Eagle Byzantium

When Gawain pulled the battle ax out of the rotten flesh of the smashed corpse, he found that the entire ax blade had been smashed by the iron bar of the water gate like a shell roll, and was completely unusable.

So General Stratigos drew out the Turkic scimitar directly, and at the same time rushed into the passage between the Twin Towers first. Another Turkic Gazi rushed towards him from the opposite side with his sword raised, and with a sharp sound, the scimitar in Gawain's hand was heard. , stirred up and down three times with the opponent, sparks flew everywhere, and Nagazi's other hand was like lightning Pulling out the dagger, he stabbed Gawain in the neck - Gawain's hand was faster, he pulled out the dagger, half-knelt down, and stabbed Nagazi's knees, thighs and waist three times in a row. Calling Gazi to kneel on his face, Gawain stabbed the dagger directly through the opponent's left eye and kicked him over.

Another Roma soldier held up his spear, and a cold light flashed. Gawain, who continued to bend his waist, held the scimitar on his forehead with his left hand. The tip of the spear slid along the scimitar and cut off a lock of Gawain's brown hair. , scattered in all directions. Gawain's right hand intertwined with the sword of phosphorus hanging on his left waist, and then he pulled out the sword. Blue flames spurted from the abdomen of the spearman, and shot directly into the face of another soldier who was rushing towards him, leaving him behind. As he covered his face with his sword and cried, the tip of Muzaffy-Adin's spear struck, stabbing the soldier immediately and causing him to fall.

Holding maces, Baldwin and Oden also rushed in bravely, smashing the Roma soldiers beside the door with their blood, flesh and brains flying. "Tie up the rope, Tarsus is our prize!" Over there, Earl Burke chopped He turned over several Turkic soldiers who were at the office, and then jumped on them with several others. , started to move with a roar - in front of the Twin Towers amid shouts of death and flames, half of the movable bridge creaked and retracted - Tancred, who flew in with the cavalry, looked at the empty river , roared angrily, "It must be Gawain and Baldwin, bastards!"

"Climb up!" Soldiers from the Red Hand Brigade and the Frank Infantry Regiment hung their shields on their bodies along the ladders and wooden supports. Braving the whizzing arrows, the brave ants swarmed up. But Gawain quickly set his sights on the stone defense wall and tower at the end of the passage, and then led several of his guard warriors and Muzafi Adin to continue to advance forward.

There were Roman soldiers lurking and hiding on all sides. Some were cut down by Gawain, while others desperately occupied the corners of the walls and corridors to resist. "Down!" When he rushed to the stone tower of the city wall, the sharp-eyed Gawain hurriedly threw Muzaffy Adin to the ground. In the dark corner under the tower, a Roma spearman shouted, holding the sword horizontally. The spear in his hand stabbed out unexpectedly. Muzaffy-Addin and Gawain avoided it, while a Saxon guard warrior beside them charged in parallel. The temples on both sides were directly penetrated by the spear points, and he was nailed to the spot and died. Gawain, who was lying on the ground, slashed off the spearman's knees with a knife. After the opponent knelt on the ground, Muzafi'adin thrust the dagger into the opponent's jaw and stirred it several times. Overturned his body.

Then, Muzhafi'adin quickly crawled two steps and clung to the foundation of the stone tower, half-kneeling and clasping his hands. Gawain jumped up and stepped on, grabbed the stone tower window, and climbed in. Several Roma soldiers who were in the middle were caught off guard and were slashed left and right by Gawain with swords and knives. Then Gawain grabbed the rope in the room. Throwing them out one by one, the rest of the tribe climbed up and captured the towers on this defensive wall.

Gawain stepped out of the archway between the tower and the battle path. Seeing a black shadow passing through in an instant, he hurriedly raised his knife and struck it down. The opponent turned around and chopped down with his sword, and the flames mingled with each other - it happened to be the young Armenian warrior who had previously recognized his identity on the Twin Towers. "Set fire!" The young warrior calmly pointed at the other seat on the other side of the battle path. Several Roma soldiers who came from the tower holding fire pots shouted. Then he escaped from the advance of Gawain's blade, jumped up, and threw the gun at Gawain. The coming pots of fire passed by each other: Gawain hurriedly hid on the side of the arch, and the flames roared and burned, "Damn it, I can't get through!" because the Roma soldiers over there kept using spear poles to carry linen rolls and hay bundles. Burning in front, it soon spread into a wall of fierce flames on the battle path, burning through the wooden battle path and fences, blocking Gawain's path to further charge into the city.

The fierce battle lasted all night, and the floating bridges and twin towers in front of the water gate were all captured by surprise. The soldiers threw the Roma flag into the river and replaced it with their own army's battle flag, cheering and thundering.

A corner of the entire city of Tarsus had been captured by Gawain and Baldwin. After arriving in the early morning, the rest of the cavalry followed the re-stretched cable bridge and entered the position to help defend.

In the siege position on the east side, Tancred was furious. He pointed at the flaming city wall over there and said to Paxad, "I have spent all my resources and supplies to listen to your suggestion and capture the city of Tarsus." , but now the merit will soon be taken away by Gawain and Baldwin, so tell me what to do now!"

The bare-headed Armenian warrior was still in no panic and comforted the other party by saying, "Your Majesty, your St. George's battle flag will surely enter the city, and Gawain and Baldwin will not be able to get involved in your reputation and achievements."

At this moment in Tarsus, all the citizen representatives found the defenders and asked to discuss surrender to the besiegers.

And all the Roma nobles agreed in unison that they were unwilling to continue the fight.

“Now there are two armies of pilgrims, where should we go?”

At this time, the clever young Armenian warrior who attended the meeting said, holding the hilt of his sword, "We should surrender to the group that captured our water gate and tower. Otherwise, if the other party cannot obtain the spoils and glory of entering the city, they will massacre the city in anger. Besides, they will soon repair the stairs and city roads. We must hurry up, otherwise it will be too late when they attack."

Everyone agreed with him, "In addition, the other city gates and towers must be firmly guarded, and the previous pilgrim army must not be allowed to enter. They can only retreat from the city after they are safe and their property is guaranteed. As for the conflicts between different teams of pilgrims, we must try our best to avoid them." The young warrior continued to add-in-the end, everyone reached an agreement, and the citizens and nobles representatives went to meet Gawain and Baldwin to discuss the surrender and handover; then the rest of the soldiers continued to defend the city gates and towers to resist Tancred waiting for an opportunity to enter.

On the tower, Gawain, Baldwin, Burke, Oden and others stood in the middle, excitedly reporting the conditions to the representative envoys who climbed up along the rope:

The city of Tarsus handed over all the property and money in the warehouse;

All the soldiers of Romaconia handed over their weapons, armor and flags and retreated;

Hand over the keys of all city gates and towers;

All citizens were not allowed to leave the city without permission.

While bargaining, the young Armenian man walked in holding the token at the east gate tower and said to the three Roma soldiers guarding it, "I'm here to change guard."

A correct version in 16-9-1 book-1 forum!

The leading soldier came over and prepared to check the token, but the young warrior suddenly drew his sword and cut him down with one sword! (To be continued ~^~)