Though I’m not a soldier, studying history and learning about various wars has made me realize one thing.

In war, the outcome is often determined not by a single battle but by who’s prepared before the fighting even starts.

What’s truly important is the preparation made in advance.

"Nobody really knows how things will turn out in this world."@@novelbin@@

Even the East India Company, known for its expertise in manipulation and division, probably never expected that their sepoys would rebel against them.

They treated the so-called 'uncivilized Indians' rather humanely.

Reasonably high wages, honor, considerable social standing... For an Indian, these were generous perks.

Given that, the East India Company’s army even included sons of Indian nobility as soldiers.

"But over something as trivial as ammunition...”

England would ultimately fail in its attempt to make India a permanent colony.

"Isn’t that right, Mayor?"

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