"We can't send soldiers because we can't predict how many casualties there will be" has got to rank among the top ten lamest excuses ever.
An army exists to be deployed against threats against the nation, on either a full or piecemeal level. The only reason not to is if it is clearly going to result in a massive loss and there is no reason to try to delay the threat (such as trying to evacuate people in its projected path).
To defeat or drive away a freaking dragon -most creatures with their own minds will run if it's more trouble than it's worth to stay- shouldn't take a full army's strength unless the dragon is Mythical/SS+ class or the army is teeny tiny or weak.
An army exists to be deployed against threats against the nation, on either a full or piecemeal level. The only reason not to is if it is clearly going to result in a massive loss and there is no reason to try to delay the threat (such as trying to evacuate people in its projected path).
To defeat or drive away a freaking dragon -most creatures with their own minds will run if it's more trouble than it's worth to stay- shouldn't take a full army's strength unless the dragon is Mythical/SS+ class or the army is teeny tiny or weak.
The Galactic Navy Officer Becomes an Adventurer
by Takuma Tomomasa , A_Itoh
Available on mangabuddy for reading, and for sale at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BT6V7CMM
by Takuma Tomomasa , A_Itoh
Available on mangabuddy for reading, and for sale at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BT6V7CMM
