Before he was crowned king II

The long night has not yet passed,? Tisifeng sat down in the temporary camp where the army of Sanvia was stationed, and put aside the saber at his waist: "How much is our food and grass supply lost?"

"The grain levied from the capital and other territories was robbed on the road of transportation."

Executive Webb shook his head, fidgeting, and didn't dare to look at the officer's expression at all, "However,? We have stockpiled food in the Northern Territory in advance, and it can probably last for half a month."

Tisifeng's expression was not as angry as Executive Webb imagined: "It's only been a month since the expedition,? The rear supply has been delivered five times,? More than half of them have been attacked,? Every team is Annihilated. Do you know what that means, Executive Webb."

"It's because I have a very serious problem with the wiring arrangement..." Executive Webb didn't even think about it,? Immediately began to admit his mistake.

"It's exactly the same as the battle of the gray wall. There is an invisible force disrupting the situation."

Tisifeng intertwined his fingers, "This time our course of action has been clearly grasped again. Could it be that the inner ghost is not hiding in the capital? Instead, he infiltrated the army?"

"Inner ghost? You mean someone in the army leaked the news?" Executive Webb trembled.

"Maybe the inner ghost is not one person, but a group of people? They have been watching us." Ti Xifeng narrowed his eyes slightly.

"But, how could the sub-orcs have the opportunity to approach us? This is simply impossible. It is impossible for the sub-orcs to mix into our camp."

Executive Webb couldn't accept this assumption. There was a group of people watching their every move... He felt that Her Royal Highness's words were too horrifying.

"The sub-orcs may not be the only ones who are against us." Tisifeng suddenly thought of something, "It's the guy who claims to be the messenger of the gods,? He finally couldn't help but started to act."

The corners of her mouth curled up, and she held the quill in her hand, "Very well, let's compare and see,? Who will the so-called god stand behind?"

Sean walked alone in the unoccupied aisle of the college, pinching the collar of the school uniform with his fingers.

"Really? As expected of the Spear of the Empire, the sense of war is indeed very keen. They actually noticed that we were watching their actions so quickly, and carefully changed the order transmission to written form." Sean stood by the window ,? Looking at the students talking and laughing downstairs.

"I see, even if I can't fully detect their actions, it doesn't matter."

Sean said softly, "She hasn't realized that she is trapped, and the strategies she can adopt at present have become limited. One of them must be to move some troops to protect the rear grain truck. That's right, our goal has been achieved gone."

He tapped the golden jewelry, "Have Kaisen and the others already set off? Well, Warner, don't act rashly these days. You all retreat to the forest and wait for me to contact you next time."

"It's really troublesome enough." Sean let out a breath, lowered his arms, and Herrell was leaning against the wall behind him.

"You obviously enjoy it." Herrell said absent-mindedly, twirling his fingers around his long golden hair, "Does it feel so good to be a chess player?"

"It's not bad, it's better than being a pawn at the mercy of others." Sean turned and looked at Herrell, "Of course, it's all thanks to you."

"Chess... That's how you described yourself back then. I've always wondered why you still insist on using the name "Xion" even though you have given up your noble status. "

Herrell stared at Sean and said, "Now I understand a little bit, deep down in your heart you still have a grudge about your past self."

"Everyone has a past that cannot be escaped, we are all the same." Sean said in a low voice, his fingers wiped out a circle with gaps on the gray glass.

The inconspicuous boats drifted on the river, getting farther and farther away from the land.

This is an old fishing boat with a very strong smell of the sea from every corner. In order to better deceive people, there are still a few lively sardines wrapped in the fishing net on the deck.

Kaysen sat in the bow of the boat in a straw hat with a brim, an unbaited fishing rod in his hand.

He glanced at Private Evan who was lying in the canopy, his eyes were tightly closed, and he seemed to be dozing off.

"We have successfully left the Northern Territory, and now we are going to start working, brother." Kaisen looked up at the direction of the sun.

"I'm still weak, friend." Private Evan opened his eyes.

"As long as you can move your hands." Kaisen handed the private a paddle, "Give me a hand, time is running out."

Private Evan sat up with some exhaustion, paddling the wooden paddle with his only movable arm: "By the way, I didn't find a chance to ask you on the road just now, who is the woman who took us away?"

"It's hard for me to explain her identity. She should be regarded as our friend." Kaisen said.

"I guess so. What's her name?"

"Lilith..."

"Is she human?"

"perhaps……"

"How old is she? She looks young."

"Wait a minute, your question is getting more and more strange." Kaisen frowned, and looked at the private sitting opposite him with some doubts, "Why are you asking these questions?"

"Kason, do you think Lilith is pretty?" Private Evan's expression was unexpectedly serious.

"I don't know. She was wearing a hood the whole time, and I didn't pay attention to her appearance. Why do you ask this? Is there anything suspicious about her?" Kaisen was a little confused.

"Actually, I caught a glimpse of her profile on the road. It is very beautiful, like a pure and cold laurel."

Evan suddenly lowered his head and paused his paddling hand, "To be honest, I'm a little moved."

"No, did you actually keep peeking at women when I asked you to guard your surroundings together?"

Kaisen was a little unbelievable, "This is the battlefield, we just passed the station of the imperial army."

"I know I'm on the battlefield, but it's a man's nature to appreciate a beautiful woman. Besides, I really only glanced at it, nothing peeked at it all the time." Evan couldn't help explaining, "Kayson, why do you look like that? with me?"

"It's nothing, I just think you are different from what I imagined." Kaisen didn't say anything else and continued to paddle vigorously. He was just a little shocked, and he was not a nosy person in nature.

"Do you think I'm that perfect warrior? Bloodthirsty? Fearless?"

Evan sighed, "How is that possible? We were not born for war."

"But we live in a world that needs war to live," Kaisen said softly.

"Don't make it so heavy! Even if we have to keep fighting, we can still have our own lives, such as finding a woman we like." Private Evan broke the atmosphere with a smile, "Do you have someone you like?"

"No..." Kaisen shook his head.

"Really? I think that girl named Lily of the Valley seems to like your appearance?" Evan said.

"Lily of the valley?" Kaisen frowned, "No, I think you made a mistake."

"It seems that you don't like her anymore." Evan pouted, with a regretful expression, "Then what do you like?"

"I don't know." Kaisen was taken aback.

"When I asked you, didn't any faces flash through your mind?" Evan asked a little bit unwillingly.

"No..." Kaisen looked away, with an unnatural expression, "I have been busy with the vanguard, and never considered other aspects. Because I haven't met a few sub-orc women, I can't be sure what I like. of."

He looked at the deep blue water, "If I had to say it, I would never be with a human female."

"Sorry, I almost forgot that you are a sub-orc man who split halfway." Evan was taken aback, realizing that he might have said something wrong before. He ignored that Kaisen was a special case. The other party's parents were sub-orc man and human. Forbidden combination.

"It's nothing..." Kaisen's expression was calm, but the atmosphere was obviously much lower.

"If you don't like human women, don't look for them." Evan comforted, "We sub-orcs also have a lot of beautiful girls, if it's not possible, I can introduce my sister to you, she is the most beautiful in our tribe! "

"You have a younger sister? Chief Zadgar probably doesn't have a daughter," Kaisen said.

"It's not the chief's daughter, it's my own sister. She's not from the Thunderstorm clan."

Evan's eyes softened, "Although we separated at a very young age, I guarantee that she is really beautiful... Her name is Nina, isn't it a cute name, her favorite flower is the kind of light Yellow jasmine, every recent season will pick a large bunch and put it at home..."

Kaisen listened silently, and realized that Private might really like this sister named Nina.

After all, the other party is not usually a talkative person, and today he can talk non-stop with a person who is not good at words.

Kaisen didn't think the private was noisy and long-winded. On the contrary, he actually envied that the other party had a younger sister who he could talk about.

This kind of feeling of being attached to your heart is really good, at least no matter where you wander or get lost, there is always a rope that can lead you back slowly...

A long time ago, Hua De asked him why he worked so hard to organize the Scarlet Vanguard. His answer was to help the sub-orcs regain their freedom, but Kaisen knew in his heart that this was a lie.

He has been a human being for more than ten years, how could he be able to immediately assume the identity of a sub-orc man at that time, and make such a lofty awareness.

After all, he was just like a child fighting against the man who gave up on him.

Kaisen rowed the boat numbly, looking at the shore getting closer and closer, his mood became heavier and heavier.

感谢在2021-03-14?00:15:04-2021-03-14?23:11:08期间为我投出霸王票或灌溉营养液的小天使哦——

16021023, my wife's surname is Gu, yuki? 1;

yuki? 20 bottles;