From Wild Mage to Wizard King

After the completion of the war preparation plan, the War Committee's reliance on commercial trade also declined rapidly.

After the two major consumptions of building the magic field and rebuilding the northern wall were not built, the War Committee's reliance on commercial trade had already dropped significantly. Even if it fell out with the United Army and commercial trade was affected, the War Committee no longer cared.

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At present, the War Committee's own output is enough to meet the various needs of the War Committee.

It is precisely because of this that the War Committee and the United Army completely tore up the tacit understanding between each other and flatly rejected Eleanor's request.

Eleanor was naturally furious about the War Committee's refusal to send troops.

After integrating the United Army, no one dared to refuse her orders.

After being rejected by the War Committee, Eleanor also thought about sending extraordinary people to infiltrate and spread the news of the United Army's counterattack on the Green Tide.

She believed that the high-level officials of the War Committee must be greedy for life and afraid of death, and dared not counterattack the Green Tide. The warriors and extraordinary people of the War Committee would definitely respond to her call, but they just didn't know the news.

Then, the extraordinary people she sent out were suppressed by the border patrol as soon as they entered the country.

Eleanor flipped through the intelligence, and the more she read, the more annoyed she became.

"Bang!"

She smashed the intelligence on the table and cursed angrily.

"Don't believe me, believe a wizard who came out of nowhere, have their brains been brainwashed by that wizard!!"

Eleanor tried to win over the border personnel of the War Committee, but her winning over had basically no effect, and she couldn't win them over at all.

Even the few border personnel who were interested were quickly transferred out of the border area and replaced by new people after they were interested.

So Eleanor's winning over and infiltration did not work at all.

She looked up at her several confidants and said.

"Do you have any other ideas?"

Several confidants looked at each other, and no one spoke for a while.

The previous rebels were okay. Locke was a traditional Donnar knight, easy to control, and the rebels did not have such strict entry restrictions, so they could easily infiltrate.

But the War Committee is different. Roland is an outsider and basically doesn't care about the affairs of the United Army. No envoy has been able to meet Roland so far, and the top leaders of the committee are all extreme members of the border faction.

What they hate most is the local faction that has been dragging them down, and the United Army that supports the local faction. They never gave the United Army a good face before, let alone now.

As for the sand that the United Army had infiltrated into the rebels before, after a civil war and a purge, the United Army's arrangements within the rebels were all physically wiped out.

If the United Army had intervened in the civil war at the beginning of the civil war and retained some local factions, maybe they could make a fuss about the local factions now.

However, now that the local factions are all dead, the War Committee has established a stable rule, and the border is also tightly controlled.

Moreover, unlike the rebels, the War Committee is actually completely independent. They are not even willing to belong to the United Army in name like the rebels, and have never sent anyone to seek Eleanor's recognition.

And didn't Eleanor acquiesce to this?

Since the establishment of the two parties, there has never been any official communication, and the only communication is limited to commercial trade.

Apart from knowing that there is a chairman Roland, they don’t know anything else about the War Council. What can they do now?

They can’t turn their guns around and attack the War Council, right?

The coalition army is still fighting the Green Tide. Kan Ozu is right across the way. Eleanor will definitely not be able to leave. Moreover, if they fight the Green Tide, the army will still obey, but if they are sent to fight the War Council, it’s not easy to say.

At least the army in the hands of the nobles may not listen.

Moreover, if they fight with their own people, once the news leaks, it will greatly affect the morale of the front-line troops, unless Eleanor’s headquarters army is sent secretly.

However, the War Council is not a weak force that is easy to manipulate. One or two small troops may not even be able to break the fortress on the border, let alone use force to force the War Council to admit defeat.

"Maybe we can issue a notice to condemn them and call on everyone to reduce trade with them?"

A confidant said.

Eleanor raised her eyebrows slightly and said.

"What's the use of condemnation? It's better to just order a ban."

Hearing her words, the confidant beside her spoke up quickly.

"Your Majesty, think twice."

After being reminded by the confidant beside her, Eleanor also reacted and knew that she had said the wrong thing.

It is impossible to ban trade with the War Committee. The food of the coalition army now depends heavily on the export of the War Committee.

If commercial trade with the War Committee is banned, it is not known whether the War Committee will collapse, but the coalition army will definitely collapse.

After all, people have to eat. If there are so many people in the coalition army, if they can't get a lot of cheap food from the War Committee, they should have suffered from famine long ago.

In addition, in addition to food trade, merchants in Sinar and some local nobles of the coalition army have made a lot of money by trading with the War Committee.

If Eleanor cuts off their financial resources, it is estimated that they will also be dissatisfied and even hostile.

In addition, even if Eleanor wants to cut it off, she may not be able to do it.

First of all, the people of Sinar will not pay any attention to Eleanor's ban. If they can transport goods from Sinar to Dongnar, which Sinar merchant has no backers?

Moreover, the coalition army has received a lot of assistance from Sinar, and they can't just turn their backs on it.

You know, the coalition army is still receiving assistance from Sinar. If it stops, the coalition army can't stand it.

Therefore, for them, Eleanor's ban is just a piece of waste paper and can't affect them.

And the local nobles will probably find a way to bypass the ban and continue to maintain trade with the War Committee secretly.

Even if she promoted the nobles who were loyal to her to the heads of various local families, they couldn't completely go against the interests of the family and go all the way with Eleanor.

After seeing Eleanor's little expression, the confidants also knew that Eleanor had reacted. Several people started to communicate, skipped Eleanor's mistakes as if nothing had happened, and began to discuss how to deal with the War Committee.

After the discussion, the confidants still didn't think of a way to control the War Committee.

After all, the War Council really has no obvious shortcomings.

Therefore, after discussion, the confidants still believe that the United Army can do very little now. At most, relying on the United Army as the only orthodox East Nar recognized by the Sinnar countries, they can issue a notice to condemn the War Council.

This condemnation is probably not painful for the War Council, and the War Council may take the initiative to counter.

They don't have to do anything. As long as they slightly increase the price of food or restrict food exports, they can easily affect the situation of the United Army.

Of course, seeing that the United Army is fighting against the Green Tide, the War Council may not counter them.

But it's hard to say. After all, when the rebels fought against the Green Tide, didn't the United Army also disgust them and use the means of restricting the flow of materials to force the rebels to give up their interests?

Judging from their own experience, the confidants all believe that the War Council is likely to do so.

Therefore, although the only means discussed is to issue a notice to condemn the War Council, it is better not to issue this condemnation.

Eleanor listened to the conclusions drawn by the confidants and muttered to herself.

"How do they produce so much food?"

After several confidants looked at each other for a few times, one of them stood up and spoke.

"Your Majesty, this ability will be yours sooner or later."

"Yes."

Eleanor nodded lightly.

Although she didn't know the existence of the meal-making technique, Eleanor believed that this technology would be delivered to her sooner or later.

The War Council can only be so arrogant now. When she kills Kan'aozu and ends the Green Tide, they will still have to submit to her.

In addition, as the existence of defeating the Green Tide, regaining Donnar, and rebuilding the Central Kingdom, no one is more qualified to sit on the throne of the Central Kingdom than Eleanor.

Thinking of this, Eleanor's mood became much happier, and she said casually.

"Forget it, let them be arrogant for a while, wait until I deal with the Green Tide, and then I will deal with them."

After hearing that Eleanor did not intend to issue a notice of condemnation, the confidants bowed and saluted, saying in unison.

"Your Majesty, your opinion is great."

After Eleanor decided to deal with the Green Tide first and then the War Council, the United Army attacked the Green Tide more and more frequently. At the same time, Eleanor and Kan'ozu had more and more conflicts.

On the front line of the United Army, the sound of fighting continued all night.

While the United Army and the Green Tide were fighting fiercely, the War Council was watching from the sidelines, silently waiting for the opportunity.

At the same time, the countries of Sinar were also paying attention to the situation of the War Council.

Although they all expected the United Army to beat back the Green Tide, the Silver Empire, which was closest to Sinar, still did not relax its vigilance. While transfusing blood to the United Army, it also silently paid attention to the situation in East Nar.

Once the United Army was defeated, they would be the next target of the Green Tide.

In the Silver Empire, the border nobles were the most concerned about the situation in East Nar. After all, once the Green Tide launched an attack on the Silver Empire, they would be the first to suffer.

Even though the situation of the United Army seemed to be good, the border nobles continued to strengthen the defense of their territories at all costs.

As nobles who were promoted by war and the threat of the green tide, even if the border nobles knew that the ruling class of the Silver Empire put them here with bad intentions, they would never give up the territory they had worked so hard to obtain.

Just as Dongnar and Xinar were filled with a tense atmosphere of war, Roland and Hela were walking idly on the land of the War Committee.

Facing the bright sunshine, Roland walked slowly on the newly built stone road in the village, while Hela slowly followed behind Roland.

As he continued to move forward along the stone road, Roland heard some noisy sounds coming from the village not far away.

As the distance got closer, the sound became louder and louder.

When the two walked to the entrance of the village, Roland stretched out his perception and saw the situation at the entrance of the village.

In the open space in front of the village entrance, some children were fighting with each other in the open space, holding branches picked up from nowhere, playing role-playing games there.

"Ah, I'm the chief judge, you stole the fruit, you should be punished according to the law."

A little boy holding a long branch said seriously.

"Come on, arrest him."

After hearing the little boy's words, several children on the side smiled evilly and pounced on another child sitting on the ground with his bare buttocks in front of the little boy.

Seeing them rushing over, the child on the ground quickly ate the fruit in his right hand, then stood up, and the child on the ground got closer to each other.

It was said that they were fighting, but in fact it was more like fighting with each other, and they made several gestures to each other.

"Ah, just wait, I will come back!"

After making several gestures and standing up from the ground, the child playing the criminal suddenly covered his chest, screamed, then turned around and ran away.

After he started running, several children who were responsible for catching him immediately chased after him.

After they ran around twice, the child playing the criminal hurriedly ran out of the group of children. In the direction he ran, there was a line formed by two stones tied to wooden strips.

Just as he approached the line, he shouted with joy.

"Hehe, I'm the one running away this time!"

"Don't even think about running away!!"

When the kid playing the criminal opened the champagne during the half, a kid behind him sped up and successfully caught up. He jumped over and pushed the kid playing the criminal to the ground.

The two were rolling on the ground. The criminal child tried to break free, while the other child held him tightly.

After rolling around for a while, other children successfully rushed over, and several people worked together to catch the criminal child.

"Oh! Got it."

Several children completely pushed the criminal child to the ground.

The criminal child struggled, looking at the line formed by the wooden bars not far away, struggling to stretch out his right hand, and shouted loudly.

"No, no, as long as I can get to that place!"

However, his struggle was of no use as he was directly picked up by several children and brought together to the child who played the role of the presiding judge.

The kid who played the role of the judge waved the wooden branch in his hand and said to the kid who caught the criminal in front of him.

"You have eaten a total of eight fruits. According to the law, one fruit must be struck once, so I will strike you eight times, with my hand stretched out."

The child playing the criminal pouted, stretched out his right hand, and said harshly.

"Next time, I can definitely run away."

Then, he was slapped eight times in the palm of his hand with a wooden branch by the child playing the role of the presiding judge. He who had been arrogant just now suddenly became silent.

"Hehe, it's my turn, it's my turn."

The kid who was chasing someone just now came over and said cheerfully.

The child who had just played the role of a criminal glanced at him, gave up his position to him, and asked as he moved away.

"How many did you take?"

"Yeah three."

After hearing his question, the child who had just happily taken over the position of the criminal scratched his head, stretched out his hand, and revealed the three fruits in his hand.

"coward."

Looking at the three fruits in his hand, the child who had just taken eight fruits and was beaten eight times suddenly became more confident.

Only he dared to take so much.

The child who took three fruits didn't care and said happily.

"I'm afraid of pain."

On the other side where the children were playing, some old people were chatting in the shade of the trees and happily watching the children playing in the open space.

Perceiving everything in front of him, Roland nodded slightly.

"What's going on with you two?"

An old man under the shade of the tree saw Roland and Hela from the corner of his eye. He looked at Roland and Hela's clothes, walked over thoughtfully, and asked.

Roland looked at the old man and explained.

"It's okay, I'm just passing by."

The old man looked at Roland, who was covering his eyes with a piece of cloth, and said hesitantly.

"What's wrong with your eyes? Do you want to see a doctor? There happens to be a doctor in the village right now."

Roland smiled and said.

"Thank you, but no, my eye problem cannot be cured by a doctor."

"By the way, old man, where is the village official of your village?"

The old man looked at Roland and said.

"Out."

"What do you think of your current life? How do your village officials feel?"

"Why are you asking these questions?"

After saying that, the old man looked at Roland with increasingly weird eyes. He glanced at Hela next to Roland, then at Roland, and suddenly showed an enlightened expression.

The old man smiled and said.

"You're not an inspector sent from above, are you?"

Hearing his words, Roland was stunned for a moment, shook his head, and denied the statement.

However, the old man did not believe Roland's veto. On the contrary, he showed a knowing expression.

"Hey, I understand, I understand."

"Life is pretty good now. The village official in our village is also very good. He is very responsible on weekdays. But there is one thing that is not so good. He is always alone. The village helps him find a wife. He always Make excuses to say no.”

"Why do you have so much control from above? The village official can't marry a local person. If he doesn't marry a villager, what will he do in the future?"

"There's also the conscription. I think we can recruit more troops. Aren't we going to war with those green-skinned things now? How can only one conscription be enough?"

"There are so many people in our village. It's not a problem to raise a few more soldiers. You need to tell your leader that our village is willing to pay more taxes and recruit more soldiers."

"Hey, of the ones in my family, only two passed the exam last time. One became a cavalryman, and the other one was not so good. I heard that he became a wizard."

Although the words were a bit like saying that his own children were not so good, his tone was full of boasting.

The old man introduced his two children who joined the army to Roland in a boastful manner, and also talked about various trivial matters in the village.

Roland did not interrupt the old man, but listened to him with a smile.