Accidentally reincarnated into a magic book

Chapter 303 Declaration of War
The sky darkened.

The sky that was originally clear was suddenly covered by dark clouds floating from nowhere—as if echoing Honor's mood.

Those dark clouds were not made by Onor.

It is true that Honor has the power to change the weather. Changing the weather is nothing more than condensing water vapor or evaporating water vapor. Simple elemental magic can do it, but Honor has no time to do such a thing at the moment.

But the arrival of the dark cloud seemed to have helped Honor a lot. The giant bees and ants responsible for surveillance were hidden in the clouds, looking at the even more unpleasant scene on the earth.

Under the dark clouds, there was a dense army.

Like ants, the ground was as dark as a mass, marching in neat steps towards the border city with overwhelming momentum.

Honor looked at the light screen showing the perspective of the giant wasps and ants in mid-air. There were about tens of thousands of troops. The knights were walking at the forefront. Those knights were surrounded by several magician-like figures, forming a knot. The world spread out with the magicians as the center, covering the entire army inside.

"Boundary?"

Onor pouted, feeling a little annoyed.

Not long ago, he asked Elder Nicken to summon the elf magicians in the town to use large-scale fire magic. However, the huge fireball was completely blocked by the opponent's magic barrier, which was really frustrating.

Of course, it wasn't Honor who was hit, but probably the elves in the town.

Fortunately, in addition to magic, the elves are better at archery. The elves are a dexterous race and have unique advantages in long-range defense. When they are unable to use magic, the elves pick up their bows and arrows and prepare to defend the city gate.

And the forging workshop is also working overtime to manufacture arrows, Huili swords, spears, arrows and shields, all weapons are on the production list, even now with the help of the flame ghosts There also seems to be a slight shortage of manpower.

"Lord Honor, the opponent has entered the attack range outside the border city."

While Honor was thinking, Lucy reminded Honor softly.

The so-called attack range is the range of one kilometer outside the border city, which is the defense limit established by Honor.

"Anyway, let's make an announcement first."

Honor nodded, then waved his hand: "Sophie, withdraw all the surveillance troops outside. The next focus will be on preventing the opponent from seizing the city."

"clear."

Sophie nodded hurriedly and ran outside the door to give new orders to the messenger soldiers waiting there.

"After that……"

Onor sighed, as if making a difficult decision.

He closed his eyes, and the next moment, another Honor appeared in the picture reflected on the mid-air screen.

***
Outside the border city, St. Ur's marching troops stopped.

It wasn't because the sky suddenly started to rain, but because a young boy suddenly appeared in the hazy water vapor.

The boy was suspended in the sky, his blue pupils looked down on the earth like a god.

Ronald raised his hand to stop the troops, and everyone stopped advancing, waiting for further instructions from the Paladin.

Then, the boy in the sky spoke.

"Well, try the wheat and try the wheat, that, everyone in Saint-Ur, can you hear my voice?"

The boy made a rather flirtatious voice, and the soldiers looked at the inexplicable boy suspiciously. He was indeed a beautiful boy, but for some reason, he always felt that what the boy was facing was not the army, but the audience under the opera stage.

Then, without waiting for everyone to react, the boy spoke again.

"Soldiers of St. Ur, now we are going to step into the territory of the border city. Now this city is a settlement of elves and other races. If possible, I hope everyone can give in and don't come to us. Trouble."

"You guy! That is obviously a human town, but now you have the nerve to talk about an elven settlement."

The Heavy Hammer Knight next to Ronald couldn't hold back his inner excitement when he heard those words, and accused the young man in the air.

The young man seemed to have heard those words, he scratched his head, and explained: "You are indeed right, but when we moved here, it was completely deserted, just like the empty city in the Three Kingdoms game, whoever comes first will be Who it belongs to, it should be right.”

The young man suddenly paused as he spoke. He touched his chin: "It seems that you can't understand the Three Kingdoms game. In short, we are looking for a place to live. We can't see a good place and wait for someone else to declare sovereignty. I'm not Fool."

"you……"

"Okay, Tim, there's no need to argue with him about this." Ronald stopped the young knight with his hand.

Hammer Knight Tim is the youngest of the Twelve Knights, and his characteristic is that he likes to do things impulsively.

"I'm sorry, Lord Honor, the border city is the territory of Saint Ur. If you insist on going your own way, we will have to use force to take it back."

"Oh, you really are."

Honor, who was in the air, sighed, looking like there was no room for discussion.

"In this case, don't blame me for not reminding me. The magic attack just now was just a greeting. If you move on and cross my defense limit, I will launch an attack soon. I don't want to see someone sacrificed, but if it is for Protect everyone in the town, and I don't mind the bloodshed of people who have nothing to do with me."

"Is this a declaration of war?"

"Well, it can be understood in this way, but it's just my kind reminder."

"Then, how about I give you a reminder too? Mrs. Honor."

Ronald looked up at the boy floating in the sky.

The boy's influence seemed a bit blurred in the light rain, it wasn't the boy himself, but an image projected by some method.

"What reminder?"

"Our task this time is to take back the border city. If you let your elves hide in the forest, I can guarantee that my soldiers will not harm them."

"Haha, thanks, I actually thought so too, but everyone is unwilling to leave."

Honor smiled at Ronald. Although he didn't know why, he seemed to be very happy.

"So, it seems that the negotiation broke down."

"Eh? Broken?"

"Yes, you and I both have reasons why we can't give in, don't we?" Ronald's hand touched his waist, and he slowly pulled the sword blade out of its sheath.

The sword light loomed.

"Whoosh!" With a sound, a silvery white light galloped out, flew into the air instantly, and cut the boy's figure in half.

The young man showed a stunned face for a moment, and he wanted to say something, but the figure was destroyed and dissipated like mist.

Ronald slowly withdrew his sword, and the look in his eyes became more determined.

He looked at the distant sky, and there seemed to be meteors falling in the dark clouds.

(End of this chapter)