Britannian Empire, Pandragon, outskirts.

The 150,000 troops of the Ullir Knights were neatly formed into one army after another outside Pandragon.

On the outermost side of the military formation, there were many citizens who came here to watch the fun.

The 150,000 generals and soldiers from the Ullir Knights are now very excited.

The reason they were excited was not because they were about to rush to the Rhineland Plain to fight the Franks and rescue the comrades of the Gabriel Knights and the Rachel Knights.

It was not because their queen gave them a large sum of money.

The reason they were excited was that their queen was in charge of the army! They rushed to the front line to fight the Frank army!

The square formation located at the center of this 150,000 army is their main formation.

In this formation, Alan, the leader of the Uriel Knights Order, and Enli, the deputy leader of the Uriel Knights Order, stood side by side.

In front of the two, an old man and a little girl stood.

Although the old man was old, he was energetic and his eyes were as sharp as an eagle.

It was Jacob who had just said goodbye to Bancrolo.

It goes without saying who the little girl standing in front of Jacob's left is.

Like Jacob, Ilsa also wore a delicate, gorgeous and practical armor.

Because Ilsa is not old, she is small, and the imperial capital does not have any petite armor suitable for Ilsa.

The blacksmiths of Pandragon worked hard during these three days without sleeping, and finally made a pair of fitted armor suitable for Ilsa to wear.

The emperor personally led the 150,000 troops of the Ullir Knights to the Rhineland Plain to fight the Franks - this was Ilsa's strategy.

Although Pandragorn now has no Issel, no Albert, and no Su Cheng.

But there was the emperor of the Britannian Empire.

The Queen led her army to fight in person, which made the morale of the generals and soldiers of the Uriel Knights rise unprecedentedly.

The emperor of the Britannian Empire personally led the expedition - the last time this happened, it can be traced back to the period of the first emperor of the Britannian Empire.

After more than two hundred years, the emperor of the Britannian Empire once again led a large army to fight to the death with the enemy.

On the night when Gozewen died of illness, Ilsa secretly summoned Bancrole into the palace and told Bancrole about her idea of ​​wanting to lead the army in person.

The reason why he secretly summoned Bancroto to the palace and told Bancroto about this was just to confirm with Bancroto whether the imperial commander's personal expedition could really make the morale of the army high.

Ilsa asked Bancro to answer honestly: Can the imperial commander in person make the morale of the 150,000 army of the Ullir Knights rise?

Bancrolo subconsciously wanted to deny it.

Because Bancrolo didn't want Ilsa to go to such a dangerous frontline battlefield.

But just as Bancrolo looked up and wanted to lie and replied that "it won't make morale high", his eyes met Ilsa's.

At that time, the light in Ilsa's dormitory was dim, and Bancro couldn't even see Ilsa's face clearly.

But despite this, Bancrolo could clearly see Ilsa's eyes and her eyes.

Ilsa's eyes were so firm, so full of courage and pressure.

Since Ilsa ascended the throne, this is the first time that Bancro has seen Ilsa's gaze full of courage and pressure.

Bancrolo, who was staring at Ilsa with such eyes, only felt that those lies were stuck in his throat and could not be vomited out.

Finally, Bancrole had no choice but to sigh helplessly, then nodded, and used his own actions to inform Ilsa of his answer.

Then on the morning of the second day, Ilsa convened a meeting and summoned all the ministers in the chamber of the Baiyang Palace.

At the beginning of the conference, Ilsa announced to her ministers her decision to command the emperor in person.

The ministers all looked shocked - this was the expression on the faces of all the ministers in the chamber after learning that Ilsa decided to command the emperor in person.

The ministers headed by Jacob immediately expressed their opposition.

The emperor personally led the army to the front line with his soldiers - this could indeed greatly boost the morale of the army.

But the risk of being in charge of the imperial army is really great.

The emperor personally visited the frontline of the battlefield - this kind of thing can be imagined just by imagination.

Three years ago, there was a ready-made example for reference.

In the "Overlord Counterattack" three years ago, Emperor Vahiri of the Holy Hiran Empire also personally led the army to march into the Muhavic Fortress on the front line of the battlefield.

There is no need to elaborate on what happened after that.

The Michael Knights' Order of Michael attacked the Muhavic Fortress. If Vahiri had not had good luck and had run away in time, the Michael Knights' Order of Michael would have been able to establish the extraordinary achievements of "killing the Holy Hiran Empire Emperor" or "catching the Holy Hiran Empire Emperor alive".

It is said that Vahiri escaped in a donkey cart. He was beaten by the Michael Knights so hard that he didn't even dare to turn his head back. He just ran in a donkey cart and fled from the Muhaviz Fortress - I don't know whether this matter is true or false. The central government of the Holy Xiran Empire has always denied this matter, but the incident of "the emperor running in a donkey cart" has spread fiercely among the people of the Holy Xiran Empire, and I still don't know whether it is true or false until now.

There was a ready-made example for reference three years ago. Jacob and others naturally did not want Ilsa to take risks and tried hard to persuade Ilsa.

However, no matter how Jacob and others persuaded me, Ilsa had no intention of changing her thoughts.

Seeing that Ilsa was determined to lead the army in person, Jacob had no choice.

Since I could not persuade Ilsa to give up, Jacob asked Ilsa to bring him with him.

Jacob is going to the forefront of the battlefield with Ilsa.

Ilsa is only 12 years old this year and is still young, so Jacob is not relieved about it.

Moreover, if Ilsa goes to the front line alone, there is another risk, that is, Ilsa may be in charge of command.

Throughout history, the emperors who were in charge of the emperors and kings always made the same mistake, that is, blind command.

The emperor who was in charge of the army would always give instructions to the command of the troops.

When facing the emperor and the king's "instructions", the generals had to listen to them, because these were the orders of the monarch...

The generals would rather defeat the war than bear the serious crime of "disobeying the king's order".

The monarch's blind command has caused the entire army to suffer a heavy blow - there is also a ready-made example of this kind of thing in recent years.
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