Bloodline Lord of War

  Chapter 62 The Horse Bandits Destroyed

  The combat style of the iron guards is characterized by the word "reckless". With the blessing of the giant's blood, each of them has a strange force, that is, their brains are full of muscles.

  The impact of the horses is of course terrifying, but the superhuman physique endowed to them by the iron guards with the power of their blood can completely resist the impact of the horses.

There was an iron guard who was accidentally hit by a war horse head-on, and fell heavily on the grass. If it was an ordinary soldier, the lightest would be a broken bone, but the iron guard seemed to be no big deal. He patted his **** and stood up viciously. Cursed, and then continued to fight.

  The horse bandit behind saw this scene, and the whole person was stunned on the horseback. After being knocked into the air by the horse, he could get up again immediately. Is this still a human being?

  Relying on their strong physical fitness, the iron guards were not afraid of the cavalry charge at all, and collided with the oncoming horse bandits with their spears upright.

  They either stabbed the horse bandits off their horses with spears, or knocked down the horses first, and then killed the horse bandits who fell off the horses.

The horse bandits who rushed to the front were stabbed off their horses by the iron guards. The horse bandits behind saw that this group of spearmen were too strong to be human. They didn't dare to fight the iron guards at all. , They rushed past the iron guard's line of defense.

Some horse bandits wanted to jump over the top of the iron guard's head, but just as the horse jumped up its two front legs, the iron guard had already stabbed it with a spear. The sharp spear point directly pierced the horse's belly, and the hot blood poured down like rain. , turning Iron Guard's face and chest red.

After a narrow escape, they passed through the iron guard's line of defense. At this time, there were only less than thirty horse bandits left on horseback. They thought they had finally escaped, but there were thirty people waiting for them. A half-elf archer waiting in battle, the bow and arrow have already been stringed.

"put!"

   Luke gave an order, and thirty archers fired a volley, and the dense rain of arrows rushed towards them, and the remaining horse bandits were all shot and fell off their horses immediately.

  The saber bandit group that had been rampant for a while was wiped out by Robin.

   Next, the iron guards and half-elves began to clean the battlefield.

  The dark clouds in the sky slowly moved away, and the bright sun once again shone on the earth, but the heat of the sun could not bring any warmth to this **** battlefield.

The battlefield was in a mess, the air was red with the pungent smell of blood, and the corpses of horse bandits were strewn across the grass. Some were stabbed to death by iron guards with spears, some fell to death from horses, and some were killed by half elves with bows and arrows. shoot dead.

   There are still some horse bandits who did not die. They were either shot by arrows or broke their legs. In short, they were seriously injured and lay on the ground crying in pain.

   But soon they could not cry anymore, because the iron guards began to mop up the tail, and the highlanders sent them the last journey with spears and waist knives, ending their sinful life.

  Besides the horse bandits, there were many corpses of war horses lying on the grass, and some of the horses had their legs broken during the battle. They couldn't stand up again, and could only lie on the ground, snorting in pain.

  Robin counted the casualties on his own side. No one was killed in battle, only a few iron guards were slightly injured.

  Robin specially brought a bottle of moon water when he went out this time, and he told Luke to go to the carriage to get the moon water and distribute it to the wounded.

  Moon water is so easy to use, it is equivalent to carrying a field hospital with you.

  Robin opened the system to check, and several iron guards and half elves have been upgraded. However, the bloodline level has not changed.

  The results of this battle were quite fruitful. In addition to weapons and armor, the horse bandits also left behind a lot of horses, a total of 62 horses.

   This made the lord very happy. Horses are very precious resources.

  However, the qualifications of the horse bandits are very average, and some of them are completely stupid horses. After all, they are just a group of horse bandits, and they can't get too good horses.

  Robin walked to the saber's body, he took off his helmet, squatted on the ground, pulled out a short knife from his waist, and cut off the saber's head bit by bit.

  In the government affairs hall of Silver Frost City, there is a wanted notice for the saber, and the reward is 100 gold coins. In addition, Robin remembered that Janna said that Viscount Buck also offered a reward of 100 gold coins.

  So, Buck's head is worth 200 gold coins, so Robin can't just throw it away for nothing.

  Although a small half of Buck's head was chopped off by Robin, the remaining half of his face can still be seen as Buck's appearance, which is enough.

  He threw the saber head into a cloth bag and hung it around his waist. Then I searched the saber's body to see if I could find other good things.

  A money bag, the lord opened it and looked. There were more than 30 gold coins, silver coins and copper coins in it.

  Robin couldn't help showing a happy smile on his face, and put the money bag into his arms.

  Cleaning the battlefield is always a pleasant mood. Robin feels like an old farmer who is harvesting in autumn, and the headless body of the saber is the crop he has worked hard for, and it is time to harvest.

  Then, Robin found a portrait from the pocket of his saber jacket, and when he opened it, it turned out to be Janna.

  Robin immediately understood that someone was deliberately messing with Janna.

  At this time, Simon dragged a half-disabled horse bandit and strode over.

   This horse bandit is the deputy of the saber. He looks in his thirties and has an ordinary face. He fell from his horse during the melee and broke his legs.

   Iron Bear grabbed one of his useless legs and threw him in front of Robin.

   "Boss, I caught a tongue." Simon smiled honestly.

   "Good job." Robin praised him.

The deputy horse bandit's face was pale with fright. He didn't care about the pain in his legs. He lay down on the ground and begged Robin for mercy: "My lord, please don't kill me. I'm willing to do anything for you, even if it's to lick your buttocks with my tongue." I'd like boots too."

  Robin squatted in front of him, with a frighteningly cold expression: "Very well, then, I will ask, and you will answer. The first question, what is the relationship between the saber and Viscount Buck?"

  The deputy was scared out of his wits, so of course he didn't dare to hide anything, and told all the things he knew in detail.

   It turned out that their bandit group was established by Viscount Buck, with the purpose of attacking other caravans and gaining greater benefits for Buck Trading Company.

  Robin asked several questions in a row, and when he finished, he stood up and gave Simon a wink, meaning to let him kill the deputy horse bandit.

  Simon looked at Robin stupidly, blinking his eyes, but didn't understand.

  The lord resisted the urge to kick him, frowned and cursed: "Idiot, I let you kill him!"

  Simon finally understood, and while bending over to start his hands, he complained in a low voice: "The leader likes to do such nonsense, if you want to get rid of it, just say it, I can't understand it if I wink my eyes."

  The horse bandit's deputy heard Robin's words, and immediately became anxious, raised his head and shouted: "My lord, I have already told everything I know, please..."

   Before he finished begging for mercy, the Iron Bear Warrior's two big hands had already held his head and chin, and then he pushed hard clockwise, and with a "crack", he snapped his neck cleanly.

   Robin watched coldly the body of the horse bandit's deputy lying limp on the grass. Robin didn't show any sympathy when dealing with these horse bandits. Their hands were already stained with the blood of many innocent civilians, and killing them would not be a pity.

   Then, Robin turned around on the battlefield. He seemed to be looking for something, but in the end he couldn't find it, so he had to call Simon over again: "Simon! Come here!"

  Simon ran over, holding five or six sabers in his hands, all of which were his trophies.

   Iron Bear Warrior looked very happy, and asked cheerfully: "Boss, what's the matter?"

   "Go, find the flag of this group of horse bandits." Robin said.

   "Flag?"

   "It's the flag with the saber painted on it."

  Simon suddenly realized: "Oh, I see, I'll go find it!"

  (end of this chapter)