I became a mage and was recruited by the lord as his son-in-law

Youlun was silent for a long time, but in the end he didn't say a word.

As for the rebels, he might not really have that ability.

Beth treated the wound on her hand while observing the man's reaction.

When she saw the look on the man's face, which showed more fear than courage, she knew that he was not destined to be a knight.

Beth didn't have any hope in men either. She needed to understand the situation in this world now. It would be much faster to learn from a native than to figure it out on her own.

This man was once a member of the resistance army, but later became a surrendered soldier. He is responsible for his family and is obviously a good commentator.

"You don't have to be afraid. If you really don't have the talent of a knight, I won't force you to join the army. As long as you abide by the rules of the city you visit, it will be fine."

Youlun knew this was the only way, he needed Beth, he wanted his family and children to be alive.

His daughter was only seven years old. He didn't want her to die in the sacrifice of Warcraft, nor did he want his wife to die in obscurity.

Even if I was separated from them, at least they were not dead, and I would still think of them for a moment in my heart.

"Thank you, Sir Knight. I will abide by the rules there. I just want my wife and daughter to be alive."

Beth nodded. The injury on her hand could not be healed in a short time, but with the saint's use of magic, it was enough to hold the sword temporarily.

"I'll deal with those soldiers. You go find your wife and women. Find a place to hide. I'll find you."

Beth patted the man's shoulder and left a small leaf in his body. This leaf was connected to Beth, and she would know the man's location.

The man nodded.

Beth didn't say anything else. She picked up the long sword beside her and took a look at the blade. There were already many places where the blade was bent.

With an estimate of her own fighting ability in mind, Beth jumped up and jumped onto the roof in front.

Bending over, Beth came to the roof of Youlun's house.

The two-story building was a typical Western-style flat-roofed house. On the roof there was still a large barbecue grill left over from a banquet, a few tables, discarded furniture, and a few empty wine barrels next to it.

Beth glanced at the position of the soldiers below. She had to get rid of them as quickly as possible, and do it in a covert manner without making too much noise.

Behind the small building was an alley, very narrow, with an entrance but no exit. Beth looked at the wine barrel behind her and had an idea.

She picked up a wine barrel and threw it directly into the alley.

There was a loud bang and the sound of something falling from the sky immediately attracted the soldiers' attention.

Beth quickly picked up the second barrel and threw it down. The two barrels collided and kept rolling in the alley.

"There's movement in the alley behind."

"Quick, deputy captain, take a few people to take a look."

"Yes."

Then there was a sound of hurried footsteps. Beth hid on the roof, waiting for the soldiers to enter the alley.

"Only two empty barrels."

"Maybe it's hiding in there."

"Let's go in and take a look."

Hearing that the soldiers' attention had been attracted by the barrel, Beth stretched her head forward to check and found that the soldiers had already entered the alley.

Beth narrowed her eyes. These soldiers were all wearing heavy armor, but Beth sensed their aura and found that none of them were knights.

If Beth's abilities could be used freely, she could kill all these soldiers in an instant.

But now most of her abilities are unusable, and it is very difficult to break through the defense of heavy armor with the sword in her hand.

It's not worth wasting time to kill these soldiers.

Beth looked at the large barbecue grills behind her. There were more than one grill and they were very heavy, and very difficult to assemble and disassemble.

I have an idea in mind.

Beth picked up a barbecue grill, walked to the top of the alley, and threw it directly over the heads of the last few soldiers.

"Boom."

"what!"

The leading soldier looked back and saw a giant barbecue grill pressing on the soldier.

The protection of heavy armor prevented the soldiers from dying on the spot and allowed them to stand up with their own strength.

"Damn it, it's up there."

He quickly looked up and saw another barbecue grill falling down, but this time it did not hit the remaining soldiers, but fell on the previous barbecue grill.

Two barbecue grills were suddenly put together, followed by a series of tables, as well as old furniture such as wardrobes. These things were piled together, blocking the exit of the alley.

The protective power of heavy armor is very strong.

Beth knew that it was impossible to kill several heavily armored soldiers with these things, so she didn't think about killing them, but about stopping them.

Her plan was successful, and the alley trapped half of the soldiers on the periphery.

The remaining soldiers outside the house heard the noise and hurried over here.

From time to time, there were sounds of smashing and smashing in the house, and noises were also heard outside, but there were no cries for help, so the soldiers inside did not stop.

Beth raised the sword in her hand and walked to the top of the alley exit, just in time to see several soldiers who were rushing towards this side with weapons.

The soldiers in the alley were still moving the tables and discarded furniture. They cursed loudly, but they did not doubt that the person above was a master.

Beth took a deep breath, stood at the edge of the roof, slowly squatted down, and waited for the soldiers to arrive.

"what happened?"

As soon as a soldier appeared below, he began to ask about the situation. Beth knew that this was the person in charge.

The soldiers behind him were lined up in neat rows, waiting for orders from the soldier at the front.

Beth gently moved herself so that she was above the front soldier.

"You guys, go and move these things away."

"Yes."

There were only two guards left behind the leading soldier, and the rest of the soldiers had already reached the alley in front to help move the heavy objects.

The soldiers in the alley saw new soldiers coming and quickly reminded them:

"Be careful up there."

The leading soldier looked up and saw a sword shadow, and then everything in his sight was spinning.

The owner of the sword shadow was Beth.

When the leading soldier arrived, Beth was ready for a sneak attack. The moment the other soldier raised his head, Beth jumped down and directly cut off the other soldier's head.

Before the remaining soldiers could react, Beth had already snatched the leading soldier's sword and slashed him in the head. Blood gushed out of the guard's throat and he fell backwards.

The soldiers who were moving the furniture finally reacted. They hurriedly reached for the long swords at their waists, but it was too late.

Beth was like a tiger entering a pack of wolves, swinging her sword and sending arcs of white light through the air.

These soldiers were just ordinary people wearing heavy armor. How could they withstand such a battle? In a short while, Beth killed them all.

Beth gestured towards the balcony, signaling Youlun to come over, and then she picked up a long sword from the ground, broke open the window, and went straight into the house.