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Chapter 35 Frontline Command

Time returns to early morning.

In the military camp in Wanghu City on the front line.

The command post of the fortress.

Ryan and Kecha, who left the river bend town last night and rode all the way back to the front line, are now reporting in the command room.

In addition to the Earl and the officers Cana had met before, there was also a noble man in the command room who was 1 meters tall, wearing full body armor and had a serious expression.

There was still blood on many parts of his armor that had not been completely wiped clean, and it was obvious that he had just experienced a battle not long ago.

The Count was now looking at the letter in his hand.

This letter was exactly what Kana wrote yesterday and asked Ryan and the others to pass it on.

After reading the contents of the letter, the count frowned and said nothing more.

Instead, he handed the letter to others so that everyone present could read it.

While the others were reading the letter, the Earl looked at Ryan and the other man in front of him and asked, "What did my nephew do in the town? Did he do anything out of the ordinary?"

Although the Earl believed that his nephew's previous behavior in the royal capital was disguised, he still remained wary of his nephew.

At this time, it is impossible to judge whether the fourth prince of the royal family is a test and a backup plan thrown by the royal family.

In such an urgent situation where we cannot make any judgment, we can only send him to the rear and keep him under surveillance.

"His Royal Highness the Prince behaved normally when he arrived in the town. He even acted a little... a little unlike a noble."

Kecha next to him also added: "He first took a boat to the other side and communicated with the fishmen on the other side."

Before he finished speaking, the burly bearded knight, Udo, thought he had misheard and interrupted him.

"You said that this prince... was communicating with the murlocs? The kind of murlocs I was thinking of?"

Seeing that all the adults were as surprised as he was, Kecha's face curled up slightly.

Nodding, "Yes, he can indeed communicate with the murlocs freely. And there is also a murloc prophet in that murloc village.

The Murloc Prophet is the leader of the Murlocs. He can speak and communicate with us.

Moreover, His Highness seems to know the murlocs very well, and they even asked His Highness for help."

When Kecha finished speaking, everyone was silent.

This prince not only did not conform to their previous impression, but completely overturned their previous impression of him.

The Earl rubbed his brows and said, "Go on."

"The next day, someone died in the town, and a child was kidnapped. The person was killed by a giant rat. Your Highness said it was a pointy-eared rat-man.

The fishmen asked the prince for help because they wanted him to drive away the ratmen.

His Royal Highness seems to be very familiar with these ratmen and even knows how to fight them."

The two wanted to explain what rat people were, as they were very surprised at the time.

But looking at the expressions of the adults in front of him, he knew that they seemed to know everything. They stopped silently and slowly began to narrate the words they wanted to explain.

During the narration, people would interrupt from time to time to ask for details, and would not let the two leave until they had finished.

After the two left, the command room became a little quiet.

"It seems that I have to get to know my useless nephew again," said the count.

The knight next to him, with a serious expression, placed Cana's letter on the table.

The Count asked everyone, "What do you think of this letter?"

The serious knight frowned and said, "What he said first was quite correct, but what he said later and the suggestions he made, hehe."

He gave a dry laugh and expressed his opinion.

The Count looked at the others.

"Although what he has done these past few days has somewhat changed my opinion of this prince, he may still be a little immature when it comes to warfare." "Haha, you're right. Perhaps this prince thinks warfare is just like what he reads in books."

"Many young generals also make this kind of mistake. We should understand young people."

Seeing that everyone had made a unanimous assessment, the Earl looked back at the serious knight beside him and said, "Echard, what are your thoughts on the proposal in this letter?"

Love Richard, love Richard Clay, the Earl's most trusted knight.

It can be said that apart from the Earl, he has the highest status, and correspondingly, his strength is also the strongest except for the Earl.

He is also Blake's father, responsible for commanding and managing most of the Earl's soldiers.

"Once these monsters gather their forces, we will be unable to stop them. Even now, we are already struggling."

Eichard narrated the current situation.

At the same time, he said: "But he later proposed to build a ship. I must say that His Royal Highness has certain ideas and insights, but he is still too immature.

If we want to build a ship, we only have more than a month left, which makes it impossible to build it.

As for his talk of building a raft, haha, he really underestimated the lower reaches of the Weddell River."

These military officers and nobles of a certain status were well aware of the scarcity of magic in their country.

In the lower reaches of the Wedel River, near the mountains, magic has begun to recover.

The area on the right side of the mountain where the river passes has almost never been developed and is filled with magical beasts and various wild monsters.

The level of danger is no different from crossing the country now, or even more dangerous.

And in the section downstream from the estuary, there are countless monsters in the water.

Moreover, for them, monsters in the water are much more difficult to deal with than those on land, which means they would rather walk through it than take a boat.

Not to mention riding on a raft, if you are not careful, everyone will fall into the water and there will be no hope of survival.

This level of danger is not even within the scope of consideration.

That's why everyone present treated Kana's proposal as a joke.

It is believed that His Royal Highness the Prince may not be aware of the local situation, so he made such a judgment.

“As for what His Royal Highness said, the southwest gorge is likely to be cut off by the enemy.

There is a certain possibility, but it is not very likely. The Stone Fist Legion of the Kingdom of Cohen and part of our troops are there to protect the safety of our retreat.

Not to mention trying to get past our front line, penetrate our retreat, and surround us—how could that be that easy? "

Eichard's analysis is clear and consistent with their actions and preparations.

It's so much better than Kana's proposal.

But at least Kana's image in their eyes has changed from being unlearned and even potentially an enemy.

It has become the image of a young man with certain knowledge but too little experience.

After saying this, just treat it as a casual chat.

Aichard looked at the Earl and asked, "Since the probability of him being an enemy has decreased, shouldn't we transfer Blake to the front line?
Mjolnir had watched him carefully enough, and the old knight was cautious enough."

Hearing this, the Earl looked at Richard, saw his serious expression, and sighed somewhat helplessly.

Black was the only offspring of his most important subordinate and friend. As a former member of the royal family, the earl knew clearly how dangerous it was for them to resist the vampires.

He didn't really want his only son, Richard, to fight on the front lines with his father.

He believed that Richard could understand his intentions, but Richard still wanted his children to fight on the front lines.

The Earl was too rigid and serious, and felt helpless because he was too harsh on his descendants.

"Okay, I'll transfer him over."

Richard bowed respectfully and expressed his gratitude.

(End of this chapter)