Ten Thousand Armies’ Zayne’s condition during these few days was indeed as Charlie had guessed. He felt incomparably tormented.
He had originally thought that if their army suppressed and pressured Hamed’s base by besieging him without fighting, this would definitely place huge psychological pressure on Hamed and his men. That way, it would not even take long for Hamed’s internal forces to become disorganized or even defect from Hamed’s army.
However, what Zayne really did not expect was that even after a few days had passed, not even a dog had run out of Hamed’s base.
In this kind of siege war, what a person would fear the most was if the enemy was strong and united.
Once the enemy was not afraid, they would have continued besieging the enemy indefinitely until Hamed ran out of ammunition, food, or if he could not continue holding on any longer.
Over the past few days, Zayne’s financial deficit had been alarmingly high.
His adjutant had looked for him and reported to him worri
