Map of neighboring countries at the time of the invasion of the Principality of Myard
46.5. Chapter 46.5
The Highserk Empire army, which started the invasion from three directions, gathered in front of Aidenberg, the capital of the Principality of Myard, while taking over cities on their way.
Map 1

When the Highserk Empire won the decisive battle with the Myard-Ferrius Union, it annexed Myard into the Highserk Empire, except for the Celta territory on the peninsula on Lake Celta.
The Ferrius Kingdom Expeditionary Force, which had been dispatched, was withdrawn to the homeland, but lost the majority due to the fierce pursuit of the Highserk Empire army.
The border fortress, which had been greatly pulled out of the garrison, fell without functioning fully, and the southern territory of Ferrius was occupied by the Highserk Empire.
Map 2

A counterattack by the Four-Countries Alliance began. The main force of the Alliance forces invaded the territory of the Principality of Myard by land from Ferrius Kingdom. In addition to the attack by Liberitoa, a harassment attack by the Myard Navy on Lake Celta was carried out.
The Highserk Empire abandoned the occupied Ferius Kingdom territory, and while devoting itself to delaying tactics, strengthened the defense at the Sarajevo Fortress at the border of Myard and aimed for attrition warfare.
Map 3

Due to repeated exhaustion and deadly surprise attacks, the Four-Countries Alliance abandoned the capture of the Sarajevo fortress and shifted to the scorched earth tactics of the Demon Territory using black water from Liberitoa Trade Federation.
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Thank you for the maps
That really was a foolish move. Destroying myard with the demon tactic would only make Liberitoa the frontline of the war. If they could at least sneak the blackwater closer to the opposite end of Myard, that would at least have minimized Ferrius’ losses, but like this there’s no winner.
And it was Liberitoa who suggested this, not Craist.
Well, mankind isn’t exactly always known for calm and smart decisions.