After finishing our rest, I gathered the unit.
We rode along the road.
Our position might be exposed to the enemy, but I was already continuously scanning for enemy presence with the Commander Scouter. Using the scouter so frequently had made me good at multitasking. Luckily, the scouter marked enemies like a radar without blocking my vision.
"Unit, halt!"
"Halt!"
And then, at some point, I detected two enemy squads beyond the hill ahead. Going any closer would risk being spotted by their sentries. So I turned south again and crossed the stream. The Euz region has plenty of mountains and forests, which means plenty of places to hide—a clear advantage.
Of course, that applied to the enemy too, but since I could pinpoint hidden enemy positions, if I played it right, I could ambush them instead. It was a cheat-like ability, but not using it would be even more foolish—especially on a battlefield where lives are on the line.
