Under the scorching sun, a neat team marched.

Under the sunlight, the mighty armor on their bodies reflected a dazzling silver light.

Through the light, you can also see the fine magic lines on the armor.

All members of the Knights of the Lantern are members of the guild, and as the guild's skitarii, they have a special training ground.

Whether it is the equipment on the body, the skills learned, and the professional branches within the team, they all come from the Knights' station.

This also puts a huge gap between their strength and other soldiers.

If we compare them with explorers, they are now middle-to-upper level explorers of the same level.

In other words, the entire members of the Knights of the Lantern can be regarded as 2,000 explorers whose strength has reached the silver bottleneck stage.

Compared to small groups of explorers, they are more accustomed to large army operations, and they cooperate with each other tacitly, just like brothers.

The professional branches allow them to perfectly cooperate to deal with most situations.

This also makes them the strongest army under Kane.

Behind them were about 500 archers, all of whom carried silver-grade bow and arrow equipment on their backs.

At his waist was a long-handled dagger and a short-range hand spray loaded with three bullets.

As silver-level shooters, they are all Bonona's Guards.

Archery skills are comparable to sniper rifles, all trained by Bonona.

In terms of single target hit and damage, current thermal weapons are completely incomparable.

The leader of the team this time is Bonona, and as members of the Guards, they naturally have to follow him.

A total of 2,500 people are all personnel involved in this operation.

There are no more personnel and troop configurations, because this time they will crush the enemy with absolute strength to annihilate them.

The enemy is a professional army composed of 8,000 people, but there are only about six to seven hundred silver soldiers among them.

In addition, they are all private troops of the nobles. Although they gathered together to deal with Kane, they were not able to coordinate and command them at all.

So this time is essentially a crushing and show-off war.

The reason for putting on a show to the outside world is to scare the monkeys and demonstrate their strength.

The real goal is actually very simple, which is to capture this area.

The leadership of all forces can basically see it, but it doesn't matter, it's not a show for them in the first place.

Behind the entire team, there are three camera smart cores that clearly transmit the current picture to all the screens.

Present their actions to the surrounding civilians without reservation.

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"General, everyone is here except Count Halfis."

An officer who was delivering the order came to General Feiten's side and reported the nobles who had arrived and the troops under their command.

After listening to the herald's words, the general frowned: "Why didn't he come? Does he want to disobey His Majesty the King's order?"

"Your Majesty General, I think we don't have to wait for him. He is a traitor among us and there is no way he can follow us to stop the Lantern Territory."

A nobleman sitting next to him said to the general.

"Why?" asked the general, who for some reason did not know what Halfis had done.

Hearing the general's question, the noble next to him immediately replied: "That guy is a freak. He really regards the so-called fog as the god of creation. He dismissed his serfs and really lowered the tax rate."

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"And he forced us and everyone around him to act with him. Otherwise it would be blasphemous. He even wanted to send troops to attack the surrounding nobles who did not obey his words."

After hearing this, the general nodded in understanding.

After all, Mist is indeed a real god. They are able to live peacefully until now and have such a relatively comfortable world environment.

Rather than being destroyed along with the fragments of the world, this is all thanks to the mist.

It is normal for people to want to follow him.

This can also explain why the earl did not come to join the war.

After all, Kane and the others were under the guise of carrying out Mist's will. It was already very good that the earl did not rebel on the spot and helped the enemy.

If you still expect him to join the war, you are really thinking too much.

"Okay, then leave him alone. When we return victorious, the king will naturally take action on him."

After the general finished speaking, he said to the herald beside him: "Now that they are all here, mix them together and call me all the nobles who came with the army."

"Yes, General."

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At the same time, Bonona had already joined Tistek and the others.

It was already late at night, and the army was setting up a simple camp nearby, preparing to rest for the night.

In a large tent, there were Bononna, Abby, and Tistek sitting inside.

Next to Tistek sat a man wearing a black cloak, whose figure and face could not be seen.

Bononna said to the man in black robe: "This is the loyal believer of Mist, Count Halfes. Nice to meet you."

"Where, everything is for the mist." The count took off his hood and said.

"Yeah." Bonona nodded in agreement.

Then she said: "The reason why we invited the earl over at this time is to discuss tomorrow's war."

"Tomorrow we hope that His Highness the Earl can lead your army to formally rebel and fire the first shot against those nobles who desecrate the fog."

"Then we will immediately rush out from the side and assist the count in wiping out all the enemies."

After listening to Bonona's suggestion, the Earl frowned very obviously. Isn't this just using his soldiers as cannon fodder?

He is just a fanatical believer, not an idiot.

He said displeasedly: "Why is this general doing this? It's because you want to attack the Fetern Kingdom, and I am just a person who has abandoned the dark and turned to the light.

Do you want to use me as cannon fodder?"

"No, no, no, Your Highness, it is obvious that you have misunderstood." Bononna had already expected this and waved her hand to persuade.

"As a warrior under Mist, how could I do such a thing to you who also believes in Mist."

"I believe you saw it when you came in before. The soldiers we lead are almost all cavalry and some shooters. If we charge head-on, they will all be blocked by the enemy's soldiers."

"Although our soldiers are powerful, head-on conflicts will still cause them harm."

After finishing speaking, Bonona paused for a moment, then lowered her voice and said: "As a rebel, you can stand up and declare your loyalty to the fog openly. You are a person who has abandoned the dark and turned to the light. This can also be regarded as a pledge of loyalty to the fog, isn't it?

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"And you have to believe us. Our actions have been watched by others. If we betray you, my reputation will be bad. So please believe that we believe in the mist."

After listening to Bononna's series of explanations, the Earl frowned, thought for a while, and finally nodded.

"I promised to attack them from the front as a bait, but I will not let all my soldiers attack them. I will only send a limited number of soldiers to stand in front to attract the enemy's attention."

"Of course, of course! That's it. Leave the rest to us."

Afterwards, everyone discussed some details, and then Bonona and Tistek secretly sent the count out of the camp.

"With just a few words of persuasion, will he believe it and agree?" Thisteke murmured to himself next to him.

Hearing Tistek's words to himself, Bonona shook her head and said with a smile: "He didn't agree casually, but he had no escape route from the beginning. Their so-called king after fighting with us

, I won’t let him go.”

"His only chance of survival now is to hope that we can win a good battle, which may bring him more benefits.

You can continue to believe in the mist, show your existence, and gain more benefits, so why not do it."

After listening to Bonona's words, Tistek nodded as if he understood.

Then Bonona began to arrange formations and tasks, and will take action early tomorrow morning.

Early next morning.

The capital of the Tri-Tribe Alliance.

Early in the morning, many civilians came to the door of the newspaper office with breakfast and their families. Many people even brought benches and seats to set up next to it.

Of course they came this time to continue watching the live broadcast they had not finished watching yesterday.

I watched it all day yesterday, and it turned out that they were all knights with lanterns in silver armor, rushing on their way.

Although judging from the changes in the surrounding scenery, itinerary and sunrise, it is indeed a real picture.

But I can't stand it, it's too boring to keep rushing.

Through careful calculations by some people who were watching at the time, it was concluded that the time of the battle should be today.
To be continued...