He then started to shout.

�I am stupid.�

�Aigoo.�

Cale chuckled and facepalmed.

A voice that was loud enough to drown out the whispers of the soldiers could be heard.

�I do not know any fancy words and my head doesn�t work very well. However, I do know one thing��

The soldiers and knights all looked toward Toonka.

�Why did you all choose to follow me?�

The warriors were all natives who were ignored and called barbarians.

The soldiers were mainly regular citizens who were originally farmers.

They had followed behind Toonka in anger when they were fighting the civil war against the mage faction.

�Why did you hold up your farming equipment, clench onto rocks, and follow behind me?�

Toonka�s question filled the plaza.

It was different than the charismatic speech most leaders gave before a war. The choice of words was bad and he looked terrible as he stood up there.

Furthermore, his gaze seemed ready to pounce and kill anybody that bugged him.

Toonka was indeed angry.

�Why did we fight?!�

Why had the Whipper Kingdom�s citizens attacked the strong mages in a frenzied state?

The expressions on the faces of the soldiers who did not know what it meant to fight two years ago slowly started to change.

The chiefs looked toward Toonka.

Harol subconsciously walked toward Cale. Cale whispered to him in a quiet voice.

�This is a chance. Toonka doesn�t seem to realize it though.�

Harol heard the warm voice that was quiet to the point that only he could hear.

�This is your chance. It is the chance to get the citizens and soldiers to come together.� JrNovels.com