The scout cavalry who came from the south to bring back the news rushed to Justinian with a whip. They were exhausted and panting when they rolled over and dismounted, and his horse was exhausted and almost foaming at his mouth. This made everyone present nervous about this.

During this period, they have been waiting for the news from the south, which is the problem of the remnants of the Achaean vassal state.

Although the Principal of Athens was eliminated and Gotford, the Marquis of Achaia, was captured, but the Marquis of Achaia, which was still entrenched in Corinth, was not completely destroyed. Forcibly attacking the Fortress of Corinth would undoubtedly cause huge casualties, but Justinian made a decision that no one expected, that was to let Baptist Sovadia take Charles Charles Charles to Corinth to recruit the Latins there. As a condition, Justinian granted the title of Duke of Corinth, who originally belonged to Leosgros, to Charles Charles Charles Charles Charles, and once the nobles of the Marquis of Achaia surrendered to the empire, Justinian promised to guarantee their original vested interests.

This was undoubtedly a very generous condition, but at first, when Justinian wanted to make such a decision, he was fiercely opposed by Neuski and Rio's garrison leader. Because they completely distrust the Latin man who surrendered, and Justinian asked the man named Baptist to take the nominal orthodox heir of the Achaia State to return, if he accidentally became a resignation. But in the end, with Justinian's insistence, he finally sent Baptist to Corinth with the child. Therefore, when he saw the scout panting with the news, as if the previous worries and worries had become a reality, Rio's garrison leader and Neuski showed a solemn expression on his face. If the Achaia State rekindled, then the trouble they had to deal with below would be great, especially when the main force was empty behind Athens.

However, Justinian looked at the unhurried scout, and said calmly: "Don't be anxious, tell me slowly, is there any news?" There seemed to be no worry on his face because of the scout's reaction.

At this time, the scout who was comforted finally breathed a sigh of relief, with a joyful expression on his face, and reported happily: "Mr. Justinian, the vassal state of Achaia has announced its surrender and accepted your conditions and announced it to be re-entered into the empire. Lord Baptiste sent me to come over overnight to report to you, please don't worry."

As soon as this said, Leo and Neuski, who had originally thought that an accident occurred, were both surprised and happy. They were happy that Corinth could return to the empire without bloodshed, and were surprised that Baptist was really not betrayed as Justinian trusted. For a moment, the two of them could not help but admire Justinian's ability to recognize people, and they did not take it away.

However, no one expected that as soon as the scout said the news, Justinian, who had been calm before, suddenly bounced the young scout's forehead with his finger and said angrily: "Do you dare to speak so much? I have been worrying for a long time!" In fact, he was actually very nervous, afraid that something would go wrong. But he always pretended to be confident, and now his heart was finally relieved.

Looking at this scene, Neuschirio, who had just looked at each other and admired Justinian, couldn't help but laugh. He was still a child after all. Even though he usually seemed to be cunning, the young people's character was still revealed at this time. But this not only made them not feel ridiculous, but on the contrary, Justinian made them feel that it was a bit more humane to be close to.

After scolding the pitiful scout, Justinian asked him to go down to receive the reward. Then he regained the serious face he had before and looked at the two people behind him, saying, "Since Corinth has also been recovered, we can set off tomorrow."

"Well, it's not too late. After all, our rear is empty and we must always beware of the Venetians. It's time to leave." Neuski nodded. After a month of rest, the vitality of their troops had recovered. As the Latins of Corinth also chose to surrender, the entire Molia and Athens were now unblocked in their control. Now Justinian's power is no less than that of one prince. The only thing we need now is to digest this result and seize the time. After all, their enemies will not remain indifferent. Especially in the previous battle, when the Venetian army was frustrated, they were destined to continue to ignore Justinian's existence. If they want not to be strangled in the bud, the best way is to grow up quickly.

But the governor of the Rio on the side was still somewhat suspicious: "Although I understand the decision you made, it is just Lord Justinian. I still cannot agree with your tolerance to the Latins. Especially the Latins in Corinth, you even promised them not to deprive their fiefdoms, which would probably arouse dissatisfaction among many people." As tactfully as possible, before Justinian decided to leave Athens, the governor of the Rio told the young man his heartfelt words. Perhaps he was indeed gifted, but sometimes he still had a tender side in the end. Especially the remnants of Achaia, he and Neusky were actually more inclined to eradicate the roots. After all, the two people who had already dealt with the Latins had no idea.

But Justinian waved his hand and interrupted the Leo Guardian and said calmly: "I understand what you meant, but this is just a temporary solution. As for the Latins, I have a decision. If they are really not grateful for my tolerance, they will naturally pay the price they deserve. But for now, let's make a long-term plan!" The young man said in a decisive tone, without any compromise. Looking at all, Leo and Neusky also felt the murderous aura implicitly when Justinian said this, and were slightly terrified.
Chapter completed!