As the sun was about to set, Dingle and his cavalry walked out of the Enzos Mountains and arrived at the post station at the foot of the mountain.

The soldiers stationed at the post station were heartbroken after learning about the battle, and a signalman then urgently delivered the information to Salvia. However, Dingel did not give the letter from Dylan to von Palen to the signalman. He planned to deliver the letter to Salvia himself and hand it to von Palen.

Here, Dingle also received the latest news about the Fifth Army, which was expected to arrive in Pariston in four days.

But this news did not make anyone excited or happy, because the battle was over. Their lateness almost led to the annihilation of the Sixth Army, and they had no choice but to die with the enemy. Therefore, after hearing this news, the cavalrymen who escorted Dingle out of the mountain all felt angry.

But apart from them, the soldiers at the post station all breathed a sigh of relief and put down the stones in their hearts. Although they paid a heavy price, at least they achieved a good result.

The collapse undoubtedly completely blocked the road below the pass, and definitely dealt a heavy blow to the enemy. The more people they attacked the pass, the more people died. Some soldiers even imagined that the collapse had buried all the enemies in the ground.

The best outcome is that the enemy will have to evacuate the country after losing this huge force. Even if the outcome is not so good, the enemy still has other forces in Sunham Province, but after this heavy blow, it is impossible for them to form a large army again in a short period of time, and with the roads cut off, it is impossible for them to lead the army out of Enzos.

Therefore, no matter what the result is, it can be basically confirmed that the enemy will no longer pose a threat in the short term, and even through this battle, the empire may sound the clarion call for a counterattack.

This idea appeared in the mind of almost every soldier, but Dingle didn't think about it at all, nor did he communicate with the soldiers sitting around the stove. He went up to the second floor of the post station alone with an oil lamp, leaned against the window and looked at the heavy snow still falling outside.

The snow was falling heavily, with no sign of stopping. As Dingle watched in silence, he unbuttoned his uniform and took out the letter from Dylan from his lining pocket.

He opened the envelope and took out the letter. Dingle looked at the contents of the letter under the dim light, and the first paragraph of the letter stunned him.

'If you are a trustworthy guy, then I should have been killed when you see this. If you are not trustworthy, then I should still be leading soldiers to fight those bastards when you see this. You know, the fighting power of those guys is incredible. I have never fought against such enemies. Damn it, they shouldn't come here! If possible, I don't want to fight such terrible guys. Well, stop complaining and get down to business. '

Seeing this, Dingle had a bitter look on his face. He did not keep his promise, but General Dylan had already been killed at this time. Perhaps when he wrote this letter, he did not expect that the pass would be breached so soon, and he had to activate the final battle plan.

Dingle sighed and continued reading the next paragraph:

"First of all, I must admit that I don't have much confidence in the upcoming battle. This is not because I am afraid of the Yan people, but based on the current situation. The Yan bastards have taken away our control of the sea and our Suenham Province. I even had to stay in the Enzo Mountains with the determination to die to stop them. It only took them one month to force us to this point. I couldn't imagine that such a thing would happen in our country, but it really happened.'

'Is there any army stronger than ours in this world? Don't tell me, Sari, when our army arrives in Leon, I will personally take off the crown from Isabella's head and turn her from an empress into a woman. Well, I don't have that chance anymore. The enemy we are facing now has put the empire in a huge crisis, so serious that it may cause our country to collapse.'

'I have to stress that this is not just an unrealistic and dangerous statement, it could actually happen.'

Seeing this, Dinggel nodded unconsciously. If after fighting these battles, there are still people who think that the threat posed by the Yan people is not that great, then he must be a complete fool. What Dylan said to himself before leaving has also shown that the empire is not as stable as it seems, and all the things that are happening now have proved that the empire is already crumbling.

He then looked down.

'I think that if we continue to fight the Yan people with our usual thinking, especially within our borders, we will suffer unbearable consequences. First of all, you have to understand that the rise of the empire is brought about by these wars, but today, I must admit that we are also bearing the price of the war. I think you understand what the price is. And the most important thing is that today's empire can no longer bear the consequences of failure like before. Because we are no longer the Golt Kingdom that struggled to survive, but a huge empire that rules the entire Salisno continent and has countless citizens. '

"After twelve years of fighting, countless people sacrificed their lives. It was the blood and sweat of these heroes that allowed us to expand the tile house into the palace we have today. How can we watch it collapse now?"

Seeing this, Dingle bit his lip and his expression became solemn.

"If the day comes when the palace collapses, I think those heroes who died for their country will roar in resignation. No, we must not destroy all of this."

'But how can we stop this from happening? I can only think of negotiating with the Yan people, but in the current situation, we may have to surrender to them. Perhaps only in this way can we have the possibility of ending the war.'

'Oh my god, before the Yan people entered our country, the word "surrender" was not in my dictionary, but now my head is full of such thoughts. Maybe I have really become weak and am using the country and the people as an excuse.'

'But in any case, I think this is the only solution. Although it is humiliating, this is the reality. Our country, which rose from war, has now been brought disaster by war.'

'But this does not mean that I deny the emperor. In the past twelve years, it was he who led the people to make our country rise and created today's Delta Federation. I thank him for everything he has done. I respect him as a person. All the people of the empire must admit that he is the most outstanding hero among us Golts! '

'But in today's empire, we are no longer heroes in war, we have become slaves.'

'Yes, each of us is now a slave to war.'