Western Sena, within the opposition camp.
Lumar didn't sleep well all night.
Ever since last night, when the Lawless Corps intervened in the coup and stabilized the collapsing government army, he hadn't closed his eyes.
Both he and Du Er underestimated the determination of the French. This old European empire, known for its tradition of raising the white flag, surprisingly valued its interests in the Sen Republic so much that it directly deployed two entire paratrooper companies to engage in the battle.
Needless to say, the arrival of the French greatly boosted the government army's morale. The initially retreating defensive lines were reinforced again, and the opposition troops encountered two ambushes from the Lawless Corps and the government army, leading to heavy losses for the fastest advancing 3rd Brigade, forcing them to retreat twenty kilometers to rebuild their defenses.
Lumar had a natural fear of the French.
