Throne of the North.

Chapter 234 Green Lion Tribe
Ryan is accompanied by Baron Enzo and two powerful sky knights.

Hola Winter from the Earldom of Winter, and Knight Badley from the Earldom of Solon.

Having these two sky knights around gave Ryan a great sense of security, but they were also the only fighting force sent by the two earls.

They only provide the fighting power of the Sky Knights, but will enjoy the most profits in this world.

In addition to these two, there were more than a dozen golden knights and hundreds of silver knights following behind, they came from various noble territories.

"It seems that the nobles have gained something after exploring ahead of time."

Ryan said with a smile, and Baron Enzo next to him didn't know whether this person was mocking him.

Only by coming here in person can you know that the advantage of numbers is gone in this mountainous country, and only strong individuals can guarantee safety and interests.

Therefore, Ryan didn't need to say much, pointing out that there were a large number of knights fighting in the pioneering army.

"Count Weiss has been developing this world for nearly five years, so there are probably no indigenous tribes around us anymore, and it is difficult for large wild animals to exist either."

"But just to be on the safe side..."

Ryan looked at Hora and said:

"Lord Hora also asks you to take a look in the sky."

"it is good."

Sky Knight cannot float in the sky for a long time, but Hora Knight has a flying wolf as a mount.

In this way, Ryan had an extra pair of eyes in the sky, and his advantage suddenly increased in this dense forest world.

"Thirty miles away from the entrance, there is a camp built by Earl Weiss. It is no problem to station three to four thousand soldiers there."

Ryan left a thousand soldiers stationed at the entrance and took the remaining four thousand soldiers to go deeper, and they will arrive at the front camp before this evening.

Count Weiss also knows how to build roads, but it is possible that the road was built bit by bit over several years. Anyway, it is cheaper for them now. Otherwise, if they really have to cross mountains and ridges, Ryan cannot guarantee that he can reach the camp thirty miles away in one day.

Along the way, the mighty force of thousands of warriors with powerful energy and blood made the most powerful beasts in the mountains and forests dare not approach easily. They could only watch this terrifying team disappear from their sight from afar.

After arriving at the camp safely, Ryan's face turned ugly.

The fences surrounding the camp had all been knocked down and the houses had collapsed. It was obvious that this was not the work of wild beasts.

"It was the natives who secretly destroyed this place after they found out there were no soldiers stationed here."

The deep voice of Knight Badley next to him sounded under the heavy armor. Ryan guessed that the armor weighed several hundred kilograms.

"The natives' methods are obviously inadequate. Without a fire, the camp can be rebuilt quickly."

Ryan waved his hand and asked the soldiers behind him to begin rebuilding the camp here. As night fell, bonfires and torches illuminated the sky.

Ryan also waited for the expected scream.

"what!!!"

The cries of soldiers were heard from the forest. The soldiers patrolling nearby rushed over quickly, but they only rescued a few soldiers whose thighs were scratched.

“Although the natives here are not very smart, they are better at moving and fighting here than wild beasts.”

This is the answer to the failure of those nobles in the previous times.

Ryan did not order a pursuit, but instead stepped up patrols at night. When day came, he looked in the direction of Hola.

The unicorn flying wolf under the latter had a pair of terrifying eyes and looked in one direction.

The natives did not know how to take detours, and even the Sky Knight's eyes could not see too far in the dark night, but this was not a problem for the Unicorn Wolf.

Observing in the dark, these flying wolves have advantages over many magical beasts.

"To the east, there's a huge lake."

Hola spoke up and said that the natives thought they could hide in the darkness, but they had already been exposed to their eyes.

This night's action was a hook for the natives, and now the fish has taken the bait. "If we find an indigenous tribe, we can follow the clues and find all the natives."

In the morning, the army set out and pressed towards the lake in the east. When the mighty army arrived at the indigenous tribe, they found that the tribe had begun using the tools they had looted from Count Weiss, and probably also the things they had obtained after dismantling the camp.

Anyway, they actually built fortifications, which surprised Ryan.

"These natives are really quick at using tools. It's a pity, if only they could be smarter."

"What can we say about a group of barbarians who have never embarked on the path of transcendence?"

Hora sneered and said that if the command was not in Ryan's hands, he would have ordered the army to attack.

But Ryan did not. He ordered his army to surround the indigenous tribe. Although many indigenous people had fled before their arrival, the remaining ones were fearless warriors. They were not afraid of death and were ready to die together with these invaders from another world.

Ryan never thought of using killing as a means.

War is always the last choice and the most extreme option in political struggle.

Barbarians? Fearless? Hate them? Already determined to die?
Ryan wants them to come alive.

He came alone to the area thirty meters away from the fortifications, but before he could open his mouth, a feather arrow shot towards him.

This is not surprising. The natives in the mountains and forests have to hunt to survive, and weapons such as bows and arrows are often more useful than melee weapons.

Ryan didn't make any move, but the warhorse Winter under him had already taken two steps back, and these two steps were exactly where the arrow fell.

"The quality of the bow and arrow is not good enough, and the accuracy is a bit off."

Ryan thought so. The soldiers behind him were already boiling with anger, but Ryan still raised his hand to quiet them down.

He looked at a tall native on the fortifications. The man was wearing animal skins. The arrows came from him. It seemed that he was the leader of this native tribe.

"Are you afraid of death?"

"I have 10,000 soldiers behind me. I only need one charge to kill you and turn your tribe into ruins."

Ryan said loudly, and the natives roared in anger after hearing it.

"The great Blue Lion Tribe will not fear death. You damned demons from another world will eventually be devoured by the gods!"

"We are not afraid of war, we will kill you!"

Ryan listened and nodded.

"It seems that during your clash with Count Weiss's army, you also learned our way of speaking."

Ryan suddenly laughed.

"You are not afraid of death, but aren't you worried about the death of the elderly, the weak, the women and the children in your tribe? Do you know what kind of treatment they will receive if we capture them in the name of war?"

"Oh, maybe... they are no longer in your tribe, so you are not afraid."

"Then where are they?"

"Are they in other tribes? But in that case, your sons will be someone else's sons in the future, and your women will become someone else's women and give birth to sons for other tribes."

"Your sons will no longer remember you, and your women will try to please men from other tribes."

"Oh... maybe they didn't go to other tribes, but hid somewhere we can't find them."

"We can't find it."

"Then...can they find people from other tribes?"

"They found it, but you were all dead. Then..."

Before Ryan finished speaking, the natives on the wooden fence had turned pale and were holding their weapons tightly.

(End of this chapter)