Chapter 1552 Being Assigned To Different Team

Upon hearing Eunice's bold request, Tucker did not know whether to cry or to laugh. The war was not a game meant for children. The deputy commander was assigned to lead an army of three thousand soldiers, which meant whoever was appointed would be responsible for three thousand lives, which was a serious matter. Now that Eunice was demanding to be the deputy commander, it would be out of his control.

Besides, according to the rules, one commander could have only three deputy commanders under his command. All three of the positions were currently filled. If Eunice wanted to be one, then one of the three existing deputy commanders would have to be dismissed.

Except for Bertram, the other two deputy commanders wore a gloomy face. They looked at Tucker, hoping that the commander wouldn't agree to Eunice's rude request. Even though she was a powerful spirit warrior at the King Realm from the Sky-suppressing School, that wouldn’t secure her success in war. Being talented and leading an army weren't related. On the contrary, the two deputy commanders had endured through several hundreds of cruel battles and wars for over a decade. Both of them possessed richer experience in terms of leading an army towards battle than a young

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Tucker said. He seemed to have noticed something different about Rocky.

"Anyway, we'd better not offend them. We'll do our best to meet all their requirements. We need as many people on our side as possible for the battle. With their help, I'm sure it'll be to our advantage! The most important piece of information we currently have is that Grand Commander Raiden Chen just died during the war. That means his position is vacant and all the commanders are now fighting for it with all their might. We’ve been informed that within the next month, the commander who would contribute the most will be qualified for the position. This is an opportunity I don’t want to miss!" Tucker revealed his intention.

The human army's commanders were ranked, from top to bottom, into army-leading commander, grand commander, commander, and deputy commander. One commander could lead three deputy commanders and ten thousand soldiers. Next, one grand commander could lead three commanders and thirty thousand soldiers. Lastly, one army-leading commander could lead three grand commanders and one hundred thousand soldiers.

Generally speaking, a commander in chief would have at least two or more army-leading commanders and six grand commanders.