Former General Is Undead Knight

In the city of Baraila, Lambert, who slashed Manzie, one of the eight wise men of "The Whistling Devil," and destroyed the Book of Past Causes Gaylov, was following the information of "The Whistling Devil" as he traveled and continued his journey through various villages and cities.

Naturally, I'm not going to miss the 'whistle-blowing demon' who tries to become a disciple of the Kingdom of Legions in Lambert.

We were going to uncover our home base as soon as possible and eradicate it.

Lambert runs across the field across Nightmare, a black horse with no neck.

The next aim was the city Kraan, belonging to Viscount Lagard territory, which heard strange rumors in a village that stopped on the way.

The city Kraan is the largest city owned by Viscount Lagar and Viscount Lagar himself has a hall in the city.

But Viscount Lagard is a poor city, and the city Kraan is not very restless.

The city Kraan is home to many floaters and orphans, and the majority of the city is a slum.

The whole city is on the verge of becoming a lawless zone, which Viscount Lagard's private soldiers are holding back with strength.

In the back of the woods near the city of Kraan, several human beings were found melted and hardened.

Sometimes the corpse was engraved with a sorcery ceremony, and Lambert thought that a "whistle-blowing demon" dealing with contraindicated sorcery, led by death manipulation, was lurking.

(If this is their home base, we'll talk fast............ hmm?

In Lambert's contemplative vision, there was a carriage and a cavalry that ran to wrap around the carriage.

The cavalry are half-naked rough men with weapons, such as sticks and spears in their hands.

There are five of them in all.

"Hahahahaha! There's no way you can get away from us in a carriage!

"Ooh, if you don't want to die, run harder! Ha ha!"

The men are shouting at the carriage.

I didn't bother catching up completely and it seemed like I was playing.

(Bandits... as I was asking, Viscount Lagard doesn't seem very polite...)

Lambert pulls the sword out of his sheath and sets it up.

"Nightmare, increase your speed. We're gonna get a little slammed."

Nightmare lifts his neck without a tip.

A creepy hissing voice echoes from nowhere.

"What...? Hey, there's some guy coming after me."

"Are you hungry to interrupt our hunt, funny... hey, what the hell is that monster"

The big man with full body armor across the big horse with no neck was too much of an appearance to let the seer lose his temper.

"It's a monster. Ahhh!

"Leave that carriage alone! I'm fucked!

Lambert tracks down the bandits who run away.

Nightmare was a famous horse of fame in his lifetime.

Whether you're riding a super weight called a lambale, you can't shake it off with a horse in line.

He quickly catches up and beats the body of the man who was running the rearmost, with the belly of the Great Sword.

"Ugh!?

One blow breaks the bones in his neck, abdomen, chest and hips, and he falls off the horse in a strange motion.

I already had no breath when I fell to the ground.

"Da, darse...... ooh!?

Lambert's sword cast the head of the man who looked back to see what was going on.

The sword then shook pierced the back of the third man, piercing his heart and rupturing it.

"Even horny bunch of rabbits have the intelligence to just scatter and run away."

To Lambert's words, the last two nod silently face-to-face, splitting into hands and walking away.

Quickly Lambert went to one of them and tore them apart with the slaughter of every horse the man was riding.

In the meantime, one of the others was running pretty far.

"Yay! Yay, somehow, survived..."

With his breath absurd, the bandit's last survival says.

But soon he heard the sound of his hooves deciding the earth, and there was despair in his face.

"Hih... Hih, no! I, help..."

The man's upper body is slashed and skipped.

Now five bandits are out of breath.

(Ask the lord of the carriage about Viscount Lagard.... However, when we do, we won't be able to talk about it with Nightmare. If you are judged to have an undead, it will be troublesome. Besides, it seems Nightmare drives fear to them in this day and age)

That was partly due to the fact that the diagram with the lamveil on the nightmare was too intense, rather than because of the nightmare, but nothing pointed that out to me.

Lambert jumps off Nightmare and lands on the ground.

Nightmare flipped himself and ran away, lost in the darkness and eventually invisible.

The carriage was running for some time either because the horse was excited or after Lambert had finished off the bandit, but eventually settles down and stops moving.

Lambert approaches the stopped carriage.

"Hey, I need to ask you something..."

A middle-aged man disembarks from the carriage and reveals himself, as he responds to Lambert's words.

"Oh, that was close to danger... you got rid of them. I appreciate it... if it stayed that way, they would have almost killed me. I was able to do business here, but yes, I didn't expect to see it like this... I think I made a mistake coming."

Say that, wipe the sweat with your arms.

"I'm called Gansas. Ask me anything, because it looks like this, and I'm going all over the place, and I'm gonna have a lot of knowledge."

That's it, then Gansas frowns and looks around.

"Hey...... you weren't on the horse earlier? Where'd you go?

"Than that, you answered the question, Lord of this neighborhood, I want to know about Viscount Lagard"

Lambert went off the line forcefully.

"Oh, oh..."

Gansas was distrustful of how Lambert was doing, but just snorted at the sumptuousness of being just off the record and the magnitude of Lambert himself, being barely pressured by his standing, never pursuing him again.