Eagle Byzantium

Gawain threw the ax with both hands on the ground. Because the space of the barn was relatively narrow, such a thick and powerful weapon may not be suitable. Then he pulled out the Turkic scimitar hanging on his shoulder strap with his left hand and lifted it up with his right hand. He picked up the sword of phosphorus fire and slowly walked towards the three insects huddled together...

All the soldiers and the surviving villagers standing outside the barn, especially the mother who lost her child, were surprised as their hair and clothes were tossed by the strong wind. She clearly saw that there seemed to be a hundred devils turning and roaring in the barn. , then blue-green fire flashed out continuously.

"Damn it, what is it!" Farov, who came from behind, cursed, carrying a long sword and walking into the barn with several shocked soldiers.

At the door of the barn, Gawain's battle ax struck the ground calmly, with drops of blood still seeping down the groove of the ax blade. Among the pile of stumps and heads, Gawain held the Two weapons, standing in a pool of blood, with their backs to everyone.

"Russel, Russel, the 'Greedy Wolf Russel' from Bailiour - he is the resurrected shadow of Russel!" One of the old Farov soldiers saw this Seeing this scene, I couldn't help but cry out in a daze.

As soon as this terrible name was shouted out, Gawain, whose face was stained with blood, turned his head and looked at them in wonder.

As a result, it didn't matter. All the battle-hardened Varangian warriors at the door of the barn screamed in fright. They raised their battle axes and spears and lined up towards Gawain. formed a self-defense formation.

Even Farov was trying to keep his composure. I believe that anyone who has served in the mercenary ranks of the Roman Empire for more than fifteen years would not be unfamiliar with the name "Russel the Greedy Wolf". Of course, he would not be unfamiliar either: Yes Yes, more than twenty years ago, Norman Russell was the commander of the "Frankish Cavalry Company", the most relied-upon and fiercest company in the empire. People knew that he came from the Bailiour area and was capable of killing people. In the blink of an eye, he had no moral integrity at all. His enemies were as scared of him as his own people. Later, he used the most greedy face to kill the royal family members and deposed all the emperors in the imperial civil war. In the end, Luce He became the most terrible enemy of Emperor Alexios. Later, the bloodiest battle broke out between him and Alexios's troops in front of the imperial tomb in Constantinople.

The Varangian Guards participated in the battle on the side of Alexios. Among them, Farov was only a vanguard captain at the time. His detachment of 300 people was actually killed in front of Lussel, and only nine people were left. , he can still remember Russell wearing a silver visor and a large barrel-shaped helmet. , like an evil ghost in hell, holding a spear and trampling the most elite team he was in, the blood was even enough to float the heavy shield. In the end, after his army collapsed, Lussell rushed into the Holy War alone. A fire was set in a warehouse where wood was stored next to the Xili Emperor's Tomb.

Before committing suicide, Russell had taken off his helmet and killed his mount in front of the warehouse. At that time, he looked back at the swarming pursuers. The look in his eyes was like that of a wolf in dire straits, called Farrow. My husband will never be forgotten, and he is indeed somewhat similar to the current Gawain!

In the barn, there was a silent and terrifying stalemate. Gawain felt baffled, while the other guards felt that the end was coming.

Finally, Farov calmed down and said, "Gawain is just Gawain." Then he slowly stepped forward, "Listen, soldier Gawain, now we have completed the task of being the stable master, so the killing is over. , we need to escort the remaining defeated troops back to the camp by the harbor."

"Yes." Gawain's reaction made Farov very satisfied. It seemed that everything was just a coincidence of scenes. Then Gawain tore off a piece of cloth from the corpse and began to wipe the blood-stained blade, preparing to put it away. Sheath it and hang up your sword.

But soon, a drop of blood fell on Gawain's hair.

At this time, the air seemed to solidify again. Gawain dropped the cloth and touched his hair with his hand. Then he saw blood in his palm, and then more blood, dripping down drop by drop, making a ticking sound.

The barn is a huge hollow building, but around the walls, there are partitions and ladders to serve as the upper floors. It is difficult to see the scene above from below, and the blood happened to be along the gaps in the partition wood. It keeps dripping down.

Gawain knew very well in his heart that the three people he had just killed were all lying at his feet, and the blood definitely belonged to the fourth person.

So Gawain slowly walked to the place outside the shelf and shouted to it, "Get down here."

Straws and hay flew in a panic, and the person on the shelf was shaking all over and letting out a low, heart-wrenching sob. At the same time, a half-naked body of a girl fell down the shelf, making a loud noise, and rolled in front of Gawain. The girl seemed to have been raped by the man before her death. Her hair was messy and her eyes were still half-shaped. It was open, with a dagger that didn't reach the hilt inserted into his bare chest, and blood was pouring out.

This blood turned out to be the girl's. Probably when Gawain broke in, the girl was about to call for help, but was killed by the man with a dagger.

Gawain's hand holding the sword hilt began to shake violently again. Farolf next to him looked at his expression and kept saying, "That's enough Gawain, you retreat outside the barn door. We will kill this man." Tie him up and hand him over to General George."

After hearing this, the naked man grabbed his armor to cover himself and shouted to the people below, "I am the attendant of Lord Caesar Mercolinus. I am here to check the discipline of the fleeing soldiers, so I am tied up here by these fleeing soldiers. You are here just in time. I want to see Caesar and report everything that happened in the countryside and the market town!"

As he said this, the young man kept repeating the sentence "I am Caesar's attendant", and then walked down the stairs. When he saw Gawain, he raised his hands to show his submission and ask for forgiveness, and hurried to the door of the barn. Then several guards rushed up and punched him twice. "The stable master will punish you immediately," Farof warned harshly, and then tied his hands behind his back and tied them with ropes.

The horn sounded outside, and it was the stable master's order to gather the troops.

The warriors pushed the attendant's struggling back and walked out of the barn.

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Gawain lowered his head and stood in front of the door. Farov followed behind him, holding a battle axe. At this time, the dazzling sunlight illuminated the ruins of the village, and there was a hateful smell everywhere. "Gawain, you kid, don't make any more mistakes." This was Farov's instinctive thought, but this thought only lasted for a moment.

Because Farov clearly heard that the attendant, who was courting death, said to Gawain at the moment he stepped out of the barn door, "I am Caesar's attendant, I will be fine."

A red crack quickly jumped out of the white light, and the attendant then knelt down. His throat was cut, and blood was flying everywhere in the air.

"Gawain!!!" Farov's angry shout echoed over the entire village.