Employing the opponent's missionaries was indeed an exceedingly correct choice.
Lear was in high spirits.
The next day, the 16th.
Today, there's a key project to undertake—
At dawn, Lear personally set out, leading a squadron of Cold-blooded Cavalry, leaving the swamp by morning.
Sixty kilometers northeast, a small group of exiled Swamp Boggarts, leading over a thousand escorts, would pass through this area.
This was the target for this expedition.
Accompanying him were also three Swamp Boggarts.
Lear attached great importance to this capture operation, not wishing for any errors to occur.
Once this batch of Swamp Boggarts was secured, the power in hand would become abundantly ample.
Whether for imparting knowledge, specialized performances, missionary work, or even cooperating in military battles, arrangements could be made.
Unlike now, where the three Swamp Boggarts are needed in various aspects, covering rotations for twenty-four hours just to manage.
