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"Is this the new Greek fire?" Neusky, who saw the power of the "gunpowder" shown to him by Justinian, was also full of shock on his face, and the violent burning was not inferior to that of the Greek fire. The man couldn't help but look at the young man in front of him with new eyes. It can be said that the feeling Justinian gave him was really incredible. Every time the other party can give him unexpected surprises like an onion, peeling a layer and there is a layer inside.

"Yes, although it took a lot of effort, the effect is not bad, the output is not much, but there is still enough guarantee in power." Justinian nodded proudly, but unfortunately there is no saltpeter mining in this area. Collecting and refining, so he has always been careful when experimenting, otherwise he would have succeeded in making it a long time ago. But despite this, the stock of gunpowder is barely enough for the battlefield. This is why he has always refused to continue to march.

But at this time Nevsky gradually calmed down from the surprise, frowning slightly, "Although this thing is not small, it is more difficult to operate than [Ocean Fire] that can be sprayed with a siphon! Not to mention this thing. It should be better to use in naval battles. Although the idea is good, I don’t think you should spend such a long time here. Do you know what happened to the north during the past half month if you have not been behind closed doors?" For one thing, although he admitted that the gunpowder tinkered by Justinian was indeed an incredible secret weapon, he did not approve of his spending a lot of precious time at this critical moment.

Justinian frowned, "Are you talking about Prince Theodor's move to Athens?"

Obviously, although Justinian stayed behind closed doors during this time, he was not indifferent to outside affairs, but this made Neusky even more puzzled about Justinian's intentions.

"Since you know why you are still standing still? Now as long as we attack the Latins from north to south, there is absolutely no way to resist it, right?" This is undoubtedly the best time to regain the entire Moria. The people of the empire, as long as Justinian marched, it was almost impossible to pass it.

However, as soon as Nevsky finished speaking, Justinian's face in front of him showed a solemn look, and asked, "We know this. Don't the Latins know this? You don't. Would you really think that our enemy is really so vulnerable?" Prince Theodor’s attack was not beyond Justinian’s expectations. When he took Nafplion, the opponent took the initiative to attack. Relieved the pressure on Justinian's side, but Justinian, who had been observing local movements for the past two months, hasn't moved anything.

Because the reaction of the Achaia state really made him feel abnormal, the other party neither quelled the Greek rebellion on his own territory nor went north to support the Principality of Athens, which had to make Justinian feel abnormal.

But at this moment, Neusky showed a dismissive expression on his face, "What else is worth fearing about the Latins now? Their army that had gone south has stopped marching now and dare not act rashly." In the eyes of this man, Justinian's caution seemed superfluous at this time.

But Justinian shook his finger and said patiently: "They may not be able to prepare anything secretly. Now we don't have the capital to take risks, and besides Corinth, there are other things in the northwest of Moria. There is no value in capturing any city right now. Don’t forget, it’s under the eyelids of Corfu, where the Venetians dominate."

As soon as this remark came out, Neusky was stunned for a while, the one in front was fine to say, but the last sentence of the young man in front of him apparently did not think of this level.

Yes, Corfu, as the most important stronghold of Venice on the Adriatic Sea, has always been their heart disease like a knife inserted in the Roman Empire. They passed there when they set sail from Ilovan Fort. That kind of threat was not comparable to any enemy they had encountered before. Even the Cretan Venetian army encountered by Fort Wiscari is the same.

What Justinian said is correct. If they move too much, they will definitely attract the attention of the Venetians. At this time, the war is no longer a war between the Latins and the Greeks, but in the entire Levantine region. A game of chess between different countries. It is impossible for the Venetians to sit back and watch. The opponents had already intervened in the previous battle of Fort Wiscari. If the Venetian troops stationed in Corfu are dispatched next, the pattern of the entire war will change drastically. This is undoubtedly not what they want to see. For a moment, the man who thought of here had to be silent.

"So what should we do now?"

"Wait a minute, at least it is not the time yet. I believe our Prince Theodor should also understand this truth~www.wuxiaspot.com~ or else he would not dare to give up the important town of Corinth behind him." Denny said calmly, although in fact he and the man only met a few times, but he seemed to be able to guess the other side's mind and was not worried about the situation in the north. On the contrary, it is not clear what the state of Achaia is doing at present that makes him hesitate now.

At this moment, the guards who looked hurriedly outside the yard rushed in, with a nervous look on their faces. When they saw Justinian, they hurriedly reported: "Your Excellency, Your Excellency Arslan has an urgent matter for you. report."

Justinian and Neusky looked at each other, and their expressions immediately became solemn, obviously so nervous, Arslan must have found something serious with him. Justinian suddenly remembered what he had sent Turkic cavalry to the north for investigation a few days ago. Could it be that what happened to the country of Achaia.

"Let him in!"

Now that the gunpowder had been successfully made, there was nothing else that could distract him now.

As soon as Justinian’s words fell, Arslan, who had already been behind the guards and couldn’t wait, rushed in, with a complex expression on his face. There was incredible joy but also a little bit of surprise. As soon as he saw Cha Stinney opened his mouth and said:

"Master Justinian, you never imagine what happened to us in the north!"

"What's wrong? What happened?" Looking at the other person's expression, Justinian also showed a trace of confusion. He couldn't think of anything else that could happen in Achaia.

Just listen to Arslan and then said: "Not long ago, Corinth broke out a coup, William Chapulitt was killed, and his heir was brought by the Viscount Seine and Sir Baptiste whom we met to come over to join us!"

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