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Chapter 40 The situation is tense

early morning.

Blake arrived early at the courtyard where Kana and the others were resting.

"This is the Earl's reply."

Cana took it, but didn't check it immediately. Instead, he looked at Blake and said, "Do you have something to say?"

After all, Blake doesn't need to deliver the reply letter.

Blake nodded, stood up straight, tapped his chest with his right hand, and saluted like a knight.

“I’m sorry, Your Highness, I may have to return to Lakeview City. The situation on the front line is a bit tense.

I have received a transfer order from the Count. I need to go there to fight and can no longer protect your safety."

Alice next to him glanced at him and muttered in her heart: I am His Highness's guardian knight.

"Really? Then you better be careful. As for my safety, don't worry, this place is still far from the front line."

Hearing Cana's words, Blake nodded, looked at Aliris, and finally said: "Your Highness's safety is in your hands."

I am His Majesty's guardian knight! I don't need you to teach me!

Alice screamed in her heart, but she didn't like arguing with others after all, so the words on her lips turned into: "I will."

Damn it! Alice, you should have refuted him harshly! She was not very satisfied with her answer.

Blake said goodbye and left.

There were only two people and a rat left in the yard.

As for the rat, it was sitting on the stone table in the middle of the yard, eating silently.

"Are you fighting?" asked Popot.

She had just heard what Blake said. It looked like a war was going on, and the war didn't seem very promising.

"Yes, we are being driven out of our country, and there is little hope of victory."

Hearing this, Popot quickly jumped down, came over and asked hurriedly: "What happened? Why haven't I heard about it before?"

If something this big happened in the country, she would have heard about it even if she was on a ship in the harbor.

After all, she couldn't get off the ship, but the crew members could.

It had only been about a month since she was abducted and taken to the forest.

In such a short period of time, has anything earth-shaking happened in this country?
"A new race was born in this country—the vampires, an undeniably evil and dark race.

With the exception of my uncle, the Earl's Lakeview City, all other cities have fallen, and large numbers of refugees are fleeing to the Kingdom of Korn."

Kana gave a brief account.

Popot opened his eyes wide in shock. It had only been a month, how could such a scary thing happen all of a sudden?

I couldn't help but ask, "An evil race? They subverted the entire country? Then why didn't they seek help from the Holy Light Church?"

They would be happy to address these issues, right?"

Hearing this, Kana glanced at her and said silently: "You should have a basic understanding of this country. It is extremely hostile to non-local organizations.

Almost no organization or force is allowed to enter this country, and this naturally includes the Holy Light Church."

Popot then nodded, as if that was the case.

"Then you can ask for help from the Church of the Kingdom of Cohen. I believe they will forgive past grudges when it comes to fighting against evil."

Having said that, there are always some problems in actual application.

Kana simply went back to the room, took out the map, placed it on the stone table, and began to tell Popot and Aliris about it.

By the way, sort out your own thoughts.

"See? Only this side near the mountains and the gorge on the left are still under our control.

The rest of the land has been quickly occupied by the vampires."

"Is this so-called vampire so powerful?" Popot was a little confused, after all, it was such a short time.

She didn't know that the vampires were the princes and nobles of this country. Kana didn't explain and continued.

“The border area between the Kingdom of Cohen and the Kingdom of Safro actually only has this gorge in the west, and there is also a fortress there for protection.

The rest of this large area, including the area near the mountains, has not been effectively developed by the Kingdom of Cohen and is still almost a wilderness.

There are only a few scattered residents living here, and most of them are wild creatures."

After listening to Kana's story, Popot, who knew more about the outside world, probably understood.

This is the case in most parts of the world.

"In other words, most of the Holy Light Church's influence within the Kingdom of Cohen is distributed in the west of their country?
The crisis broke out too quickly. It might take more than half a month or even a month for these refugees to pass through and for the Church of Holy Light to receive the news.

The Holy Light Church still needs to organize personnel to conduct communications, and it will take at least two months after the crisis breaks out for the main force to arrive to provide support."

Based on the map and Kana's information, Popot, who knew the Church of Holy Light, made a reasonable guess.

Kana nodded: "That's right, and now you know how long it has been since the crisis broke out?
About two weeks, but as you can see, after two weeks the problem became more exaggerated than we imagined.

In another fortnight, I felt that we would either die here or have to flee the country.

Most of the refugees are probably just now passing through the fortress at the gorge and entering the Kingdom of Cohen."

After hearing what Kana said, Popot was even more confused.

She looked at Kana in confusion, then looked around.

"What about this town? Why is it so peaceful?

Logically speaking, we should flee now, otherwise we won’t be able to escape.”

This should be the case, but unfortunately Popot is only a bystander's perspective, and it is a bystander's perspective under Kana's intentional guidance.

It is impossible for people involved to make such accurate judgments due to various problems.

For example, the Earl has overestimated the power of the vampires. After all, he is also a member of the royal family.

But he still underestimated it.

More importantly, since the Earl learned about this matter, he has been preparing for this moment in his territory.

He didn't want to be driven out so easily and disgracefully, he wanted to hold on to an area.

After all, he had been preparing for so many years, but when the fight really started, he couldn't even last a month. He could never have imagined it now.

Thinking of this, Kana opened the envelope in his hand and looked at the message inside.

After reading the information in the letter, Cana couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

Although he was not given the manpower and power requested in the letter, at least the most basic expectations that Kana had in mind were met.

What is said in the letter.

Kana was allowed to lead and recruit a squad of 10 soldiers, with salaries and supplies provided by the town.

Allows Karna to recruit a certain number of villagers and craftsmen to build boats and rafts.

However, the number of people that can be recruited cannot exceed 30.

Salaries and supplies are also distributed by the town.

It was a far cry from what Khanna had stated in his letter, but it was better than nothing and was sufficient for Khanna's purposes.

If nothing unexpected happens, Joniel should be ready.

"Let's go to the barracks."

Kana brought Aliris and Popot.

It turned out that Jonil had been waiting here for a long time, and he had received clear orders.

"I want all the soldiers who were with us last time. Plus George, you don't mind, right?"

Hearing Kana's words, Jonil nodded. It was just one more hunter, so he certainly wouldn't argue over such a small matter.

"As for the manpower, let's call those two shipwrights over first."

(End of this chapter)