In the more than ten years since Lucas Fontaine joined the army, there has been a small-scale war and more than ten conflicts between Chile and Argentina.
These conflicts varied in scale, with larger ones involving dozens of casualties and smaller ones resulting in several injuries.
However, because the strength of both parties was not very different, the outcome of these conflicts was mostly inconclusive, and Chile did not suffer too much overall.
But this time was different, as the Argentinians had openly invaded Chile's borders and attacked the Chilean border defense forces twice, resulting in dozens of casualties on the Chilean side.
According to the information provided by Edward Montalvo, there were only about a dozen Argentinian soldiers who had entered the border. Therefore, Lucas Fontaine did not intend to request any more reinforcements.
