Warlord: King of All Clans

The two stood aside and chatted for a long time, and the peace talks between the two tribes finally produced results.

At this time, Leo realized belatedly that there were people watching.

Although no one heard what they were talking about, it doesn't mean that no one was paying attention to the situation they were talking about.

The human army and the orc army, including the vassal tauren, trolls, goblins, boars, and gnolls.

Nearly 100,000 people were quietly watching them chatting.

Master Bobak's grand appearance attracted everyone's attention, and the terrifying illusion made people immersed in fear.

Leo was the same, to the point of temporarily ignoring the existence of others.

But when they came to their senses, as 100,000 people were waiting for the outcome of the peace talks, their eyes fell on a nobody like him.

Why can he summon elven demigods???

Why is he talking and laughing with the Elf Demigod???

Count Beowulf, who had been very caring towards Leo, began to regret that he had not cared enough for him.

I should have promised directly at the beginning to support him to become the new Earl of the North!

The legion soldiers who set out from Isenbol with Leo were even more amazed.

The knights of the corner flags who had had quarrels with him began to consider asking for forgiveness overnight, or simply surrendering.

Mitchell, the Grand Duke of the North, and Barthalom, the Commander-in-Chief of the Orcs, walked up to Master Bobak and handed over the peace treaty and the accompanying map respectively.

"Master Bobak, please take a look."

Master Bobak didn't even look at them. He just stared at the two and asked, "Is this the result of your joint discussion?"

"yes."

"Do you have any objections?"

"No."

Master Bobak then nodded and said, "Okay, in that case, the peace talks will take effect. Any party that tears up the treaty will be my enemy."

"I, the elven druid, Bobak Marimotas, declare this contract valid."

As he spoke, he pointed at the treaty and the map. A bright green light enveloped them and then passed on to the Grand Duke of the North and the Orc Commander.

The two of them felt the power of the contract at the same time, and couldn't help but be more cautious, responding in a low voice.

Leo stretched his neck to watch the fun. He often went in and out of the residence of the Grand Duke of the North and had a clear understanding of the progress of the peace talks.

The final agreement was that the North leased the two cities of Aeolus Fortress and Varanger, as well as the mountains to the north of Earl Beowulf, as an area for the orcs to survive.

As the initiator of this war, the Orcs need to pay a war reparation of two million gold coins, to be repaid within thirty years.

Two million gold coins is 20 billion. According to the productivity of the Beastmen, if the whole tribe works together, they can barely pay the bill.

Of course, not all currencies are gold and silver. I’m afraid the Beastmen have even lost the technology to mint coins, and everyone practices barter.

But this is undoubtedly more disadvantageous.

At that time, they can only rely on large amounts of supplies or even slaves to make up for the numbers.

This treaty meant that the orcs would work for the humans in the north for thirty years.

Except for some minor changes, most of the contents of the current treaty will not change.

This was a great advantage for the human race in the short term, as they exchanged a large tract of unowned wasteland for a race of workers.

Even Earl Beowulf, who was forced to give up half of his territory, took advantage of it. The mountains and hills to the north of Earl Beowulf's territory had never been developed and were now leased to the orcs. Naturally, he would take the second largest share of the war reparations.

If we ignore future territorial disputes, at least it is a huge profit for now.

The only casualties were the Count Frylov family, who lost the military fortress Varanger and one-third of their territory, the head of the family was killed in battle, the population was halved, and the main army was destroyed.

The remaining three cities were occupied by the three sons respectively, and what followed was endless internal strife and foreign enemies' surveillance.

Looking at the peace talks outside the city, Hermann Frelov and his brother Viktor Frelov, who were standing on the top of the city, could not help but clench their fists.

The Fruilov family, which had prospered for hundreds of years, declined.

After the peace talks ended, Master Bobak did not stay for too long, but went back to the polar ice field to block the door.

As a sign of "sincerity", Count Beboos's Legion and Count Gustav's Legion of Frowald withdrew one after another.

They certainly would not tell the orcs that they were being attacked from both sides and that their situation was even more critical than that of the orcs themselves.

The orcs also began to disband their legions and retreat to the north.

Their food stores have run out. If they delay any longer, the legion will collapse without the need for human attack. Their top priority now is to disperse and find food to survive.

It is conceivable that many of the tribesmen must have starved to death along the way.

With the deterrence of Master Bobak, large-scale battles between the two tribes will definitely not happen, but small frictions will definitely continue.

It is impossible for all the orcs and vassal clans that have moved south in the surrounding areas to obediently leave the land they have occupied.

The local legion of Frovald has a deep hatred for the invasion of the orcs, which resulted in the destruction of their country and the demise of their families, and they will not let go of their hatred just because of the peace talks between the two tribes.

It is conceivable that in the years to come, territorial disputes between the two tribes will occur constantly in every corner, just like in the northern and southern borders of the empire.

The conflict escalated uncontrollably until finally a war broke out again.

But Leo was very satisfied with the result, which far exceeded his expectations.

If Master Bobak was only a Saint and lacked deterrent power, perhaps within a few years the two races would fight again.

By then, the River Bay Leader, who is not prepared yet, might be extinguished like a weak candle in the continuous war.

Master Bobak is awesome!

After that, Leo had nothing to do, and it was time for the Isenbol Legion to set off for home.

Before leaving, Legion Commander Arnold, Deputy Legion Commander Rudolf, and Leo attended a dinner hosted by the Grand Duke of the North.

At the dinner, the respected Grand Duke of the North announced that Hermann Frelov would become the new Count of Frelov and inherit the remaining Earldom of Frelov.

At the same time, he announced to the world that he would adopt Rio Mundo as his adopted son!

As the ruler of the North, the Duke of the North does not need to engage in secret loyalty like the Northern Bannermen, and his adopted son is equally noble.

The news of Hermann Fruilov's succession to the title of Count will be delivered to all major human forces so that people will have an idea of ​​what is going on.

Before that, he asked Leo if he wanted the title of Earl of the North.

But after careful consideration and the advice of the Archduke, Leo felt that it was not the right time.

With a hereditary title, the land has an owner, and the surrounding neighbors will begin to find ways to "inherit" this hereditary land.

The size of the river bend cannot stop these malicious intentions.

But when there was no hereditary title, if the neighbors wanted to take any action, they still had to face the Fruilov family, the superior feudal lords of the river bend.

A lean camel is bigger than a horse. Even though Fruilov only has three cities left, it is still many times stronger than Hewan.

Moreover, the River Bay Territory, which has not yet become independent, is the object of the Fruilov family's efforts to win over. Once it becomes independent, it will become their biggest enemy.

On the contrary, the title of "Adopted Son of the Grand Duke of the North" can intimidate many villains.

As a way of caring for his young adopted son, the Grand Duke of the North not only rewarded him with a large amount of money and supplies, but also allocated ten Wind Knights to swear allegiance to Leo and serve as his retainers.