I Became a Raid Boss

"Do you understand that it’s more advantageous for the defending side in a siege?"

"Well, I guess."

Although the Grasis from my time was a kingdom on the verge of collapse, like a sandcastle on a wave, there was a time when it was a powerful and prosperous nation... or so I heard.

There was even a time when the Arka Empire had to tread carefully around it, though I find it hard to believe since I’ve seen it with my own eyes.

Anyway, if it’s not a lie, there were quite a few decent military strategy books and tactical manuals in Grasis.

What Edel just mentioned was a common point in those books.

"A fortress is essentially a structure built to defend against enemy invasions."

Choosing terrain advantageous for defense, building a fortress, and even if the terrain isn’t ideal, setting up various defensive structures makes the attacking side start the battle at a disadvantage.@@novelbin@@

There are also issues like supplies, support, and morale, which only make the attacking side more at a disadvantage as time passes.

"But they don’t live in a fortress."

"That doesn’t change the fact that attacking is disadvantageous."

"Isn’t it easier than restoring it, though?"

"Well..."

Edel still gave me a skeptical look at my suggestion.

"We’re not dealing with some simple fortress. What we have to attack is far larger and much harder to destroy. And didn’t I tell you about what’s between the dimensions?"

"Something like a vortex... right?"