king of ros

Chapter 226 Internal and External Response
The army that came from afar was an army of pagans in the true sense.

The totems and flags of various pagan gods are held high in the air. Some of them are exquisite and some are simple, but they all represent the devotion of the creators to the gods.

Some of these gods have been forgotten by the years, while the other part is still prosperous, and the number of worshipers is countless. They used to be full of hatred among each other, but now they all stand together to fight against the god on the cross.

Among the countless divine mansions, the most powerful is Isten, the master who commands the Magyar gods, and at this moment the leader of this army is standing under the totem of the god.

Janos is a tall and strong man. He has always been regarded as the messenger of Isten who descended to the world, and he will lead the believers of the ancient gods to defeat the god on the cross.

Because of this, he was able to lead this pagan army that believed in different gods.

Janos was dressed like a pagan priest, his iron helmet was inlaid with wild furs, and his armor was covered with chains of bones said to have belonged to his ancestor Vata.

Vata is also a person chosen by the gods. He led the believers to resist the Christians, but failed. His head was beheaded by the Christians, and the believers were also massacred.

Many people were burned in flames, which Christians claimed would save their souls, but no one believed it.

Those tortures failed to extinguish the fire of resistance. On the plains, on the hills, and on the mountains, the heretics are still preparing for another struggle, only waiting for the moment when they raise their troops again.

Now Vata's son puts on the armor made of his bones, expressing that he has inherited his last wish, vowing to end the rule of Christians and let this land return to the tranquility of the past.

His army is composed of pagan elites from all over the ancient Pannonian land. It is thanks to King Bella's summoning order of national representatives that he was able to gather such a large army.

During these days, large groups of people can be seen everywhere on the avenue, so the flow of large-scale people seems very normal to everyone.

The nomadic tribes who believed in the old gods accounted for almost half of the army. These fur-clad herdsmen have always been firm believers in the ancient Magyar gods, and their belief in the gods has never wavered.

The other half is composed of fanatical believers and mountain people from all over the country. They have all kinds of weapons and not many decent armors. Many people's equipment is even stolen, but their fighting spirit is still extremely strong.

Believers carry totems and banners representing the authority of the gods, firmly believe in the protection of the gods, and firmly believe that the gods will allow them to win, which is what makes them come here.

As for the mountain people, they came here more for robbery than their beliefs. Neither the Arpad family nor Christ brought them any benefits, so the mountain people naturally don't mind fighting for the pagan gods, in their name Burning and looting.

The nomadic cavalry who had just been defeated naturally merged into the army, and as they merged into the army, the horse archers regained their fighting spirit. With such a huge force, how could they not be able to defeat those enemies.

And the news of his expulsion naturally spread to the commander of the army, and Janos, who was regarded as the chosen one by the believers, frowned when he heard of the failure and understood the cause and effect.

Things didn't go according to the plan, but the impact was not big. Once his four thousand army arrived, those enemies who couldn't even achieve integration would be instantly crushed.

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Coincidentally, when the pagan army was approaching outside the city, huge changes also took place inside and outside the city.

As more thugs poured in from various city gates controlled by them, the situation became more and more out of control.

These thugs are not based on any criminals. Most of them are pagans from all over Hungary. They came to Fechshwar for this moment, and they endured for so long for this moment.

These pagan thugs burned, killed and looted wildly, spreading the flames all over the city. At this moment, the city of God in Hungary is dominated by pagans.

Many people can only close the door of the house, pray to Christ or other gods that the thugs will not come to the door, and the more active ones are arming his family. Anyway, they will change as many as they can at that time indivual.

And when the Hungarian soldiers scattered all over the city were wiped out by the thugs, the thug army continued to gather, and finally formed a powerful torrent, smashing all the obstacles in front of them.

And the target of this torrent is very clear, that is Fechshwar's palace, the center of Hungarian royal power.

As for the church, it had been burned in flames, and the proclaimed object of Christ's authority had now become a gigantic torch, a sign of the heathen's mockery and contempt for the authority of Christ.

Facing the huge heretics, those armed warriors and soldiers couldn't resist at all, and they couldn't protect the Temple of God at all.

Their heads are now being hung from church steeples and burned in flames, representing pagan desecration of the Christian faith.

The square in front of the church was full of corpses of Christians, and even monks had their private parts cut off and stuffed into the mouths of the corpses, just for insult.

But the royal palace is not as easy to conquer as the church. This is a powerful military fortress and the best fortress for Christians.

Moreover, the fortress is full of elites from the three countries of Ross, Poland, and Hungary. It is somewhat difficult to take it down only by unarmored thugs.

However, there were many pagans, and there were many real fanatics among them. Under the instigation of the leaders, they rushed to the palace wall and the sword under the leadership of the pagan elite.

But then they discovered that the setbacks they will encounter here are much, much more than those outside.

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Again, with the last zealot slain, the heretic attack was repelled.

The gate that was knocked out of the big hole was almost covered with corpses, some of them were pagans and some of them were Christians. Their corpses overlapped each other, and they were as close as brothers.

There are also various sundries scattered here, bloody limb fragments, tattered shields, discarded weapons... just like a Shura field.

The pagan leader who led this attack fell to the ground, his sturdy body pierced by dozens of sharp arrows, and the armor that was supposed to protect his life has become tattered, like a piece of scrap iron.

The leader's face was full of pain and resignation, but it was of no avail. He was just a little short of breaking through the city wall and killing those damned Christians, but it fell short.

But even so, the Christians around him still did not let down their vigilance.

Just now, this guy who was considered to be dead suddenly jumped up and chopped down two Polish knights who were trying to harvest their heads.

But that was all, the Magyar archers on the city wall immediately made up a few arrows, and he could only fall unwillingly again.

Seeing the hesitation of his subordinates around him, the King of Poland snorted. He strode forward, cut off the heretic's head, and held up the bloody spoil.

Seeing this, everyone breathed a sigh of relief and put down their weapons. Exhaustion finally replaced tension in front of everyone.

The heretics smashed through the gate with a battering hammer just now. At that time, their defense line almost collapsed. Fortunately, the King of Poland rushed forward decisively with his strong men, and blocked the fanatical believers after a fierce fight. Otherwise, it would really be over. up.

And as they relaxed, many servants immediately went forward with wooden boards and other things to repair the broken gate, which was their most important and strongest line of defense.

Boleslaw raised his head for less than a minute before throwing it away, and threw it at the heretics hiding behind the bunker before the gate was finished.

After he was done, he sat directly on a bloody human corpse. Both arms of this corpse were chopped off, and blood was sprayed everywhere.

But Boleslaw didn't care about it. Although he was a king, he had never experienced many fights, and he had seen mountains of corpses and seas of blood several times. This small scene was nothing at all.

And the atmosphere of the killing made him excited, he hadn't killed in such pain for a long time, the machete in hand, the feeling of blood on his hands was really great.

It was the only thing that made him feel alive after those unhealthy meetings.

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(End of this chapter)