Choi Han finally seemed to understand, as he nodded his head with a serious expression.

�Yes, Cale-nim. I. Will. Do. My. Best. To. Guard. Them.�

Choi Han�s bad acting showed itself again. Cale, as well as Beacrox, ignored Choi Han and headed out of the cave. The rain had slowed down to a light drizzle, making it okay to stand outside with their raincoats on.

Beacrox.�

�Yes sir.�

�I don�t have a mage to use the video communication device. I�ll give you a message to deliver.�

Beacrox asked with a stoic expression.

�For Toonka?�

Cale was a bit touched. Beacrox seemed to understand what was on his mind without needing him to explain it in detail.

It would be too much of a disadvantage for Toonka�s side if they fought against the Empire without knowing about their dead mana bombs. He could not keep this information to himself.

�Yes. Deliver the message to Toonka. Don�t you think that they need to know this information to be able to fight at a similar level?�

However, contrary to what Cale was thinking, Beacrox said something else.

�You seemed to be worried about him.�

�Who? Toonka?�

�Yes sir.�

Cale was silent for a moment before he started to speak again.

�Just don�t say anything and go.�

Beacrox�s stoic expression slowly turned into a smile as he nodded his head. It was an expression that seemed to say that he really couldn�t do anything about this young master of his.

Cale did not give any other explanation, even after seeing Beacrox�s expression.

Cale knew about Toonka�s battle tactics.

He was the type to just push aside his injured soldiers and move forward.

Toonka was the type to think that it was only natural for weak people to be left behind, injured, or killed.

Harol was the same way.

Both Harol and Toonka just did whatever they felt like doing. Harol�s greed revolved around getting rid of magic on the entire continent, while Toonka�s greed revolved around fighting and getting stronger. JrNovels.com