With heavy armaments and a grand, large battle flag, that’s probably the enemy’s flagship. Aiming at the bridge where the higher-ups are likely sitting comfortably, I rapidly fire magic light bullets.

The enemy flagship retaliates with anti-aircraft artillery, but perhaps they underestimated the flying magitech. The speed of their gunfire and the bullets is so slow that it feels like they have no chance of hitting us.

Easily dodging the enemy’s attacks, I focus on assaulting the bridge of the enemy flagship, completely silencing it. After destroying the ship’s guns as the final blow, I switch my target to the other enemy ships.

By the time about ten enemy ships were destroyed, the enemy forces had completely lost their will to fight. I don’t know how they ended up supporting the coup forces, but it seems they didn’t have a particularly strong bond or sense of duty. Once they realized they were at a disadvantage, most of their troops began to flee.

“Ignore the fleeing enemies. If they raise the white flag and surrender, stop attacking them for now,” Jean gives the order after assessing the situation. The Ryubel side is also dominating, thanks to the division led by General Reginant, so this decision reflects the leeway they have.

After that, no miracles happened for the enemy. The Ryubel Kingdom Army and the Valkia Empire Army completely fled the battlefield, leaving only the coup forces behind.

“In the end, the coup forces were cornered without making a move.”

In a way, the coup forces were the most troublesome factor, but they didn’t intervene while we fought both Ryubel and Valkia.

“They probably thought they’d get by leaving it to Ryubel and Valkia, but the situation kept getting worse, and they couldn’t make a move. Well, that ended up being their fatal mistake.”

“Fatal mistake? You mean the coup forces have no chance of winning anymore?”

“No, it won’t even come to a fight. They’re already finished.”

As Jean predicted, the coup forces began to collapse without even fighting. The Ryubel Kingdom Army and the Valkia Empire Army, who they were relying on, had fallen apart, and it seems there were internal conflicts. Small skirmishes were even reported.

To make matters worse, Ranelle called out to the coup forces. As a result, the soldiers below the rank of non-commissioned officer, who were only following orders from above, began to desert.

“Once news of this battle spreads, the coup forces within the Federation will lose momentum, and the regular army will regain its strength.”

“From here, it’s my job. I’ll unify the Federation and restore the order that’s collapsed.”

“Restoring it won’t be enough. You’ll need to completely remove the roots of this rebellion.”

“I understand. I intend to create an internal investigation agency to deal with it.”

It’s not completely over yet, but things seem to be heading in a positive direction.