Ernst has also become aware of the current situation of the Orange people, which is quite unfavorable. After all, both sides have been fighting for over a year, and the Orange Free State lacks complex terrain, with mostly open plains. The only nearby mountainous region is in the hands of East Africa, unlike Afghanistan, which can maneuver with the British forces.
Being able to hold out until now is quite an achievement, even for Ernst, the Orange people have exceeded expectations.
"The Orange people are no longer a significant force; at most, they can only create minor disturbances and cause small troubles for the British and the Transvaal people. That means the British will soon have a free hand," Ernst said.
"Your Highness, do you have any instructions?" Sivert asked after hearing Ernst's words.
