As such, even if the trap in Nigeria failed, Fleur still had to prevent the possibility of every personnel in a dead soldier base completely deserting their posts.

And for that, she had come up with the transition plan. By separating the armed cavalry guard from their families, they wouldn't be able to run away with them. And with new cavalry guards transferred to unfamiliar surroundings, any camaraderie that had grown over the years would fade.

In this way, if Fleur's mysterious foe came after another dead soldier base, none of the cavalry guards would even think of insubordination—not with their families' lives at stake. If any of them were to go missing for too long, their families would be massacred immediately.

On the contrary, if they fought and died courageously and left a pretty corpse, their families would be honored.

Simply put, the families of each cavalry guard were being threatened to ensure loyalty unto death.

Fleur was naturally confident that once the transition wa