Chapter 1511: Chapter 33: The Premature Decisive Battle_3
The power struggles at the top are not clear to the lower and mid-level officers. As long as Alpha the First advocates for war, there will be no shortage of supporters.
Looking at the Royal Private Army, Hudson is very suspicious that many officers joined the camp of Alpha the First without really understanding.
In less than two months before and after the expedition, such a short amount of ti is not enough to even understand each other. How is it so easy to rally people’s hearts?
No matter how strong Alpha the First’s charisma might be, at most people might have a good impression deep down. To gain everyone’s support and loyalty, these alone are not enough.
Hudson himself is an example.
To have such a command in the army that gets responses from everyone, it mainly has to bring benefits to everyone. Following him to the battlefield not only makes promotions and riches easy but also has a much lower casualty rate.
Caesar IV was frightened by the actions of Alpha the First, but Hudson didn’t take it seriously.
Even if so small nobles leaned towards Alpha the First, it doesn’t an they’re willing to support him in usurping the throne. These are two different concepts.
As the current King, as long as Caesar IV does not make mistakes himself, no one can do anything to him.
Knowing this, Hudson still did not speak up to remind him.
Being a powerful minister is never easy.
Holding great power naturally invites resentnt. When external threats are serious, everyone can work together.
As the Orc Empire gradually declines, Hudson’s situation in the Kingdom is also slowly becoming awkward.
It seems like he supports Caesar IV against Alpha the First, but in reality, he is quite pleased to see Alpha the First co forward to vie for power.
With the old King and the current King battling, everyone’s attention won’t be on him.
If Alpha the First hadn’t appeared, Hudson would have prepared to introduce a scapegoat to distract Caesar IV.
However, a forcefully introduced piece would definitely not be as useful as Alpha the First.
As the Founder of the nation, even if he is now just an empty shell, he can still make Caesar IV restless.
And he cannot do anything!
From the mont he publicly acknowledged his identity, Caesar IV’s hands and feet were tied.
“Marshal, do those orcs dare invade again?”
Caesar IV asked displeased.
It’s clear that he found hints of Hudson’s evasion. While the Orc Empire might invade Alpha Kingdom again, it definitely won’t be now.
Once internal conflicts erupt, they cannot be smoothed over with a few words. Moreover, the current political structure of the Orc Empire has changed, and it definitely requires a considerable amount of ti to adjust.
“Your Majesty, orcs have always been audacious; they can’t be judged by common sense in their actions!”
After speaking, Hudson returned to his seat.
The duties of a loyal minister have been done by him. Whether or not Caesar IV listens is his own matter.
Anyway, he won’t do things that are thankless. Suppressing Alpha the First is easy, but the problem is, doing so has aftereffects!
The reputation of “suppressing the Founder” is not pleasant to spread. Even if Caesar IV appreciates it now, as ti goes on, things will slowly change.
The eting ended without any excitent. Everyone here was smart; Hudson’s refusal was expected.
Regarding the issue of opposing Alpha the First, they also chose to play dumb. It’s not about loyalty; mainly Alpha the First has not crossed any boundaries yet.
Purely based on current performance, he at most has a greedy desire for power. For a Founder of the nation, this small blemish really isn’t much.
Whitewashing it, it could be rephrased as concern for the younger generation.
Hoping to defeat Alpha the First with such small matters is impossible.
Even if this attempt fails, he can co again next ti. But for the ministers in court, their political lives only have one chance.
Once they fail in the struggle for royal power, at best they pack up and leave; at worst, they lose everything, including their lives.
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The internal power struggle of the Alpha Kingdom directly impacted the efficiency of deploying troops.
The nobles and royal dignitaries in court opposed the King’s personal expedition, and Caesar IV didn’t want to give Alpha the First the chance to rally hearts, so things ca to a standstill suddenly.
This delay resulted in a subtle shift in the situation.
The grand battle broke out early!
The Earth Core race didn’t have ti to plant spies among the Human Race, but the Alien Coalition did. These entities, eager for chaos, sensationalized the news of the Human Alliance conference and spread it around.
The Earth Core race, realizing things had escalated severely, was naturally unwilling to sit idly by and directly chose to initiate the decisive battle prematurely.
Augustusburg.
This military fortress, once resistant to the Orc invasion, was destroyed by the flas of war and started to play a key role again due to the Earth Core race invasion.
Ti was too tight, and temporary repair marks were still evident on the city walls. It was clear that this was another ergency construction rushed with overti.
Today differs from the past. When facing the Orc invasion, the Moxi Duchy was purely on the defensive; now, confronting the Earth Core race, both sides were equally matched in their attacks and defenses.
Ti can best forge people; the young generals who stood with Hudson to resist the Orc invasion years ago have now begun to grow significantly.
Rakel routinely inspected the defense line; compared to a few years ago, he clearly matured greatly. His face was full of hardship, as if telling that he hadn’t wasted these years.
Tis create heroes.
If there had been no Orc invasion, and if his elder brother hadn’t died tragically on the battlefield, he would still be a wasteful parasite waiting for handouts.
Life can be unpredictable.
The sudden change in events forced him to shoulder the heavy burden of the clan’s legacy, and pressures from all sides pushed him to continuously improve.
With this effort, the Moxi Duchy gained a rapidly rising military star.
Whether it was the previous Continental War or the current Earth Core race invasion, Rakel’s performance was comndable.
“Governor, the enemy is on the move!”
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