December on the Greater Western Continent was a month that was both freezing and boiling over. First, the Great Emperor of France, Napoleon I, having withdrawn his troops from the Rakshasa Army territory, officially launched a sweeping purge against domestic opposition forces.
Long before his departure, he had anticipated that if the coalition failed to achieve sufficient military glory, certain factions at home would inevitably rise up and clamor, applying pressure on him from all directions.
Putting aside the news of the descent of the gods, the coalition forces had indeed not achieved much in the way of military success; the Rakshasa Army was simply not an adversary they could easily defeat.
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