118. Doubts about the General

Absolutely nothing was moving there.

Jody Gardner smiled with satisfaction and now began to strategize.

"Get into the plane!" the general ordered.

All of the non-Jody Gardner's subordinates began to board Fighter A.

On the other hand, William Mackenzie had just discovered that his troops had been reduced by more than 200 men without any notice.

"780, General," Steven said.

Bill was naturally disappointed but the man could easily hide his emotions.

At least he hadn't lost half his troops.

However, what he really disliked was that his troops were retreating not because they didn't believe in his ability to lead but because you didn't fasten them to his previous decision not to accept more troops.

"What should we do now, General?" Steven asked.

"Separate them. Divide them into groups according to their skills. Marksmanship, archery, bombing and others," Bill said.

This was quite new to Steven because usually Jody Gardner never separated them like that.

But Steven didn't have ti