112. The Adroit

Still with a stern look on his face, Andrew Reece replied again, "No leniency or anything. This is General Mackenzie's decision."

In the end, the six men left empty-handed.

And since Andrew's conversation with them, the news of the strongest general rejecting new troops who wanted to join his army had become a very hot issue everywhere.

Not only among the soldiers but also among the palace officials.

In fact, some people had already begun to interpret the reasons why the general did not want to accept any more troops.

Unfortunately, they expressed their opinions so wildly that they often seemed to judge the legend's decision.

Until one day the king of the land also heard the rumors that had been circulating among the courtiers.

"Mackenzie is very foolish indeed. He just regained his identity again but ended up tarnishing his own name because of his arrogance," Keannu said one morning as he ate his breakfast with the queen.

Monica Wilhelm, who was enjoying her morning bread, re