Chapter 1211 Forced To Rest

• Leslie's words ignited a sudden flurry of activity in the silent command room.
• The first-level commanders of the Eastern Allied Army, numbering less than thirty, were esteemed figures with unparalleled authority in their respective military districts. They wielded absolute authority over the military, and they were second only to the Kings of War in terms of power and influence.
• Each person remaining in the command room held immense authority. They even possessed the power to take preemptive action and engage in warfare without seeking prior approval during emergencies.