Synopsis

The chapter focuses on a major battle where the Kairo army attempts to secure Roman, believing it will give them a strategic advantage. Hektor, the commander, blames his emotional state for his poor decisions and recognizes the opportunity to save Butler by closing the fortress gate. Meanwhile, a separate faction maneuvers to exploit Hektor's compassionate nature, orchestrating a plan that relies on his reaction to Butler's near capture. Roman's foresight is highlighted, with events unfolding exactly as he predicted, solidifying his importance as a strategic talent.