The next day. Saisha Goren's office in the Layos army base at the border.
As Saisha received the news of Isen's death through his spectral screen, accompanied by images of the desecrated bodies of Layos soldiers hanging from trees, Saisha couldn't help but feel a surge of anger.
While he understood that Edinburgh intended to send a message to the traitors like Isen and Reva, the lack of respect for the fallen from Layos' side stirred a deep sense of indignation within him. Saisha knew that the sight of such a gruesome display would have a profound impact on Layos, fueling further hostility towards Edinburgh.
Isen's demise struck Saisha on a personal level, as he had shared a roof and discussions about the initial plans of war with him. It was Saisha who had first engaged in conversations with Isen, finding merit in his arguments and involving other influential individuals from Layos in their deliberations.
