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Chapter 1304 Grain Crisis
It has been three days since that tragic siege battle.

In the past three days, there was no special movement in the camp of the Ohre people. Soldiers patrolled outside the camp every day, and there were no large-scale soldiers coming in and out. Everything seemed so calm, which once made people feel It is doubtful whether they will continue to attack the fortress.

At the same time, the northern fortress has reached the point of running out of ammunition and food.

As the commander-in-chief of the northern border, Art only rested for four or five hours a day, and spent the rest of the time worrying about food issues.

Compared with other problems, food is the most deadly. The food in the grain depot has bottomed out, and even mice will not patronize the empty grain depot.

In this case, the soldiers have no way to fill their stomachs, and once they are hungry, there is no way to fight the battle.

Right now, all the big guys in the northern border are staring at Art eagerly, hoping that he can quickly come up with a solution.

On the city wall, Art and Aldrich are patrolling together.

It seems that the faces of both of them are not very good, because they haven't eaten a full meal, they look a little weak.

"Your Highness, it seems that you didn't eat breakfast today."

"I don't have a good appetite, I can't eat."

Aldridge couldn't help shaking his head. He knew what Art was thinking best. How could an eight-foot man have a bad appetite if he didn't eat enough for several meals? Art just wanted to give up his share. Let the other soldiers eat more.

"Your Highness, if you fall, our morale will also fall." In order to persuade Art, Aldridge could only talk about him in a different way, hoping that he would pay attention to his body.

"I won't fall, this little thing won't make me fall."

Art's cheeks tightened suddenly. From this inadvertent facial change, it can be seen that he is gritting his teeth and holding on. Although he is still trying to be brave, the feeling of hunger in his body cannot be restrained.

Aldridge looked at the camp of the Ohre people opposite, his deep eyes revealed endless sighs: what a sad thing, they fell not in front of a powerful enemy, but in the hands of their own people inside.If there is no civil strife in Nile, if the northern fortress can get the full support of Nile at this time, then what are the Ohre people afraid of?

It's just...there are not so many ifs in this world, and Nero is in civil strife, and the northern border has become a desperate place with no help.

"Are you afraid?" Art asked casually.

"will not."

Aldrich shook his head and answered, and at the same time he also noticed the change in Art's mentality.

In terms of understanding, the two have been fighting side by side for nearly ten years, and Aldrich has a thorough understanding of Art's character. He knows that if Art is full of confidence, he will never ask such a question.Since Art would ask such a question, it means that his heart has begun to shake.

"I mean the North will be broken and we will die," Art continued.

"From the moment I chose to stay, I already had the determination to die." Aldridge said.

Art took a long breath, and the hot air he exhaled was immediately frozen into ice crystals. He looked at Aldridge in a daze, and said from the bottom of his heart: "I am not afraid of death, but I am worried about you who are born and died with me. brother."

Speaking of this, Aldrich also felt sad. He was a general himself and had many soldiers following him. He could best understand Art's mood at the moment.Those soldiers were all brothers who worked hard for themselves, even if they went to die by themselves, they would not frown. The most guilty thing is that even with these brothers, they can only die with themselves.

"Your Highness, although I understand your worry, there is one thing I still want to say."

"All the brothers are the same as me. Everyone has a common idea. If you can follow a general like you, even if you die in battle, you will have no regrets."

When he said these words, Aldrich looked very serious, and these words were also from his heart. It was an honor to be able to fight side by side with a general like Art, even if he died in battle.

Hearing such resolute words, Art couldn't laugh, and it was because of this that he felt more and more pressure. He didn't want to let down those soldiers who trusted him, and hoped to lead everyone to go on.

I hope that the situation on the battlefield will turn around at this time. At this time, Art is like a drowning survivor, even a piece of wood and a straw can save lives.

"Your Highness, there seems to be movement outside their camp."

While the two were talking, there seemed to be a group of people outside the O'Here camp in the distance, and Aldrich immediately noticed this situation.

"Can you see the specific situation ahead?" Art asked.

"I can't see clearly, but there seems to be a carriage, and it looks like it's transporting something." Aldridge tried hard to see the situation on the other side.

Art stroked his chin and began to analyze, "The carriage? Could it be food delivered to the front line?"

Aldridge said with a beaming smile: "It's very possible, those O'Here people have also stayed in the camp for three days, and the food they brought with them must have almost eaten up, the carriage that appeared at this time must be It's grain delivered from the rear."

The two immediately looked at each other and smiled, and they thought of going together by coincidence. Since the food in the carriage was likely to be transported to the front by the Ohre people, shouldn't they have a surprise attack to rob the food?

Art, who had been tortured by the food problem, seemed to see hope suddenly, and said to himself that you Ohre people are not iron men after all, and you have to eat like ordinary people. Since you are rushing to the camp to transport food, don’t blame it. We grabbed it.

After a short period of joy, Aldrich suddenly said: "Your Highness, those carriages are very likely to contain food, but it is also possible that the O'Here people lured us to the trap." As a wise general, at any time It was Aldrich's job to warn Art of the possible risks.

Art frowned, and had to say that what Aldrich said was indeed possible, and it was not surprising that those O'Here people made such a plan.But the situation in the fortress left Art with no choice. In order to prevent the soldiers who followed him from starving to death, he could only take a gamble.

"Is it a trap or food?" Art stared at the O'Here camp.

"Both are possible." Aldrich knew that Art wanted to lead troops to rob the food, so he stood up and asked Art for orders, "His Royal Highness, whether it is a trap or real food, please let me lead the troops before go."

"Aldrich, you stay in the city, or I will go."

"No! You are the coach, you can't make mistakes, this time I can only come and go."

(End of this chapter)