Become a wizard lord with a copy system

Daniel Hawkins never thought that Knight Tosse would send an envoy.

The envoy's purpose was very simple. He first told Daniel Hawkins about his current predicament in the wasteland, and then proposed attractive conditions. He said:

"Baron, our lady admires you very much. Our Knight Tosse is willing to marry his daughter to you, and promises that you will have no worries about food and clothing in your life, as long as you are willing to join our Knight."

When the warriors of the Hawkins family heard this, they all gnashed their teeth in hatred, and the envoy said some conditions later, they were afraid that the Baron would really agree. The envoy even took out the self-portrait of the eldest lady, who was indeed a charming beauty.

Daniel Hawkins laughed and said, "You can also say that I am a Baron, how can a Baron join a Knight."

The envoy said disapprovingly: "Our Knight will soon not be a Knight, he will be a Viscount."

"Oh, who gave him the title?" Daniel Hawkins asked.

The messenger did not answer this question directly. He also knew that it would be more disadvantageous to continue talking, so he just said: "I still hope that the Baron will think about it carefully, otherwise your final outcome will be death."

When the soldiers in the tent heard this, they drew their swords and pointed at the messenger and cursed: "Believe it or not, I will kill you."

Facing this scene, the messenger was not afraid, but just said: "Kill me if you have the guts."

Daniel Hawkins certainly would not do such a stupid thing as killing the messenger, otherwise he would be fooled by them. He just said: "First of all, the western area of ​​Songke Town was originally my fiefdom, which was given to me by the king himself. Everyone can testify to this. Therefore, my group is a righteous army, and the ancient gods will stand on my side."

"Secondly, you are right. I don't want to increase casualties, but I will not be your consort. Even if I want to marry your eldest daughter, it will not be in this way. I am not interested in being a son-in-law. "The messenger said: "So, Lord Baron, you refuse?" Daniel Hawkins shook his head and said: "I can provide another plan, that is, return the West District to me, and Knight Tosse returns to his original North District. Otherwise, this battle is inevitable, and it is nothing more than a life-and-death struggle." "Lord Baron, I don't think Knight Tosse will do the condition you mentioned." The messenger wanted to make a final persuasion: "Please listen to my advice, you can't afford it." Daniel Hawkins smiled and said: "Whether I can afford it or not, then don't bother with you. Send me out." "Lord Baron said well!" The soldiers shouted. The messenger listened to the soldiers' full-spirited roar outside, which had not been heard in Tosse's military camp for a long time. After the messenger returned, he relayed Daniel Hawkins' words to Knight Tosser and all the warriors and wizards in the hall.

Knight Tosser became angrier and angrier as he listened, and smashed the wine glass in his hand to the ground: "Daniel Hawkins, you are really arrogant. You want me to go back to the North District? Bullshit."

Millie Tosser was also very angry and screamed and cursed: "He doesn't want such good conditions from me? Did you show him my portrait?"

The messenger nodded and said: "I showed him."

"Is he not satisfied?" Millie Tosser shouted.

"I don't know." The messenger said, "But he said he is not interested in being a live-in son-in-law."

Millie Tosse could not help but sneer when she heard it: "Well, Daniel Hawkins, you are shameless. There are so many people lining up to be a live-in son-in-law. He really thinks he is a genius and thinks he can do everything. Father, we can't let him go."

Knight Tosse said, "You don't need to tell me. A 20-year-old brat is actually provoking me. Okay, let's fight and see who can outlast who. Daniel Hawkins, don't let me see you, otherwise I will tear you to pieces."

...

Daniel Hawkins found that Knight Tosse had not sent anyone to attack for a long time. He understood that the other party was playing a war of attrition with him.

If this is true, it is really hurtful to him.

And he found that while he was recruiting, Knight Tosse would also recruit. No matter how much he recruited, he would not have more than Knight Tosse.

Especially the transportation of food and water, and it had to be transported from Dawn Town, which was the biggest consumption.

Moreover, his only trusted father, Robert Hawkins, is also very busy now. He has to recruit people, train new soldiers, and arrange people to dig traps.

He still has to do this himself.

Now Knight Tosse is hiding in the castle like a turtle. Even if Daniel Hawkins issues a challenge to him, he will not fight.

Daniel Hawkins smiled. This is even better.

He ordered all the troops to be assembled and headed directly to the west of Songke Town.

…

The alarm sounded in Knight Tosse's castle, and the soldiers guarding the town and outside the town also received orders and retreated to the castle.

As for the civilians, Knight Tosse didn't care about their lives at all. Anyway, they were all hungry people. They couldn't fight or work, and they would starve to death sooner or later.

The tavern owner had been approved to take his family into the castle, but he refused. Thinking about the situation of the Tosser soldiers, it was like a sheep entering a tiger's mouth. If they were all going to die, they might as well die in their own tavern.

The townspeople were terrified and hid in their houses, picking up rakes, brooms, and kitchen knives to protect themselves. Some people who were starving to the point of skin and bones didn't care. They could kill or chop them up as they pleased.

Just as the townspeople were praying and trembling against the door, imagining that Hawkins' army would kill, rape and plunder, they heard a voice outside the house shouting:

"Bread, there is bread, who wants bread."

The townspeople stuck their heads out of the window and saw several soldiers holding bread and shouting outside.

There was no fighting, no screaming, and no arrogant laughter from the soldiers. There were only down-to-earth shouts: "Bread, those who are hungry can come and eat bread, it's free."

Despite this, the townspeople still wondered if these soldiers wanted to trick them out and then capture them as prisoners, slaughter them, and rape them.

After all, Knight Tosse's group of soldiers did this when they came, so they didn't dare to believe it easily. They also knew that their broken houses could not stop them, but they still had to have basic resistance. They could kill them, but they couldn't let them kill them too easily.

Just when they didn't believe it, a starving man walked up to them and said, "Is there really bread to eat?"