The coalition war entered its peak, and with the escalating tensions between the Qin army and the combined armies assembled by Chu, Wei, Yan, and Zhao, the movement of the Karen army was expected in the near future. ‎ ‎After the death of "the baldie," as Karin called him, Rin bu Kun was finally allowed to participate in the Coalition War as the general in charge of the Chu army, and no one could deny that her intervention would make matters worse for Qin. ‎ ‎But she didn't feel like intervening personally at first; all she did was lean against her fur-cart in the middle of the army, giving orders, plans, and strategies. She even promised a young unit commander a night in her bed if he performed a military feat that amazed her.