Roman faced the same problem.
Just like last time, he had arrived at the secondary roads of Black Iron Avenue.
These were small paths branching off from the main road.
In the Kant Territory, most of the time, communication with the outside world depended on this road.
It couldn't compare to the quality of the stone and lime roads of Origin City.
It was merely a comparatively wide dirt road, about ten meters in width.
Because it was easy to traverse, the rebellious army also came this way.
Roman's scouts were stationed on this road to immediately gallop at top speed to Roman upon sighting a foreign army approaching.
However, by the time Roman led his troops out, the two sides were less than twenty kilometers apart.
In another day, they would encounter Roman's army.
Only, the terrain in this area was far from ideal.
There were hills, hillocks, valleys, and other broad, complex landforms, but they fatally lacked any strategic passes or strongholds.
