Scene 100: The Guest of the Red Copper Dragon (Part 2, please support)
Scene 100: The Visitor of the Copper Dragon (Part 2) (Second update, please support)
Faith in survival.
Uriel hesitated when joining the Amber Sword, but in the end he made his decision; in fact, when taking risks with the copper dragons, the cavalry captain never flinched, bringing with him so many
The refugees passed through several areas, and sometimes had to fight with bandit groups on the road. Life was much harder than in Lidenburg.
Uriel didn't know why he did this.
But all he knew was that people he had known well before - refugees from Riedenberg, people who had hated him - now addressed him with wholehearted respect.
The title has not changed, it is still Captain Uriel.
But some things are different after all.
Uriel found that he could no longer abandon everything now, or go back to the past. It was as if he had unconsciously developed something called a sense of responsibility in his heart.
This was the reason why he supported Brando. It was actually very simple. The cavalry captain Uriel told himself that he was not supporting the young lord, but the person who brought changes to him.
He feels that if a person has such charisma and can change and influence people like him, then he must have the ability to lead them on.
Therefore, he sided with Bottom and Voltalon without any consideration.
Uriel lowered his head. He was thinking about a lot of things at that moment. But what really embarrassed him was Brando's incredible order. He thought about it for a moment, and finally couldn't help but raised his head with a wry smile and asked.
:
"Lord Lord..."
"Well?" Brando actually didn't think less than him, but the young man thought further. He walked past Uriel and turned around: "What?"
"Sir," Uriel replied with some helplessness: "You said you would inherit a territory, but you didn't tell us how you inherited the territory-"
Although the former cavalry captain sided with Brando, he did not necessarily fully approve of Brando's actions in his heart. He was familiar with the rules of the aristocratic game, and naturally knew that Brando's actions were simply brazen.
No.
Brando was startled. He didn't expect Uriel to be thinking about this question. This question made him twitch the corner of his mouth - he couldn't say it was a temporary idea, could he?
But what made him relieved was that Antitina was not here, otherwise he would have been stared at with resentful eyes by the aristocratic lady who had always complained about his decision.
The young man smiled awkwardly: "It's true that I wanted to inherit the territory, but something unexpected happened. Grudin gave me a big trouble - but it's not a big trouble, and I will eventually get it.
Something that belongs to us."
Brando looked around and began to change the subject.
Uriel glanced at the young lord and asked with some worry: "But what should Earl Denel do? I don't think he will give up."
"This is why I wanted to see you before," Brando replied: "Did Uncle Leto ask you to bring the news, Uriel?"
This 'Uncle Leto' made Uriel breathe a sigh of relief. All signs proved that Brando was a nostalgic person. In fact, for half a month, the young man had not sent any confidants to Minsi.
Instead of going to the castle, he allowed the copper dragon Leto to take charge of the work there, which originally showed that Brando had full trust in them.
Of course, this was a bit of a misunderstanding for Brando. Brando didn't think about it at all. He was so busy with Saffron that he didn't even think about what would happen to Leto and the others.
The move of occupying the Mintai area is to prepare for future wars. In fact, Brando has never thought about anything more - the nobles of Tonigel are so poor that they only have to pawn their pants - Brando doesn't even bother
Think of these places.
However, he didn't make up his mind, but he allowed the Copper Dragons to become addicted to the lord, so that the people who originally questioned Brando's decision gradually calmed down their opinions - of course, there were still some voices worried about whether they would be betrayed.
Count Denel's Revenge.
However, for most of these people who are originally outlaws, it doesn't matter whether they take revenge or not. At worst, they can just hide in the mountains and forests.
Uriel nodded: "Yes, Lord."
Brando curled his fingers and knocked on the long table, his brows furrowed tightly.
"Sir?" Uriel was stunned.
"Sooner than I thought, the war is coming -" Brando replied.
"What?"
"The historical Pallas was a mature and prudent man. He would not have been unaware of the tragic defeat of his colleagues, which was enough to make him slow down his action plan and become cautious-" he replied.
"Historical Sir Pallas." Charles repeated it solemnly later.
Brando glared at him, and the young wizard quickly shrank back. Anyway, he was already used to his lord's strange way of speaking.
"However, instead of retracting his hands and feet, this knight became more active. This only shows that he has received the signal from Count Jeandenelle. This is a harbinger of war."
The former captain of the security cavalry shouted. A harbinger of war? Of course he knew that Count Jean Denel would definitely take revenge, but he did not expect that revenge would come so quickly, and he was not even mentally prepared.
"Lord Lord?" the little silver elf princess asked softly from behind.
Brando shook his head, indicating not to worry too much.
"What should I do?" Uriel was a little worried for a while. The highest-level nobles he had contacted in the past were just the gentry in the local council of Lidenburg. As for the higher-level nobles, he could only look up to them.
The status of Earl Jean Denel is no less than that of Archduke Golan-Elson. Uriel cannot imagine someone at this level - in short, they would probably crush him to death like an ant.
.
He couldn't help but look at Brando with some surprise, wondering why this young man seemed to be talking about something that had nothing to do with him - it felt as if he had offended not the powerful and privileged Earl, but
Like some country bumpkin.
"Afraid?" Brando asked him.
"Is that true?" Uriel shook his head quickly. Of course, this was just a lie. How could he not be afraid.
"Indeed, there is no need," Brando shook his head: "We can defeat Sir Mintai, just as we can defeat Earl Jean Denel. The enemy is to be valued, not to be afraid -"
Uriel nodded.
The elder sister among the wild elves, who had been holding her notebook, thought for a moment and asked in a low voice: "Is there going to be a war again? So how much time do we have to prepare?"
Brando looked at the sky outside the hall and replied: "One month, two months at the latest. However, Sir Pallas will not let us have a good time in these two months, so we must make preparations first."
Medissa and Ciel both fell silent. They knew that the next war would be the biggest test for this new territory. As long as they experienced this battle, they would be recognized by the royal party.
And as long as it is recognized by the royal party, the public sentiment in the territory can be stabilized.
Otherwise, before that, no matter how they stabilize people's hearts, they will always be like rootless duckweeds. In this ancient kingdom, even in Warnd of this era, fame and justice are very important things. The people at the bottom may
I will miss you well, but I may not necessarily stand by your side.
Brando knows this very well.
But it may not be that simple to win this battle with almost no support. He has one or two thousand human soldiers, and the others are more than three thousand cavemen, but it must also be considered that Tajib cannot
The fate of the entire clan is in his hands alone, which means that the caveman can invest one-half of his strength, which is a great honor to him.
What can this small force do?
Brando thought for a moment. At present, he had no way to judge how much effort Count Jean Denel was prepared to invest in countering the rebellion, but it would not be too little.
Sir Min Tai's fate is a warning.
Although one or two defeats are usually not enough to damage Count Jean Denel, this may not be the case at this special time. Grand Duke Anlek and Princess are constantly putting pressure on the old fox, making him tired.
To deal with it, if there is a fire or something in the backyard, you will really be in a hurry.
At the very least, his reputation will be tarnished.
But it’s not too much. Brando wanted Count Denel to be unable to lose his face, not to mention that the princess and Grand Duke Anlek would not give him this time. After thinking about it, he finally felt that the old fox would
With the help of external forces.
He thought for a while, turned around and asked, "Where's Madala?"
"It's quite peaceful," Charles replied: "They seem to have withdrawn from Tonigel."
"Be careful of those skeletons. I suspect that they have been in cahoots with Count Jean Denel for a long time." Brando shook his head. Madara obviously showed interest in Funya, so according to Instalong's usual behavior
His nature will definitely not give up easily, not to mention that if there is an agreement between Jean Denel and them, then he will definitely use this agreement to let those skeletons work together.
He sighed again, and said that the Insta Dragon boy should thank him. If he hadn't helped Insta Dragon get rid of this guy Kabasi, the undead who gave him qualifications in the army would probably still be there.
need more.
Brando knows this history well, and naturally knows that the biggest trouble that Instaron, who is still junior at this moment, encounters in the army is the resistance from the dark lords. If Tagus hadn’t supported him, this young black man would
I'm afraid it's really hard for your lord to make a difference in this war.
However, the young man immediately retracted these unrealistic ideas. If he could, he would of course be willing to be invincible first and wait for the enemy to be victorious. Unfortunately, the opponent would not give him this opportunity. Brando asked Charles about the time he sent out to investigate.
Eruyin received news from the remnants of the Southern Army, but unfortunately the answer he received disappointed him.
Charles told him that those who sent out either heard nothing from him or got useless information.
In this way, Brando's plan to support the Southern Army to contain Madara and deal with Pallas can only be temporarily shelved.
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