The Legend of Fatality

When the flag officer stood up on the parade ground, Prince Rovkon looked over the door of his tent. The army assembled in the morning for training is full of dross-murderers, deserters, thieves, rapists, profiteers and smugglers.

However, there are no Relmas in his team. Relmas never like to sentence criminals to death. Only a few lucky people will be directly hanged-this is not because of benevolence or something, but They want to keep the prisoners at Reilmas ’biggest annual celebration—the day known as the Carnival of Prisoners.

The Carnival of Prisoners is also called the City Remembrance Day. It is the day when the Relmas drove away the greedy and cruel last duke to form a republic-of course, at first they just released the prisoners. Rather than watching them in a **** and cruel game against each other in the biggest arena in the city as they are now-all prisoners can participate, especially those who should be sentenced to capital punishment will be forced to participate-and finally decided A champion, he will have this title and freedom.

Prince Rofkoen managed his 'Bee Sting' mercenary regiment with rigorous training and perfect treatment. The mercenary regiment has a professional team of chefs. Everyone will have two uniforms and one suit for communication, including a silk shirt. Monthly supplies of red wine, cigarettes and other supplies are also provided. There are also four enlisted doctors in the regiment who can replace and repair damaged weapons and armor for free.

Perfect treatment equals more expenses, so the price of his mercenary group accepting employment is also high. However, because of the existence of these veterans, his mercenary regiment may not be the most powerful mercenary regiment, but it is definitely one of the most threatening mercenary regiments. Because when an employer who dares to hire "Bee Sting" cannot pay, he will not only lose his life, he will become a "Bee Sting" trophy together with his family and territory. This is the reason why Rilmas strictly restricts them from entering the city.

Quartermaster Lovach came to Rovkon from a distance. Rovkon nodded at his longest friend, turned his head into the tent and waited for the other party to come in.

"Colonel," Lovach had a white-faced beard, and he said as soon as he entered the tent. "People have been found, but less than expected. Only fifteen crossbowmen are more reliable."

"This is normal, my friend." Rolf Cohen made himself more comfortable sitting on the mat in the tent. "The fifteen crossbowmen are already more than I expected. Let them bring the magic crossbow arrows."

"Observe the order, Colonel. The remaining people are thirty-five spearmen and thirty swordsmen. There are also some people who are stronger in singles and will fight as soldiers." Lovach said in detail. "The spear can be disassembled and then assembled in the city, but the shield and armor are more troublesome, and Rilmas is very strict. We can only try to transport it to the city."

"Let's say the result, Lovach." Rofkoen said directly.

"I only arranged for a total of less than one hundred people to enter the city, and at most only one-third of them could guarantee armor and hold shields."

"Enough is enough. The" bone bite "Moen said that there were less than forty people on the ship, and less than half of them had participated in the battle. And even if they hired adventurers ... the adventurers had no effect when fighting the Phalanx. Rolf Cohen rubbed his chin and continued. "I'm only worried that the port's security team will cause trouble."

"I will let people give them some benefits."

"Well, the pirates said that they would arrive in three days. If the ship fled to the sea, the pirates would inform us of the location of the island. If they docked, we would need to do it ourselves. Remember, tell my adjutant Giya Li Ni left the captain's life, and everyone else solved it. "

"Observe, Colonel. I will arrange it." Lovach left the tent after a salute.

Preventing Lovach from sending more soldiers and weapons into the city of Rilmas is the patrol captain of the city gate, Feidt-Urtas, an arrogant idiot that Lovach is familiar with. He is a 'non-purchasable' person, breaking Lovach's original plan. He initially planned to hire some refugees who had fled to wear uniforms to pretend to be mercenaries of the "Bee Sting" regiment, and then sent 300 real mercenaries into the city.

Fortunately, there was a savvy man under Feidit. He found Lovach privately and said he was very interested in the silver box that was originally intended for Feidit. This shrewd man named Rainer finally managed to finish the plan for him. But sending the whole team in and this piecemeal delivery to the city are two completely different ways. In the former way, the captain will manage the people under him, while in the latter, one can only expect the quality of the mercenary, and the quality of the mercenary is a joke.

Lovach was full of confidence in front of Rofkoen, but in fact he could not predict how many people would report to Giaryni when he actually took action.

In the extravagant and luxurious five-story palace decorated by the merchant ship's giant Al-Urik, the butler stood outside Urick's private room waiting for the master's call. Marcus Rosier once served Yurik's father and watched Yurik grow up. But he never surpassed anything for this reason. He knew that the housekeeper was the housekeeper, not the owner's family, even if Yurik had nothing to hide from him.

After hearing the bell, he pushed open the door of his master's room, and cold air came from inside. This is emitted by a huge ice block used to cool down in summer, making the room much cooler than outside.

"Master, Io Kabuqi greets you, UU reads the book www.uukanshu.com and he sent the news from the port." When Marcus looked up and saw Uric, he said.

"I thought he would be obsessed with seeing me in person." Yurik said coldly, his eyes still on the documents on the table. "Talk about the news."

"An adventurer wants him to dock the Fatalin Association ship in the name of inspection. It is best to let it stay for a few more days." Marcus said slowly.

"Oh? Stay for a few days." Yurik repeated. "Does this mean they will get it right in the next few days? I remember the two crew members' reports that they would only stay for a month."

"Yes, lord. They will leave in two days at the soonest. Mr. Cappucci has an idea."

"Tell me."

"Mr. Cappucci did n’t think they dared to do it during the day, so he would remove the guards of that part of the pier at night in the name of celebrating his birthday. Wait for the battle between the two parties to continue for some time before proceeding to show your kindness. "

Yurik shook his head and tapped the table with his finger.

"Mr. Cappucci never understands the rules of the game."

"Yes, so I have rejected his idea. But I think he will still try to do it, in his own name." Marcus said after bowing slightly.

"You did a good job, Marcus. There is no need to report to me on this kind of thing." Yurik laughed, and he was very pleased that the person he trusted most was a smart man, smart and loyal.

"Master, as you said, there is no secret between us." Marcus bowed and bowed.

"Well, I can't tell you, if there is nothing else, you go to rest." Urik shook his head with a smile.

"Okay, lord. The subordinates retired." Marcus turned again and left the room after giving a salute.