The strategy of attacking the Kingdom of Mazdo? Tell the messenger directly here? Ilwen, who was following Karan, was stunned. Ye Junwen obviously saw that he was following in. Is this okay to say this before him? Is this absolutely confident and not worried that they would hear it at all, or have any other plans?
Yilwen didn't speak, and listened to Ye Junwen's words. Then he saw Ye Junwen change a map from his hand, then put it beside him, took out a pen, and then said while drawing on the map: "The way to attack the dwarves is very simple, which is to break through head-on, let the first and second teams and the special team attack, and directly enter the territory of the Kingdom of Mazdo from the north. The opponent should be stationed nearby, and just start the decisive battle at this location."
After Ye Junwen painted the painting, he basically explained the deployment of the entire strategy. Kalan had been in the army for a while before, so of course he could understand these things. But before he could say anything, Yi Erwen next to him suddenly shouted.
"Wait, wait for me..." Yilwen said as she walked to the map, "Your route of march...is it going to pass by our current elves camp?"
Yes, the route of march was directly passed by the Elf Clan's military camp. This was not the main city of the Elf Clan and walked northward. Through a forest, it was the military camp where Ye Junwen was now. The Kingdom of Mazdo is further north. Although Ye Junwen's route looks straight, the problem is that this route directly passes through the Elf Clan's camp. Could it be that Ye Junwen is planning to put the Elf Clan's camp...
"Don't worry," Ye Junwen said, "I'm not going to hit you, I'm just passing by and I won't fight you. Don't worry, I've said that I'm hitting the Kingdom of Mazdo now."
"That is to say, your soldiers will pass by our camp? Then go to attack the Kingdom of Mazdo?" Of course, Yilwen didn't believe Ye Junwen's words. It was too dangerous for the other soldiers to pass by their camp. What should I do if I suddenly attack them in the name of passing by? Although Ye Junwen is in their camp now, Yilwen also knows that this guy seems to have tools to escape, so I have to be careful.
"Oh, don't worry, I really don't want to hit you. If I hit you, I can tell you." Ye Junwen said, "Besides, I just sent 20,000 troops to come. If I hit you, the whole sect will come to encircle you. I have said before that your elves are indeed too weak. Now they have been crippled and they cannot pose any threats. There is no need to hit you. Our goal is to solve the Kingdom of Mazdo. Do you understand?"
Yi Erwen believed what Ye Junwen said. Yes, if you hit them, you don’t need to tell them. Just do it. Isn’t it over? Since Ye Junwen has a way to escape, the human army certainly doesn’t have to worry about anything. Now, if this plan is specifically stated in front of her, it may not be targeting them.
"What's your purpose?" Yilwen asked.
"Oh? Isn't my purpose already said, to attack the troops of the Kingdom of Mazdo." Ye Junwen said.
"Then why do you have to pass by our camp? There are obviously many other routes." Yilwen asked.
"Because it's close," Ye Junwen said, "I've seen other routes. I have to take a little bit of it. How troublesome it is. To deal with a small country like the Kingdom of Mazdo, it's all over to make a head-on breakthrough. I don't have to think too much about it."
Although it seems that nothing is wrong to say this, Yi Erwen still feels something is wrong. Even if the other party is not here to attack them, isn’t it too much for the troops to pass by their camp? If the other party doesn’t come to attack them, aren’t they afraid that their elves will suddenly attack? The two sides are still in a state of war. The other party has sent 20,000 troops to come over. Although the elves are not strong enough now, if they successfully ambush the troops, at least they will make the situation of the war slightly back. Does this guy underestimate the elves too much and think they really won’t fight back?
While Yierwen was still considering this issue, suddenly Ye Junwen answered her question in the next sentence, because Ye Junwen directly mentioned the issue of hostage exchange in the next sentence: "This is the strategic deployment. Let's talk about the issue of the Elf hostages. How are the hostages there?"
"A lot of people starved to death." Karan said lightly, "After all, they were blown up by those particularly smelly bombs before, and they vomited all the things they could. In addition, they have not eaten for more than two days so far, and many weak elves have died."
"You..." Yi Erwen was very angry when she heard the experience of her compatriots in the city, but she suddenly understood why Ye Junwen dared to let the troops pass by their camp in a swaggering manner. She had hostages on her side in the hands of the other party. It was impossible for the other party to take action when the other party passed by. Once the war started again, the hostages would definitely not be able to come back.
Now that I think about it, Ilwen feels strange. Why did Ye Junwen choose to agree to write a letter to exchange hostages with them at this time? It turns out that he was considering this matter. Yi Erwen was very angry. This was obviously a disguised threat to them, but they still had no choice. They couldn't ignore the more than 400,000 hostages, so no matter how good the opportunity was, they could not attack Ye Junwen's troops.
"It's so bad that people starve to death." Ye Junwen ignored Yilwen and continued, "A person as kind as me, can't see such a human tragedy. So, the matter of exchanging hostages should be implemented as soon as possible, so that Edron can reach exchange conditions with the elves as soon as possible, and then release people back soon."
"I understand." Karan said lightly.
"If you have nothing to do, go back early. Both of these matters are very urgent. Let Edron start acting earlier. The offensive matter must be sent today. War has been declared. Of course, the battle must be resolved quickly." Ye Junwen said, and after that, he also looked at Yilwen next to him, "Is there anything else to add to His Highness the Queen?"
"It's gone." Yilwen gritted her teeth. He already understood what Ye Junwen meant, and then, what could she say.
Of course, Karan left directly, and of course he also took the strategic map given to him by Ye Junwen. He gave the map directly to Edron to explain it faster. According to Karan's movement speed, of course he could go back immediately. Ordinary people had to walk through the forest for half a day, and he could speed up at any time and go back and forth in more than half an hour.
After Karan left, of course Yilwen also left. This time Ye Junwen seemed to be really going to release the hostages. Of course, this was Yilwen's final tolerance. If Ye Junwen broke his promise this time, he would have to be burned. However, Yilwen was also considering a question, that is, what should we do with the Mazdo Kingdom? Of course, she knew that the alliance of the Mazdo Kingdom must be promoted. Although they seemed to have a misunderstanding last night, the Mazdo Kingdom should still be able to figure out who is the primary target now after thinking about it. Now she knows the route of the human race. Although it cannot attack the human race's troops, should we notify the Mazdo Kingdom?
But is this route of entry real? Ilwen really doubted whether it was Ye Junwen's trick or something, otherwise it would be too casual to discuss this matter in front of her. Wouldn't you worry about stealing it? Ilwen was a little afraid of being fooled. Yes, if the other party specifically told her fake news in front of her and then told the people of the Mazdo Kingdom, the troops of the Mazdo Kingdom defended the place she said, and the enemy went around from the other side, then this would be really troublesome. It was not just a strategic issue, but also a problem with the trust between the Mazdo Kingdom and them. After all, she gave a fake news.
Ilwen thought about it for a moment and decided to tell the people of the Mazdo Kingdom about this matter. Yes, it was up to the Mazdo Kingdom to consider it. She just told the Mazdo Kingdom what she knew so far, and it was fulfilling her obligations to the alliance. Of course, this statement should be slightly changed. It cannot be said that the commander has arranged a strategy for how to invade the Mazdo Kingdom in their camp.
So Yilwen also quickly wrote a letter, which mainly meant that they had inquired about the human strategy. The 20,000 troops would attack them from the south (the south of the Mazdo Kingdom), but it also said that the accuracy of the news could not be guaranteed, so that the king of the Mazdo Kingdom would make the judgment on his own. Of course, Yilwen just reported this information and did not talk about Ye Junwen. After all, the people in the Mazdo Kingdom would definitely ask them to hand over Ye Junwen and the like, but they could not hand over it. Isn't this arguing?
After writing the letter, Yilwen also asked the messenger to send the letter to Mazdo. After all, according to Ye Junwen's previous statement, their troops were about to set off today. According to time calculations, they could reach near their camp in the evening, and of course they could enter the country of Mazdo Kingdom in the evening, so they had to act quickly.
Chapter completed!