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Chapter 517 The Difference Between Flynn and Other Lords
Originally, it would not be a big problem for the fallen orcs to single out Flynn's army, or the orcs that came after them.

But if they want to fight two forces at the same time, it will be too difficult for them.

So the battle became one-sided.

The fallen orcs wanted to escape, but Flynn and the orc tribe who were chasing them would never give them a chance to escape.

Everything!

kill them all!
There is no need for any mercy for these evil races!
This degenerate orc tribe, which was evil and depraved everywhere, was wiped out like dust.

When dividing up the spoils after the war, Flynn was a little worried, would the spoils he wanted be taken away?
After all, he was a comrade in arms who had fought together, so Flynn was too embarrassed to take the spoils all by himself.

I don't want to take it all alone, and I don't want to have conflicts with other orcs because of the spoils.

The bottom line for Flynn is that, if necessary, he would only need those populations.

Human captives themselves must, and it is estimated that the orcs will not want it.

For some other supplies, war horses, etc., if the orc tribe wants it, I can give them part of it.

The result was beyond Flynn's expectations. Other orcs also value honor and want to save face.

They said that 80% of the credit for this battle is Flynn's. They just came last to provide the final blow, so they can't ask for too much spoils.

This time, the orc tribe who hunted down the fallen orcs expressed boldly: Even if they didn't get any loot, they would fight the fallen orcs to the end!

"They have no honor at all!"

It seems that there is a deep hatred between their two tribes.

At the beginning, Flynn speculated whether it was because the degenerate orc tribe had also invaded this group of ordinary orcs when they burned, killed and looted everywhere, so the two families became enemies.

In the end, it turned out that the fallen orcs were originally part of them.

Later, this part chose to enshrine the demon god, became a fallen orc, and defected from their tribe.

The elder of the orc said fiercely: "These depraved and shameless people have no honor. They have ruined the reputation of our tribe!"

"Today, they are finally all dead, and our lost honor can finally be recovered."

The orcs even thanked Flynn and said, "If it wasn't for your army, Lord Flynn, to hold back these depraved traitors and inflict heavy damage on them. Then I don't know how long it will take to catch up and deal with these damned traitors."

"Thank you, friend of honor!"

The orc tribe didn't ask for anything else, they just asked for a flag with a bone frame that looked cruel.

It turned out that this was the totem of their tribe.

Seeing this dilapidated bone frame being happily taken away by these orcs as if it were a treasure, other players, including Flynn, couldn't understand it.

And I feel that these orcs are a bunch of iron fools!

But the tougher the orcs are, the more loot they will leave to the players, so just be stupid.

Except for the broken bone frame, the other trophies, whether it is human captives or dinar weapons and equipment, etc., the orcs don't want any of them.

Seeing how bold the orcs were, even Flynn was a little embarrassed to just take advantage.

So Flynn took out a batch of elixir oil and a few advanced magic scrolls from the legion, and gave them a small bag of mithril powder as a gift from his own pocket.

Although the orcs were bold, they were not stupid, and they didn't want what was given for nothing, so they readily accepted Flynn's gift from them, and then left.

At this point, this encounter outside the territory of the blood descendants against the fallen orcs was completely over.

For the results of this encounter, Flynn was neither satisfied nor satisfied.

The satisfactory aspect is that after eliminating the fallen orc tribe, they did get a lot of spoils.

Among them were thousands of people. It was a great thing to save them from death, and it made Flynn very happy.

There are also tens of thousands of high-quality forest horses, which can help Flynn form a larger cavalry.

Tens of thousands of war horses can save a lot of cost for purchasing war horses.

All kinds of other trophies, miscellaneous, add up to not a small number.

With so many trophies, the cost of casualties was only about 2000, and more than half of them were miscellaneous soldiers.

The casualties, the results of the battle, it is reasonable to say that it is very bloody.

If it was another commander who commanded a battle, at the cost of only 2000 casualties, he defeated more than 1 powerful fallen orcs and got a lot of spoils.

Then he must be so happy that he can't sleep.

But Flynn is different!

Flynn can accept heavy fighting, or a lot of player casualties.

But his own indigenous troops also suffered thousands of casualties, which made Flynn very unacceptable.

It hurts!
In particular, the elite soldiers of the Second Legion were all specially selected by Flynn.

Absolutely elite!

In this way, more than ten percent of the troops were suddenly reduced, and Flynn felt very distressed.

If this army has to fight, such as defending Tudou County, defending an important stronghold, defending the people.

In these situations, bloody battles and even annihilation of the entire army are acceptable.

But to be reasonable, there is one thing to say, this battle was actually brought on by Flynn.

It is true that it is not a loss to get a few thousand people, and it is not a loss to get 15 war horses.

But if Flynn really wanted to fight, he could have waited a while and brought in more players. At the same time, he would also bring the Fekir knight of the blood-born leader, and let his 2000 armored cavalry cooperate with him.

In that case, the game would have been crushed long ago!
This time the battle was entirely due to Flynn's own itch, wanting to have a commanding addiction.

That's why I hurriedly set off to fight without adequate preparation.

As a result, when the battle broke out, I realized that the opponent was stronger than I thought, and I didn't bring cavalry and other reserves over.

So Flynn was still a little annoyed.

You can fight, but you can't underestimate the enemy.

Let alone ruin the lives of your soldiers because of your sudden itching in your heart.

This is also the biggest difference between Flynn and those traditional medieval lords.

If Flynn was a native lord, then after the battle he lost a small amount of troops and achieved huge results, he must be overjoyed, even ecstatic.

Flynn, on the other hand, was annoyed by the fact that the loss was not very serious.

This loss is acceptable, but unnecessary.

(End of this chapter)