sit idly by and watch our country's current difficulties. They will definitely use troops to the eastern part of the Frank Empire."
"Although it will take a long time to ask for help from the Hungarians, by then, the Hungarians will be able to attract enough attention from the Frank Empire and help us share a lot of pressure."
As soon as Bancrolo finished speaking, Ilsa nodded vigorously:
"Okay! That's it! Bancro, let me leave this matter to you about asking for help from the Hungarians. Organize a group of envoys to the Far East immediately!"
"Yes!" Bancrore took on the task respectfully.
Bancrolo is the chief diplomatic manager and organizes people to negotiate with other countries - this is his duty.
After giving orders to Bancrolo, Ilsa turned her gaze back to the map in front of her.
"Although the ally of the Hungarians can help us relieve a lot of pressure, whether we can drive the Frank army back depends on ourselves..."
Ilsa smiled bitterly.
"Although taking out a lot of money can indeed improve the morale of the generals and soldiers of the Ullir Knights, I always feel that this is a bit insufficient..."
"We must do something more to make the morale and fighting spirit of the generals and soldiers of the Uriel Knights..."
Just as Ilsa was pondering, the doorman's notice suddenly sounded outside the study:
Chapter completed!