However, after a series of discussions, Brand surprised everyone by suggesting that deploying wizards on the front line, although seemingly insane, turned out to be an excellent strategy.
Because the role of wizards was not just to relay messages; they were also far superior in stealth, information concealment, and evading pursuits compared to ordinary people.
But even so, Char only supported this approach in the early stages of the war, as it could achieve a surprising effect. However, once the enemy understood their tactics, losing each wizard would be unbearable for them.
Brand could only accept this statement because he knew Char was not wrong—of course, he himself wasn't wrong either. It was just that the timing was off, as the largest magic tide in history was still far from arriving.
