Tadashi Tanaka (41) Birth of a Kingdom – ‘Medieval Europe Is Too Harsh!’

A few days later

The situation of the Bashraar army brought about by the Dormier was alarming.

"We are losing control............?

"Yes, I just think so. A small crowd left the castle first and has repeatedly pillaged the area. The neighborhood is already desolate, and the Bashraar army has broken into rebel territory and confirmed clashes between the two armies."

I doubted my ears on this report.

Would there be any convenient stories such as when the predominant enemy broke down at will and began to argue with each other?

Besides, the other guy's a board one that got out of me a couple of times.

"What do they think?

I'll speak with you, but everyone's reacting bluntly.

Still seems to be a little confused.

"... Didn't you dissolve the food support without being able to sustain it?

Roger said it in an atmosphere like this, but it's a little impossible.

"No, isn't that impossible? You're not breaking up before you fight………………."

Roger scratches his head when I smile bitterly.

"Hmm, suddenly out of control, if so, the general's sudden death or sudden illness... or rebellion"

"I see, the enemy is a U.N. crowd. There could be a revolt."

Andre and Decos nod at each other.

If it is true that rebellion can be explained.

Those gathered for looting rebelled and left after a cavalry ambush from me. "I'm sorry to fight the mighty enemy"... I see it seems possible.

"Sudden death... is it sudden death or death?

"Death is hard to think about… at least not when we engage"

Poncero answered Pierre's question.

When I mentioned the flowing arrows, I didn't have any Kiri, but I didn't pick up any prominent enemies in the ambush the other day.

... You don't need to know why, if you're confused, just slap...

I decided to attack.

It's not something I learned about the enemy, and Song Xiangren is useless.

If it is weak, it will only crush it.

"I don't know what's going on with the enemy, but this is a good time. Dormier, what about the other moves?

Dormier briefly responded yes to my words and moved on.

"The coalition forces in the south are down to about 700. It's caged in an occupied castle, but there's no noticeable movement. As I said earlier, the rebels are engaged with a separate unit of the Bashraar army. The rebels are also divided into several groups, the number of which is opaque… never more than a thousand"

"It's a good opportunity to attack," Dormier added subtly at the end.

I guess he's trying to earn credit in the form of "attack propaganda".

Well, I don't mind that.

... the Confederate forces of the South don't show movement... that's right. Friends have begun to engage each other... maybe they can't get out of the way to retreat...

I don't know why, but the enemy started to weaken on its own.

I can only assume so.

"Out of line! We'll beat the Confederacy of the South!

I stood up and proclaimed with all my strength.

If the enemy's confusion was a disguise, it would haunt him during surgery… there is no point in doing that to the enemy.

If you wanted to torment us, you should have hit the big army without the small workers.

If we get here, there is no doubt that the enemy cannot move under "some circumstances".

Together they nodded and Dekos asked on behalf of them, "Which one do we clean up first?"

"Leave the west where the enemies are dealing with each other. If we do well, we might even argue harder. This is where the entire army will reclaim the southern fortress."

If you decide to move, I don't want to waste a second.

Even the famous words say 'Slow is not awkward'... I forgot the source but I'm not a scholar and I don't care there.

Guzzling and getting your enemies back on their feet is ridiculous.

We set off as soon as we could without waiting for the soldiers to align.

………………

A few days later

Near the southern fortress, 2,800 Lyoncourt troops completed the formation.

This number is due to a new gathering of extra soldiers to compensate for the wounded sent back.

The small lords and prestigious layers of Bashraal Castle had decided "which one will win", but they are joining us after crushing their liver to the fast advance of the Lionkur army here and there.

They have to work a lot to restore their own credibility and are highly wary.

It would have been difficult to say what a significant number of lead soldiers would have gathered if the defensive forces of Castle Bashraal had been included... but it would have been difficult to see the great face of the knight Antholmon, in which he had merged as a knight in the realm as soon as possible.

But the strength of these bad luck is not a necessary quality for a warrior.

I decided to see Knight Antholmon as a lucky boy.

The point is the figurine of good fortune.

This move is already known and has been visited many times by military envoys from the coalition forces during the march, but it's all paid for in advance.

Things are not the same as they were in Count Darmon.

We have already destroyed the Allied forces… we want to win another battle here.

"However, there is really no noticeable movement in the Bashraar army………"

"Yes, there were reports from the reconnaissance team that deserters from the departed Bashraar army had been ransacked and also broken into the north."

Dormier reacted quickly to my whining.

The reconnaissance of the Bashraar main army continues, but this one seems the same.

It's intolerable for a wildling deserter to vandalize the territory, but now there's nothing better than ignoring it.

…… There is no line aimed at the castle in the gap where this main force came out……

I thought it might be a big deal of positive movement, so I've been carefully reconnaissance... but I really don't know.

Has the brilliance of BoardOne's wisdom rapidly been lost when he escaped sully from my attack and created a siege net in diplomacy?

"Maybe it was BoardOne who died suddenly"

This is the one reasoning I have reached.

BoardOne, who was sick and weak, was defeated under some circumstances... I'm not convinced of this.

"Dear Barrian, I'm an ambassador again."

I was drawn back to reality in the words of Poncero.

If you look at it, there are definitely two early horses heading this way from the fortress.

"Shoot those guys in a prominent position. Give it a signal and issue an attack order."

Poncero gave me a small surprise in my words, but I nodded, "I understand."

Basically, it's against the rules to attack a messenger.

There is not a penalty for anything, but doing harm to the messenger would mean 'a complete breakdown in the negotiations' and would result in a loss of the opportunity for peace.

But the situation is favorable here.

I don't want to take the time negotiating sloppily.

An arrow was unleashed by the decree of Poncero, and the military ambassador and his squire fell horseback and stopped moving.

"Good, hang on eh!!

I ordered the whole army to attack and run out on horseback.

Exactly. Castle attacks don't go in single-handedly, but the commander's appearance on the front line excites his allies.

Lyoncool army approaching the castle with a loud voice.

Originally this fortress was built by Poncero.

This one knows the fortress better than the enemy he defends... and it's easy to attack.

It makes little sense for the coalition to maintain a fortress in this situation, and the enemy runs away from the edge.

As a result, the enemy gave up without showing much resistance, and the settlement arrived early because we also refrained from pursuing.

Now there's more to it than wasting time chasing fleeing enemies.

In the second loss, the coalition disintegrated, scattered and collapsed.

If this happens, it shouldn't be possible to start over for the time being.

And there rose the voice of Shengzheng, and the soldiers embraced each other and burst with joy.

He pulled himself out of a crisis of absolute destiny surrounded by his enemies and left his enemies in the north and south.

The only remaining enemies are the Bashraar army and the rebels. Besides, the two are engaged in a different relationship.

A soldier is surprisingly sensitive to a war station.

I guess I feel instinctively out of crisis.

"Don't be alarmed, I'll attack the Bashraal army immediately. We'll settle this before winter arrives."

I told my servants and laughed furiously.

The hour of patience is over, and the opportunity to fight back has finally arrived.