"It seems that the nobles did not agree, right?" Justinian asked without surprise. He had already guessed the general idea and was mentally prepared. When he saw the old man in front of him taking the initiative to come to him, Justinian

Ni then had a premonition.

Archduke Anastasius also nodded helplessly. He had to admit that even he was deeply disappointed with the nobles of Moria, but he still said to Justinian: "Although

They don't agree with you leaving Fort Wiscari, but I think your cronies can still go to Tripolis if they bring your tokens, right?" This is what Archduke Anastasius can achieve.

It was the biggest concession, and he didn't know if Justinian would agree.

After all, both of them knew exactly what the nobles of Moria had planned. Everyone has a selfish side, and there is nothing to blame for it. Although it is heartbreaking, it is a cruel fact.

But to Anastasius's surprise, Justinian agreed very calmly: "That's the only way. Arslan should be able to break out and take my token Tripolis with him."

The reinforcements should be able to come to the rescue. But the premise is that they must get your full cooperation. Otherwise, they can only use me to exchange with the Venetians." Justinian said half-jokingly, he himself did not expect those who have always been

Selfish nobles, but it is not easy to break through the Venetian siege. Therefore, the constraints of those ill-intentioned people in the Viscari Castle are never allowed. For this reason, Justinian can only hope

They placed their trust in the old man in front of them. There were a lot of Venetians in Yamaguchi. Although the opponent was not good at fighting in the mountains, the opponent's battle situation was now favorable. There was no way to create opportunities without tearing apart the opponent's defense line with thunderous force.

And Archduke Anastasius did not disappoint Justinian, saying: "You can rest assured on this, I will mobilize all the troops to raid the Venetian camp when night falls tomorrow, and at that time I will break out.

A great opportunity." Although the previous resolution was opposed by most nobles, Grand Duke Anastasius was still able to mobilize the army to give Justinian maximum support.

He fully believed in Justinian's ability, especially since everything Justinian had done before had proved that even the divination prompt given to him by the turquoise stone that the old man had always believed in made Anastasius

The Grand Duke was more determined to help Justinian.

After receiving such a guarantee, Justinian still looked a little solemn. Looking at the Venetian camp under the mountain that was still being reinforced, he was actually not sure enough. In fact, he had no intention of setting off on his own, because he was riding a horse to attack.

This is what the Turks are best at, and even if they take action themselves, they may not be able to do better than Arslan.

But the only thing that worries him is that once Arslan is no longer by his side, the people who want to harm him in Fort Wiscari may be even more ready to move. As the siege continues, panic spreads, and it is only time to fish in troubled waters.

question.

But there is no other way. Justinian understands that he can only make such a difficult choice now...

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In Tripolis in the north, the Byzantine army stationed there still knew nothing about what was happening in the south, and the army in the city was still guarding against the Latins' comeback.

In the past two days, Leo, as Justinian's official, was in charge of all affairs in the city. Although Zeodore Cephalon made things difficult for him many times, it was obviously because of what had happened before and because he was in the military.

The prestige in China was also damaged, and eventually the matter was settled.

But all of this was just some testing under the control of Musvar. During the previous small-scale mutiny in Tripolis, Musvar caught the handle of Zeodor Cephalon, and at the same time

His authority was weakened, so that a dignified general of a field company had to obey a noble jester.

"Looking at their reactions in the past few days, it seems that they have no intention to pay attention to other things. Even after learning that the Latins in the north had no intention of taking action for the time being, even the preparation of the army was put on the other side." Get Zeodore Cephalon.

Muswar, who reported it, also saw that something was wrong, and said to himself that although it had only been a few days, Justinian's short departure seemed to have another hidden meaning, and it was definitely not to accept the Moria nobles.

A banquet is so simple.

"It seems that the Governor also hides many secrets, doesn't he?" Musvar was not surprised. He had already seen that Justinian, as an attendant of Emperor Muziphius, escorted him all the way.

It is unusual in itself to get only a barren and insignificant castle as a reward for arriving in Epirus. I am afraid that the request to go to Moria is also roughly related to the mission given to him by Muziphius.

It seems that the blind man living in seclusion in the monastery was not willing to hand over power to Mikhail Dukas of Rusnina, but wanted to use Justinian to make a comeback.

This kind of hidden danger must be nipped in the cradle at all costs! Muswar has also made plans in his heart. Although the people behind him do not have the same interests as the current Emperor Mikhail, it does not mean that he will sit back and watch Muswar.

Restoration of Emperor Zphius.

Zeodore Cephalon, who was standing aside, did not dare to say anything, as if Musvar was talking to himself.

But at this time, Musvar smiled slightly and said: "You did a good job, and the news brought to me by Erikson matched each other, and I can indeed roughly guess the intentions of Justinian and the others. But it seems

Our Lord Governor seems to have encountered some small troubles in the south. It seems that it is time to prepare for the following things." Just like a shark smelling blood in the sea, although Justinian's absence was not long, it gave

The opportunity Muswar always wanted.

Zeodore Cephalon in front of him quickly said respectfully: "This is what I should do." Now this man seems to be completely different from the previous unruly general, even though he knows that his subordinate Eric

Sen was coerced by the jester in front of him to betray him, giving him the upper hand, but Zeodore Cephalon did not dare to show a trace of dissatisfaction.

Because the Musvar in front of him seems to be sent by Count Theodore to monitor Justinian, but in fact there is someone else behind him, and the person Musvar is loyal to is definitely not someone he can offend. (To be continued.
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