Bloodline Lord of War

  Chapter 63 I am the Horse Bandit

   Robin took Janna's portrait, returned to the car formation, and found Janna.

  Janna has already come out from under the carriage. At this time, she is holding a small notebook and a charcoal pencil in her hand, and she is counting the spoils of this battle.

   Seeing Robin coming, the little girl showed a happy expression: "Congratulations, another beautiful victory, Lord Baron."

  Robin opened the portrait in front of Janna: "Look at this."

  Jana was taken aback: "My portrait!"

   "The drawing by Viscount Buck is that he asked the saber to trouble you."

  Then, Robin told Janna all the information he got from the deputy of the horse bandit.

   "It really is him." Janna's face darkened instantly, and the hand holding the charcoal pencil trembled slightly because of anger.

   "Since Buck made the first move, we have to fight back. I have an idea." Robin said.

   "What do you think?" Janna asked suspiciously.

   "Jana, Viscount Buck's caravan, which business route they often take, you should know." Robin suddenly asked a seemingly irrelevant question.

  Jana is very smart, and she understood what Robin meant in an instant, and she immediately showed a surprised expression: "You want to..."

   "There is an old saying in my hometown, if someone gives a gift, we must return the gift. If Buck can rob us, we can also rob him!" Robin said viciously.

   "If I want to let his goods, not a hair of them can enter the wasteland!"

   Robin's words also excited Janna, and the little girl's eyes lit up with excitement: "Okay! I'll go to Silver Frost City to find information for you, and let's kill him together!"

  Robin and Janna looked at each other and showed sinister smiles at the same time.

   At this time, seeing that the battle was over, the guards of the fat boss's caravan also climbed out from under the carriage one after another. They saw the tragic battlefield and couldn't help admiring Robin and his soldiers.

Janna glanced around, but she didn't see the figure of the fat boss David. Suddenly, she heard someone "humming" in pain. Turning her head, it turned out that the fat boss was still tremblingly hiding under the carriage, pouted Big fart and **** exposed. What's even more ridiculous is that there is an arrow sticking out of the fat boss's ass.

  He was shot in the **** and **** by Ruya.

  The fat boss lay under the carriage, weeping in fear, with a lot of snot and tears on his face, he thought he was shot by an arrow and was going to die.

"Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow Just grow up..."

  Jana screamed, "David, you've been shot!"

   After all, the two knew each other, and Janna didn't want David to die here, so she hurriedly grabbed Robin: "Master Baron, take a look at David."

  Robin walked over and only took a look: "It's okay, I can't die."

  Janna is still a little unbelievable: "Really?"

Robin explained impatiently: "The arrow was exhausted when it hit him. It didn't go deep into the flesh, and it still hit the **** and buttocks. It was full of flesh and didn't hurt any muscles or bones. Pull it out and wipe some more." Ointment, stop the bleeding, lie in bed for a week and you will be fine."

   After finishing speaking, the lord bent down, and regardless of whether the fat boss agreed or disagreed, he directly pulled out the arrow from his ass. The fat boss in pain screamed "Oh", his chubby body bounced up, and his head hit the carriage floor with a bang.

   "Come on, you guys, lift your boss out and give him some medicine."

  Robin threw away the **** arrow, turned around and shouted at the several caravan guards who were watching.

  The caravan guards rushed forward immediately, and they managed to drag the fat boss out from under the carriage. The fat boss is really too fat, two strong guys set him up on the left and the right.

   Seeing that the battle outside was over, and there was no horse bandit in sight, the fat boss temporarily forgot the pain in his fart and butt, and a shocked expression of disbelief slowly appeared on his round face.

  He looked at Robin: "You guys, won the fight?"

  Robin said in a relaxed tone: "Nonsense, if you don't win, your head will have moved by now."

   "My God, you guys really won!" The expression on the fat boss's face gradually changed from shock to ecstasy, and when he looked at Robin again, he was full of awe.

   "Miss Janna, I really admire these warriors under your command, especially the chief of the guard, who is simply the living **** of war!" The fat boss praised Robin and the others to Janna.

  Jana showed a happy smile, raised her hand to gesture to Robin beside her, and said to David: "Mr. David, you made a mistake. This is not my chief guard, he is Baron Robin."

   "Baron!" The fat boss was taken aback, and turned to look at Robin.

  Robin didn't need to hide his identity at this time, and said, "That's right, I'm a pioneering baron."

   After speaking, Robin seemed to have thought of something. He walked up to David and said with a serious expression: "Mr. David, I hope you can keep what happened today a secret and don't talk about it to others."

   The fat boss was puzzled, and defeated the horse bandit. This is a great thing, why keep it secret?

   "Lord Baron, why is that?" He asked incomprehensibly.

   "You don't need to know why, just do it." Robin showed a threatening expression. "Jana knows you. If you go back to Silver Frost City and dare to talk nonsense, I will find you."

   After speaking, Robin reached out and patted the fat boss on the shoulder, almost slapping the fat boss on the ground.

  The fat boss was sweating profusely when he was afraid. He was just a small businessman, but he couldn't afford to offend nobles, let alone a fierce noble who killed horse bandits.

  Robin still had wet blood on his body, and the strong smell of blood made the fat boss dizzy.

   "Understood, I will definitely not mention a word, and this group of people under me will never miss a word." He nodded vigorously.

  Robin smiled with satisfaction: "Okay, let's go."

  The fat boss nodded and said, "Thank you sir, thank you sir."

  After the fat boss was taken away by two subordinates, Janna asked Robin suspiciously: "Why do you want him to keep it a secret?"

  At this time, Simon rushed over with the flag of the horse bandit and shouted: "Boss, I found the flag."

  Robin took the flag, unfolded it and looked at it—the black background, with a white saber painted on it, is this flag.

  The red turban didn't understand even more: "Master Baron, what do you want this flag for?"

  Robin asked Simon to put the flag away, and then told Janna in a low voice: "You don't understand this, I'm going to rob Buck's caravan, so I can't just show my face like this."

  Nobles with bad relations plunder each other in private. This kind of thing actually happens often, but no noble will rob openly. Everyone follows a rule, at least cover their faces.

   Unless a formal war breaks out between two nobles, and the two sides completely tear each other apart, then there is nothing to cover up.

  Right now, Robin and Buck haven't reached the point of formally fighting, so to rob Buck's caravan, Robin needs at least a disguise. That's why he asked the fat boss to keep today's affairs a secret for the time being.

  Robin grinned: "I'm going to pretend to be a horse bandit. With this flag, I'm the Earl of the Saber."

  Janna suddenly realized, and couldn't help laughing excitedly: "Hey hey, Mr. Baron, you are good or bad, but I like it."

  (end of this chapter)