Chapter 60 He Is Definitely Not Sherman

　　"In addition to the attacks on the cities along our route, we have also been subject to various scales of assault in the south and north," Duke reported, swinging open the map and pointing to the cities on the sand table as he spoke. 　　Sherman leaned back in his chair, furrowing his brow with a slight frown. His tone remained calm, giving the impression that he was in control of the situation before him. "To what extent?" he asked. 　　"The attacks have been somewhat sporadic, without any indication of cessation. It appears more like harassment by the surrounding hooligans than a concentrated military strategy," Duke explained. 　　"Do you have any additional information?" Sherman inquired. 　　"Here's some information on a few of the leaders. They seem to understand that we are at war, and they are choosing to take advantage of our preoccupation," Duke replied, his lips pursed tightly. It was clear that he was frustrated by the provocations of these individuals. 　　"Very well, leave the in