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Much to the discomfort of the two kings, their generals have so far proven unable to assemble their forces and march forth. For Sir Arugund this news is most unsettling, for as long as there is no campaign, Emperor Jonas can continue to fortify Uyitha.
But the emperor, expecting fierce loyalty in all of his followers, is none too pleased himself. Until his general can get the army organised, he has decided to cut back on military spendings.
It is rumoured that Waterdale, on the other hand, sees the need to aid its troops whenever it can, and may be hiring mercenaries to strenghten the force.
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