Police Officer Chapter 35

I led my army and we arrived at the lookout hill.

“I, Rig, have been assigned as your adjutant. It’s an honor to be working with you.”

But Rig was already my adjutant.

I thought about it for a mont and then understood. The adjutants were reassigned every ti we were deployed.

Rig was currently living in my village and he often carried out my orders.

And so they had decided that it would be best to assign him to again.

“Aye, it’s good to have you back.”

I said calmly. But internally I was thinking, ‘damn, that was close. A different adjutant might have been sent to .’

It was a good thing I had Rig live in the village.

Not only was he well aware of the kind of training my n had undergone, but he was easy to work with.

Setting up the tents, securing the supplies for the camp and ordering the workers.

Even cooking, cleaning and washing laundry. All of this was done by kobolds. We could not go to war without them.

And Rig was very good at his job.

As Commander, it may look like I had a grasp on everything, but there was a lot of behind the scenes work that I had no clue about.

And so I left it all to Rig. However, I was aware that I should at least learn the procedures next ti.

Of course, all the other ogres never wondered for a second where their food was coming from every day.

Soone sowhere was preparing it. That’s all they knew or cared about.

“Huh. So this is the battlefield.”

“This is so exciting, brother.”

“…Aren’t you two nervous at all?”

This ti, the idiot siblings, Saifo and Beka were with .

Well, they followed here.

“Nervous? What does that an?”

“Is it like, when you’re so excited that you don’t know what to do with yourself?”

“…No. Nevermind.”

A long ti ago, I rember soone saying that it was those who didn’t know the horrors of war that died on the battlefield. But I suppose it was no use saying that to them.

Besides, they were a lot stronger than the other ogres.

And since I had fought with them almost every day, they had a decent amount of skill too.

They always had a lot of mana, and when they fought together, they made a good pair and their strengths really shined.

As long as nothing too unpredictable happened, I doubted they would fall behind.

“Don’t get so excited that you end up charging in alone. Also, you must obey my orders.”

“I know. You’re going to lead us, right? I have high expectations for you.”

“Yes. I wonder what kind of strong enemies will co out? Oh, this is going to be so much fun!”

“The enemy will be strong and co in great numbers. You’ll have more than enough to fight. That is, if you don’t cry and run away first.”

In fact, having the idiot siblings here broadened the possibilities in terms of strategy.

There was not much personnel in my army that I could depend on when it ca to giving very important roles.

We did have the Reapers, who were considered to be of the higher ranks, but they were still unknown to in terms of reliability.

Depending on how they worked, I might be able to give them important tasks in the future, but I was still in the early stages of just watching them.

“Painy. How much do you know about the twenty that Ruma selected for ?”

“They were chosen out of the group of those who volunteered. Half of them are experienced and the other half are not.”

“I see. That’s very good.’

He put rookies in there with the veterans so that they could learn.

Next ti, they would be experienced and could lead the next group of rookies.

It was a good way of doing things.

“Sir Golan. A eting will be held today.”

Rig had co to call . A eting on the day of our arrival, eh?