The Amber Sword

Parras thinks he sees through Brando's purpose.

But this old knight will never understand what kind of presence, opposite this forest, is fighting him. It's like Brando is familiar with every lord of Eruin - whether he's past, present or future - whether he's powerful or poor.

He was familiar with these people as if he were familiar with his own fingerprints.

From the year of Flowers and Summer Leaves until the beginning of the second century, he dealt with almost every Eluin lord, big and small.

If Parras knew that Brando could call himself an unknown nickname decades ago, he might reconsider his options.

But there's no history if...

When Brando first got the news that the old knight had returned to Pallas in his study in Cold Cedar City, he couldn't help laughing and throwing the information from ‘Raven' back on his desk.

The raven is what he calls the scourge of front-line wizards, because they often use ravens to convey their message, and so the nickname goes around in the army.

“Too bad.” Vern also read the report, and the former cavalry captain shook his head with some disappointment: “That old man is careful, otherwise as long as his head gets hot, we'll be halfway through the war -”

“Putting hope on the enemy is not a good habit, Captain Vern.” Antitina stood next to Brando, and she looked at the great leader and replied coldly.

As time went on, Brando's first working lady's prestige in his group grew, although she spoke out of scorn, but at this time it didn't make Vern feel wrong, as if, of course, it should have.

Vern smiled instead: "It's just a shame that he's backing off and we're going to have a tough fight. ”

“Not necessarily.” Brando replied softly.

He knew very well that the old knight was cautious, but the blood in his bones was filled with inflexible personalities, just as he knew exactly what he liked and what choices he would make.

This so-called intelligence is just a little trap he set up.

Whatever choice the other person makes, it's not unexpected.

Hearing the young lord say this, Antittina looked at him in the back, and she knew the plan from the day Tajib left town, and Brando's arrangement had made her wonder - it wasn't tactical, it was predictive.

But at this point, the prediction came true.

The clerk lady was also a little silly, and she looked at Brando's back and was stunned.

Not necessarily? ”Vern doesn't understand.

“Sir Parras graduated from the College of Sergeants Wang Li when he was younger and took part in the November War, the most serious kind of college sergeant.” Brando replied, "You know, on the main wall of Sergeant Wang Li's Academy, it says this in Cruz --”

“'For both sides of the war, the means of war is to achieve an end and to prevent the other party from achieving an end. ’ ”

“This phrase is at the heart of Eruin's military philosophy and is considered a classic by all officers of the Korean origin. ”

Vern nodded, along with Kroncia and Metisa. Vern came from the barracks, not stranger to the saying, but Kroncia was decades of wild road experience, and some of the reasoning was common, so he could see the truth contained in this phrase by looking at his own experience ——

As for Metisa, the Princess General's understanding of the war does not have to be explained much.

“So so did Parras," Antittina said, reverting to God now, whispering, “Right, Lord? ”

“Yes.”

Brando went on to say, "So I let the cavemen do their part to harass, plunder and invade the Pallas area, to tell the old gentleman this message. ”

“We are struggling with the beast and are anxious to find an opportunity for a breakthrough before the army of Count Denel is assembled. ”

“Isn't that where we are?” Vern asked.

“Yeah," Brando nodded. “But is there such a stupid enemy? Will I tell you what's really happening to him so you can finish" Criticalstrike "once? ”

Brando leaned against the high chair without a seat, and there was no lord at all, which made Antitina's eyebrows almost twisted together, and Flo's face didn't look as good.

Young people seem to be in a good mood, though, and talking out is a game term.

“Criticalstrike?”

“It's an ancient language," Brando lied blushly: "called a fatal blow. ”

Vern nodded.

“So this is reverse thinking,” Metissa whispered, "We demand war, and naturally he can't make us do what we want. Conversely - the enemy will not expose his weaknesses to you in such a straightforward way that he will find ways to disguise his purpose, according to the strict thinking of his enemies. ”

“Unless it's a trap.” Vern said.

“What kind of message does this trap convey?” Kronsia asked.

“The enemy wants to delay.” Vern replied that he had apparently replaced Sir Parras' thinking angle.

“So the way to undermine this is to send troops as soon as possible...”

“But what if it's a double trap?” The discussion quickly became intense.

“So anyway, there are only two options left.” Antitina drew her heart out of this thought loop, and she calmly replied: “Either hold still until the army is assembled, or leave immediately, and the knife will break asleep...”

But Metisa shook her head.

“Military reasoning is not just that simple, after all, it's not about fights, it's about analyzing each other's psychology -" replied the little princess of the Silver Elf. "There are things that cannot be concealed: strength, material, morale, weather and geography, plus possible reinforcements. ”

“The two options, together with this information, are sufficient for Sir Parras to make his choice. ”

“A personality factor should also be added.” Brando added.

“So where is the adult's so-called setup trap?” After Metissa's reminder, Vern returned to God, and he looked at Brando inexplicably.

According to Princess Silver Fairy, isn't it easy for Parras to make the right decision?

And it seems that the old knight did make the right decision.

As this young lord has said, they are struggling with the beast and are anxious to find an opportunity to break it before the army of Count Denel is assembled.

But now that Sir Parras has chosen not to move, waiting for the army to gather, they have lost this most precious opportunity.

Isn't it?

But Vern saw Brando shook his head, and he laughed, "Trap, I've already set it up, and each of you is in it, and you can't even tell ——”

“What?”

Everyone was surprised.

The young lord smiled a little bit at his forehead: "The limitation of thinking is that I tell you a question of yes or no, and you follow that question into the vortex of choice--”

“But you didn't think that this was a real war, and there were hundreds of possibilities in a war, not just two options. If you can't jump out of this maze of thought, then you can't see the third road--”

Everyone here is nitrogen.

“The third way?” Vern frowned.

“Parras chooses to march, then he gets a headache, and we break it straight.” Brando replied, "But of course he wouldn't be so stupid, and I don't think Groudin would have made such a low-level mistake. ”

“But if he chooses to retire, give me two or even three months to drag the war beyond Spring Dawn, then I would be equally welcome. ”

Brando's stall: “What are we missing? Time.”

“But time is not necessarily in our favor, Lord.” Antitina's eyebrows were still squeezing, as if her eyebrows hadn't been stretched out since this month.

The young man saw her like this, and a serious reminder: "Frequent frowns can give rise to wrinkles, Miss Clerk. ”

The nobleman gave him a glimpse: “Anyway, I will leave you to the lord -” she said in Miso.

Brando smiled slightly, as if it was something of an accomplishment to let this deputy relax a little. He laughed and explained, "Don't worry, time will end up on our side. ”

He had not opened his mouth, and since Druid had returned to his territory he had learned that they might have heard about Valhalla, which was the same as in history, for which he had made a series of arrangements.

Including directing Tajib to harass Pallas and delaying the attack by the old knight, all in order to ultimately achieve this goal.

Only Brando understood what Valhalla meant, so he had to delay the war as long as possible until the legendary territory was in his arms, after which it was no longer a problem.

This was made clear in his heart, and he looked at the others, who would look at him doubtfully, but at least they knew that this young lord never spoke a great deal.

“But that old guy won't notice, will he?” Vern still feels a little weird.

“Have you noticed it again?” Brando asks back.

“But it was only a moment! ”

“Once everything was decided, the end result of the change in the war was actually one or two details,” Brando shook his head, "the most taboo for the commander, the more taboo for the soldier to change the decision repeatedly. ”

“Besides, once he decides to retire today, he will then be tired of dealing with the harassment of Tajib, even though by the time he understands it, he will have slowed down his regroupment and it will be the night of repentance. ”

“Isn't that why he lost?” Vern asked.

“I gave him a quiz, and I arranged both the answers, why didn't he lose?” Brando replied: “Sometimes you need to change characters, but walking at the pace of your opponents is not always a good thing. ”

Brando suddenly shut up because he felt quiet around him and all his men looked at him with a strange eye, like they were looking at a monster.

Young man is embarrassed, he is not really a highly unpredictable means, but only because Stallone plays the rest. That's how the black jazz humiliated the old gentleman in the Second Black Rose War, and Brando himself, at best, borrowed it.

“So?” Vern asks, "What do we do now? ”

“Do your own thing,” Brando replied, “that's the second thing I'm going to say today, and I think I'm going to leave the territory for about a month or more. ”

He put his hands together, fingers crossed: “I don't want it to be a mess when I get back to my territory. ”

“My lord, are you leaving again?” Antina's eyebrows are wrinkled again: “Schafflund? ”

“Secrets. ”

Young people put their fingers on their lips. (To be continued, please go to www.qidian.com for more chapters, support the author, and support authentic reading!)