Give Me the Name of God

Longson walked out of the royal capital single-handedly, which surprised Bucken.

But Lungerson didn't give in, which surprised Bucken even more. According to his understanding, Rungesen is a person who values ​​reputation more than life and death. According to the terms of the peace negotiation, he came out to die. Now he is resisting desperately, which is obviously a violation of the agreement. Bucken can therefore refuse to negotiate for peace.

But he will never refuse, even if Longesen escapes, he will not refuse, even if Longesen kills many of his people, he will not refuse.

Bucken had no way to retreat, and there was no way to capture the royal capital. The only road in front of him was death. Now the king personally pulled him from hell to heaven. No matter what happened, he had no reason to refuse.

Longgesen's idea was much simpler. He didn't want to die unjustly, especially he didn't want to be burned to death. As for the safety of the royal capital, the king's attitude made him understand that this matter had nothing to do with him. Mission and responsibility are just wishful thinking on his part.

Wearing the most dazzling shirt is because the shirt has polished armor leaves that can withstand the attack of the holy light. The reason for climbing to the top of the city is to find the enemy's weakest position and maximize the probability of escape.

When Longesen raised his lance, the God's Punishment Army was preparing to fight in a hurry. Unexpectedly, loud war drums sounded from the top of the city.

The soldiers stood on the top of the city and shouted in unison: General!

They knew what had happened and what was going to happen, and there were some things they had no control over, but that was the only help they could give Lungerson.

The new general and his men, armed with whips and wooden clubs, tried to stop the soldiers, but they were so crowded by the soldiers that they almost fell off the top of the city.

He gave in and hid in the tower without making a sound. He had a hundred ways to please the king, but he couldn't find a way to frighten the warrior who was tempered in blood and fire.

Amidst the shouts of the soldiers, Longesen raised his lance and knocked down the oncoming general of the God's Punishment Army. He rode a horse and rushed to the stake. The executioner wearing a hood and holding a torch was killed by Longesen's horse. He crashed into the pyre, and the torch fell into the oiled dry firewood. The raging flames instantly engulfed the executioner, and the monk responsible for praying beside him was not spared.

Behind the stake were two military camps. There was a passage several feet wide between the camps. This was the breakout point chosen by Longgesen. Several God's Punishment soldiers stepped forward to stop them and died directly under the horses' hooves. One of the God's Punishment soldiers The general jumped down from the arrow tower and tried to throw Longesen off his horse. As a result, he was caught by Longson in mid-air and fell headfirst to the ground.

The heavy lance flew freely in Longgesen's hand. Wherever it passed, there was a bloody road with two rows of corpses.

Bucken's eyes turned red. Originally, he thought it would be okay to let Longerson struggle to his death, but who would have thought that this struggle could easily kill dozens of people.

Seeing Longesen rushing to the end of the camp, a group of archers stood in a row and fired arrows to intercept him.

But Longesen's armor was too thick, and even the war horse was wrapped tightly. Occasionally, a few arrowheads could leave some scratches. This injury was almost painless to Longesen.

When Longesen rushed into the military formation, only a few of the archers were slaughtered. Longesen took away more than 20 lives and continued running towards the wilderness.

We can't let him continue to escape, otherwise he will really escape from sight. Bucken led more than a dozen divine punishment warriors to come forward in person to encircle them. The divine punishers took the lead in launching the holy light. A beam of holy light injured Longson's shoulder, and another beam of holy light scratched Longson's shoulder. On the cheek, all the rest of the holy light was bounced back by the armor leaves on Longgesen's shirt. A beam of holy light that bounced back hit the face of a God's Punisher, directly punching a hole in his face.

Longsen was considered an upright man, but that didn't mean he wasn't ruthless enough on the battlefield. This shirt was worth sixteen thousand gold coins and was specially customized for the God's Punishment Warriors.

Bucken didn't intend to use the third level skill to defeat Longgesen. He rushed to the front of the military formation and prepared to launch the flow of flame skill.

But he didn't realize one thing. Lungerson had seen Howitt's Flame Flowing Skill and knew every detail of the action. Bucken used the same action at this time, and he was exposed.

It is very dangerous to expose oneself in front of the high-ranking followers of Hercules. Bucken's fire snake hadn't appeared yet, but Longgesen suddenly turned around, opened his bow, and shot an arrow.

Bucken was also wearing heavy armor, but he didn't expect the arrow to be so powerful that it penetrated the armor directly and hit Bucken's shoulder blade.

Bucken screamed in pain and almost fell off his horse. The arrow almost made him lose consciousness.

This is the strength of the fifth-level believer of Hercules. Longgesen's bow is also specially made. Even if several people work together, they can't pull the bowstring even slightly. He also had a lot of business in the east of the city, but he lived a very simple life. He spent all his savings on this piece of equipment.

Longesen's counterattack was not over yet. Arrows flew one after another. Bucken controlled the horse and hid behind the other God's Punishers. Longesen's arrows were all in vain. More than a dozen God's Punishment Warriors fell off their horses one after another, but after a fight, In the meantime, the God's Punishment Army organized its formation and gradually formed an encirclement.

Can't let him escape! Bucken shouted loudly, The Lord is watching you, kill him, and we will win the final victory!

During the siege, Longerson could not find a way out, and his horse's hooves slowed down, which also meant that he basically lost the possibility of breaking out.

A Divine Punisher stabbed Longerson in the right arm. He could no longer wield the lance freely, nor could he draw the bow easily.

He also suffered several injuries under his ribs. The pain was bearable, but the wounds continued to bleed.

The war horse was also injured and began to stagger.

Lungerson was prepared. He knew that the probability of defeating the siege single-handedly was slim, but at least he would die with more dignity.

The war drums on the top of the city still continued, and the soldiers shouted the general's name with red eyes.

There was a dense mass of spears in front of him. Longgesen rushed towards the weakest part of the formation. He knew that this was his last charge. He might be able to kill a few enemies, but the outcome would not change. He would be killed by spears. Poke it into a sieve.

But just as Rungersen approached, the enemy troops suddenly dispersed, and Bucken blew the retreat horn.

Longerson was shocked. He didn't understand why Bucken let him go. Do heroes pity each other?

He was overthinking it, Bucken was not in that mood.

An army appeared in sight. Earl Carreon of Smoky Stone led three thousand soldiers to the city. Bucken must immediately organize a defensive formation.

Bucken and Earl Kallen are old acquaintances, and he is very clear about Kallen's position. Kallen has been secretly fighting against God's Punisher. Although he is not as high-profile as Gasak, his attitude is very determined.

Three thousand soldiers and horses are not too many. Bucken still has more than 10,000 soldiers, which is more than enough to deal with Kallen.

But Carreon arrived by chance. Could this be the king's conspiracy?

Only one Earl of Smokestone came, or did all the lords from all over the place come? Being under siege under the capital city was equivalent to the end of the world for Bucken.

Bucken ordered the entire army to retreat to the camp and sent a messenger to the royal capital.

He agreed to make peace with the king, the only requirement being that he could enter the royal capital that night.