Eagle Byzantium

"It's done!" In the side room, Gawain hugged the small sunfish's waist and used his last strength to "smash" the small sunfish's last stronghold, the "small acropolis".

In the moonlight shining through the window, Agnes, who was sitting cross-legged facing Gawain, had her hair flying down in the fatal last collision. She raised her neck in despair, swayed between Gawain's hands, and was still shaking all over. Finally, she was put down on the couch.

In the fierce attack and defense just now, Gawain found that the small sunfish actually had a rare "famous instrument". She actually had a "small acropolis" behind the official "city gate". The passage in the middle was narrow and full of "thorns". She was worthy of being the most powerful mechanic and engineer in the whole country. Ordinary men could not go back and forth in this thorny passage at all, because they would surrender and be defeated in an instant. But who is Gawain? He rode on a horse and held a lance, galloping across the battlefield like a man in armor, fighting countless rounds with his blood-stained armor, and finally destroyed the defense system of the Little Sunfish: the moat collapsed, the city gate was shattered, and even the Acropolis was bombarded to collapse and fall.

At this time, Agnes closed her eyes, which was equivalent to fainting. Her gray hair meandered on the bed and body like a river, and she slowly curled up beside Gawain and fell asleep.

The door creaked open, and the sleeping officer bowed and walked in, "Please allow me to change the bed sheet for you, because it is stained with an unknown blood stain."

Gawain nodded, then turned over and sat on the edge of the bed. He was also covered in sweat, which rolled down along his strong muscles. He began to stretch out his arms to get the robe and wrap it around his waist. Wen Ruomingna, who was busy, secretly glanced at Gawain's beautiful and strong back, and the little sunfish who was lying on the couch after enjoying the passion and pleasure. She actually felt envious and uneasy in her heart, especially the deep and slender back groove of the great patron, which squeezed and squeezed with his clothes, making it difficult for women to control themselves.

Wen Ruomingna's whole face seemed to be burning, and she could only lower her head and busy herself. Fortunately, there was no candlelight in the room, only the dim moonlight, so her embarrassment was not discovered.

"Big Barbarian..." Anna appeared at the doorway at some point, scaring Wen Ruomingna so much that she almost screamed. She retreated to the edge of the couch holding the bed sheet, and then she saw Caesar standing opposite her with satisfaction, and next to him was the dark-skinned and pretty Golden Hand Archon.

"Wen Ruomingna, get out. You have nothing to do here now." With this order, the sleeping officer folded the bed sheet and hugged it to his chest. After hurriedly saluting Caesar, he closed the door again and left.

Gawain, who was sitting on the bed, looked at Anna and said, "It's over."

"Don't be so selfish. It's not over yet..." Anna smiled with her lips pursed. Then Gawain looked at his saint sister, wearing a Roman-style noblewoman's robe, and came over with a flushed face. "Sister, help the big barbarian regain his masculinity." Anna was in high spirits.

"Hey, Cabe Amia..." It's not hard to see that Anna had also drugged this woman. Gawain was about to say something, but the obedient female archon had half-closed her eyes, untied her braids, knelt between Gawain's legs, and then sucked loudly.

Anna also undressed, lying on the couch, hugging Agnes from behind lovingly, "Don't sleep, don't rush to sleep." But Agnes, who had woken up a little, sobbed softly because of shame and anger at being betrayed, while Anna kept gently caring for her, revealing her white and bulging belly, and then she suddenly trembled all over, and cried out, this little "praying mantis" was hugged by the big barbarian who had "regained his vigor", and then Anna's breathing was so rapid that she couldn't help it. She was very excited because the desire of a pregnant woman was two to three times stronger than usual. Anna shouted the name of the Virgin Mary and held the big hand that Gawain stretched out with her backhand...

Next door, Wen Ruomingna, who was holding the bed sheet, couldn't help but sniff it, with a greedy expression, and then panted and leaned against the pillar, looking up at the strangely fluctuating moonlight, with a dull expression.

In the early morning, Gawain opened his sleepy eyes and saw that his hairy thighs were covered with several legs, some white, some slightly black... and the black hair and gray hair on the pillow were tangled together.

At the same time, in the writing room, Andeodate woke up and found a woman's golden braid across his arm, which made him feel numb and he didn't know what kind of feeling it was.

And on the couch over there, Wright was still... non-stop.

If it was really recorded, it would be the biggest scandal in Tarsus: Caesar instigated two subordinates to rape the Austrian count and her daughter, and even instigated her husband to rape her own imperial ink officer (also deputy director of engineering), and also personally went to the scene with the heretic female consul and had an incestuous fight with her husband.

Therefore, everything about this night, except for the perfect banquet, was hidden, and Caesar resolutely did not allow any text to be recorded in any book.

Countess Ida cried for several days in the mansion of County Governor Light in Sis City. Later, she became pregnant. She was so ashamed that she had to hide her identity, leave the pilgrim group, and devote herself to Light, a small country gentleman from Sicily.

Adelaide's ending was the same, but strangely, her marriage with Andeodate, who was originally frivolous, was very harmonious and happy afterwards. They gave birth to many children. Adelaide supported her husband and his descendants' careers all her life. They later inherited the name of the famous Nicetas. Adelaide also sorted out the manuscripts after her husband died of old age. Of course, this is a later story.

To the outside world, all official information only said that the earl and his daughter wanted to go on a pilgrimage to the ancient Christian relics on the plateau, but they were forgotten. They were probably abducted or killed by the remnants of Danishmond.

But the rumor that the mother and daughter were deceived into marrying in Tarsus has always existed, and it is still vivid.

Soon after, even Dido in Philadelphia was puzzled by the whole incident... like a fisherman whose bait was torn off, stunned.

A few days later, Gawain announced the mobilization of the entire elite Red Hand Brigade, a total of 5,000 people, and joined the troops of Conrad and Guillaume to arrive at the port of Marrus, where many Venetian and Cypriot ships were waiting to carry them to the Holy City.

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However, at this time, Godfrey, Baldwin and Tancred were unwilling to wait until Gawain and his party arrived here to take Jerusalem, so that they would not be able to get the great honor of conquering the Holy City.

So under Jocelyn's plan, all the army leaders unanimously decided: not to wait for the assistance of Gawain and Bohemond for the time being, and everyone worked together to fight with all their strength and wisdom to launch another general attack on the Tower of David.

The date of the general attack was chosen on Jesus' birthday (but of course not our current Christmas), so that Godfrey thought that everyone could burn all their fighting spirit and not stop until they died. (To be continued ~^~)