“They say that Milton Forrest is rampaging on the walls, sir.”

“What’s the detailed situation?”

“Our men are struggling on the walls and more than half of our siege ladders are damaged, sir.”

“They’ve responded rather quickly. If the ladders are damaged, have them immediately fix it on-site. Don’t let the enemy rest.”

“Yes, sir.”

The Republican soldiers obeyed Siegfried and diligently moved ladders.

Compared to the siege ladders that Milton had created, the Republican’s siege ladders were greatly improved. One of the improvements was that the siege ladder wasn’t one whole piece, but it was now possible to disassemble into many parts. Since a siege ladder would be the first thing to be attacked and damaged by the enemy during the battle, Siegfried had improved it so it could be disassembled and its parts repaired. After all, no matter how strong and sturdily it was built, a ladder still had limits. The Republican’s siege ladder had been improved so that even if it broke during a battle, there would be spare parts so that it could be repaired on site.

In fact, when the repair part came, the soldiers in charge of the siege ladder skillfully changed out the broken ladder. Seeing how it took less than a minute...