Warlock Royal Family

The battle outside the south gate of Rome became more and more favorable to the Roman army.

The mob became more courageous as they fought, and the elite corps became more frustrated as they fought.

Knowing from the enemy's resistance, Ferrucci knew that the battle had reached its final stage, and he commanded the Roman army all the way to Ferdinand's banner.

Although small groups of disorganized Spaniards continued to resist spontaneously in order to protect their emperor, their strength was completely unable to turn the tide.

These small countercurrents were soon swallowed up by the flood of the Romans.

However, as the Romans approached the banner, the elite of the Spanish court also began to appear. Chief Florentino had given up his efforts to restore order to the troops, but went straight into the battle, buying time for other officers and ensuring that the emperor Safety.

Although Ferdinand was powerful, if something happened to him in the dark, it would be a catastrophe.

What's more, Florentino is also very sure of his own strength.

Although the overall situation is extremely unfavorable, the group composed of several mages and rogues led by him is still an unstoppable force. Ferrucci's elite subordinates seem to have seen the emperor's cloak several times, but every time they are defeated Lorentino's short raid was driven back.

Several high-level rogues who were greedy for merit were even beheaded by Florentino in an extremely quick contest.

Even if the overall situation is unfavorable, the old "Guoguo" remains undiminished, galloping back and forth with a sword in his hand, as long as the Roman warrior shows a slight flaw, he will be severely hit by him.

The few mages and rogues who cooperated with him also had a tacit understanding to the extreme, and they could always provide just the right amount of support.

However, General Ferrucci didn't try to control the tempo, and the morale of the army is available at the moment.These family private soldiers were stimulated by the honor and reward of killing the emperor to have such a high fighting spirit.His suppression will not only damage morale.It will also make those people accumulate personal hatred against him.

At this time, these guys who have been blinded by the glory and wealth can't tell whether their commander is Lao Chen, or Ferrucci wants to let his cronies get this monstrous achievement.

And the situation on the battlefield is still tilting in the direction of the Romans.

Although Florentino was brave and determined, his team was inevitably downsizing on the battlefield of tens of thousands of people. In just a few minutes of battle, there were two velvet black robes and first-class armor, obviously Spain. The emperor's personal guard of the great nobles was also hacked to death in the melee.

"I killed the Marquis of Bilbao!"

"This is the head of the Duke of Valladolid, have you seen it?! I broke his head. I am invincible!"

General Ferrucci's men were extremely excited to kill these dignified figures.Although they were rude and uneducated, the archbishops following the attack could distinguish the coats of arms of these noble figures. Ferrucci had long ago ordered that the entire army should be informed immediately of such a victory.

The death of these noble figures made all the soldiers more convinced that they were approaching the emperor.

Ferdinand's banner was driven over Vietnam, and it was about to be driven down the Tiber River.

Once the emperor's banner retreated on board, the Spanish army, fearing that they would be abandoned, would inevitably fall into total collapse.

No matter how elite the troops are, they always react in this way to flee from the monarch, and the damage to morale is much greater than that of ordinary commanders. Therefore, the imperial conquest is very dangerous tactically.

General Ferrucci has always held out much hope for capturing or killing Ferdinand, as long as he can be driven to the ship.

Spain's court elite is still able to do a job well even on the battlefield of tens of thousands of people, although it is not enough to turn things around.But it was more than enough to protect the safety of the emperor.

He did have an elite team by his side, but he never considered assaulting himself.Don't say that the duty of command is more important.

Even if he rushed in front of the emperor, he thought it would be difficult for him to deal with a great magician who "suppresses the country" without enough strength. What's more, the strange thing on Ferdinand's body must be a collection of the essence of the Spanish Empire. He is now bound for safety.

Once he had no choice but to make a move, if he killed all of his elite instead, then Ferrucci would use his being nailed to the pillar of historical shame to fulfill the emperor's reputation for a lifetime.

This problem also troubled Ferdinand. Several times he planned to rush to Ferrucci's command banner, which was also very close to him, to behead him, but was stopped by the surrounding guards desperately. He is now the emperor.

Ferdinand was really unacceptable to the situation in front of him. He brought the strategic general reserve team of the Habsburg family here across the mountains and across the sea. It seems impossible now, not only that, this general reserve team is also at risk of being hit hard together with the Naples Corps.

Although the corps of the Pyrenees and the Netherlands can still maintain the front line, this will make his strategic offensive capabilities disappear for a long time.

There are too many enemies in the Spanish Empire. Even if a corps can attack or even win, there must be a main corps to deter all potential enemies in order to ensure that tactical victories can be developed into strategic interests. out of the situation.

Although it is not far from the Naples area in Spain, those southern Italians are actually fearful of power and not virtuous, and the two corps were hit hard at once, and some of the local nobles must suddenly find that their genealogy can be traced back to a certain place. An ancient Neapolitan royal family, which in turn caused trouble for the emperor.

Coupled with the church's army and influence, his rule in southern Italy will immediately be precarious, not to mention that France is bound to provoke another war in a direction of their choice.

So Ferdinand is in a hurry, he can't lose.

But he also knew that if he was captured, it would be a disaster. The French king's record of treachery was too recent, so he would never be careless in choosing the pope.

He definitely wasn't going to be released that easily.

Not to mention if he died in battle, his son is still very young, and although his wife is a distinguished princess of the Agronni royal family, it is not known whether she has the talent to be a regent. The orphan and widow must secure the throne It's never easy.

Although Ladislaus will definitely support his distant nephew, but the ocean is blocking him, what he can do is actually very limited.

Why hasn't this guy come here? He said that the Kou Tao murlocs can play the role of a surprise soldier!

Although as of yesterday, Ferdinand did not object to Ladislaus' plan just out of politeness. In his opinion, the resources consumed by Ladislaus are not too much and will not hinder his cause of conquering Rome. So there is nothing to do.

As for those Kou Tao murlocs, he could really use them, but it would be good if more than half of them died.

But now, he was angry at Ladislaus' slowness.

While Ferdinand was disappointed and angry on the shore, Ladislaus' support finally came.

There was a chaotic shout from behind the Roman army.

"We are surrounded!"

"For the Emperor!"

The quality of the entire Roman army was not high, and they were too excited. They never realized that the city of Rome behind them was asking them for help.

By the time General Ferrucci realized that the situation had changed, Ladislaus had not only taken control of the southern gate of the city of Rome, but had also sent a force to attack him from behind.

All this made them understand that Rome was lost!

These low-quality troops showed their true colors and fell into chaos all at once.

Ferdinand's spirit lifted: "Serve your emperor, right now!"

His words spread throughout the battlefield as the guards roared, and the Spanish army, with the cooperation of a small number of Ligurian troops, immediately turned to counterattack. (to be continued..)