Lord of the North

"Among the people on this list, there are a few who have no reason to betray Lu Dian, and were even the first to respond to him when Gulaier was destroyed. How could such people return to the camp of the Gulaier royal family?"

Jason swiped and circled the names of the people on the list.

"Since he intends to let us divide these people, why use such a clumsy trick?"

Gareth is still puzzled, this is a bit too hasty, are these people's names mixed in, is it mocking our ignorance of Ludian's situation?

"His Royal Highness Jerome didn't intend to hide his purpose from me at all, but he doesn't take the lives of my subordinates too seriously, does he?"

Jason stood up and looked out the window with his hands behind his back, his eyes slightly narrowed and a sneer sneered at the corners of his mouth. If the Black Crow people really came into contact with these people, then their fate can be imagined, except for dying in Ludian , there will be no other results.

"Then shall we still follow this list?"

Gareth's face was not very good-looking. Although they had other thoughts, it was an indisputable fact that they saved the lives of the master and servant, so he was very angry.

"Of course, just don't let our people come into direct contact with them."

Jason silently put down the paper in his hand and sneered, what a conspiracy.

Now Ludian almost knew that Jerome was involved with Ziyou, even if he didn't help him, Ludian would come to trouble him in the future.

"Is this a little..." Gareth looked a little unwilling.

"Don't worry, he will definitely return these in the future."

Jason rubbed his chin. There is no free lunch in the world. This truth is not a joke: "Order the black crow, release the news, and act according to the plan."

"Understood, my lord." Hassan stepped out from the corner and said respectfully.

Gareth glanced at him fearfully. Since he came, Hassan had retreated to that corner. If he hadn't been able to go to see him, he would have never noticed that there was a person lurking there.

"Are all the people sent trustworthy?" Jason thought for a while, then asked again.

"The people of Black Crow are worthy of adults' trust."

Hassan said with some confidence, but in Gareth's eyes, he seemed a little conceited.

But Jason nodded. He knew Hassan's brainwashing ability very well. In his previous life, this guy was the leader and organizer of a terrifying killer sect.

In the afternoon, Jason took Jerome and Prow, who had awakened, and left the town of Erbia. The affairs here were almost settled, and it was time to return.

Jason planned to start the lottery draw after he went back, and it would be great if he could draw a few more powerful characters.

As for the master and servant of Jerome, they will set off for Ludian after a period of time after receiving the clear support of the old nobles of Gulaier.

Or just temporarily settle down in Iron Tooth Town, and wait until they really raise troops to straighten out the chaos and stabilize the situation before setting off.

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Turning his attention to the ice field, the tribe that originally belonged to the barbarians has been transformed into an ordinary large camp, with soldiers coming and going.

Behind the camp is a huge mine pit, in which thousands of slaves are busy in the year of the rooster.

After the accompanying dwarf craftsman Rodney Steel Hammer observed on the spot, he was pleasantly surprised by the development of this clear heart stone vein, which can be regarded as a medium-sized vein.

And a very small amount of associated ore was found in it, a kind of precious green diamond gemstone, but Rodney was not interested in this kind of rare gemstone, so he was either drinking or sleeping all day long.

Moreover, the atmosphere in the barracks today was a bit depressing, because Sir Dorn, who had been away for more than half a month, finally returned safely with the fifty soldiers.

What they will face is Lord Beowulf's angry reprimand, even punishment.

Even Rodney, who has a good relationship with Don, didn't dare to come over today.

Because Beowulf seems to be a little angry.

"Your Excellency Donne, your behavior is really too much."

In an open space in the camp, Beowulf looked expressionlessly at Donne who was leading fifty soldiers with their heads bowed in silence, his tone a little cold.

"Are you actually ignoring the fifty soldiers behind you for your own selfish desire?"

"This is not my own desire, they are the heroes of Iron Tooth Town!"

Dawn had kept his head down, but when he heard this sentence, he suddenly raised his head and looked directly at Beowulf, blushing and arguing.

"Are you sure it's not for yourself?"

Beowulf's eyes widened, and his tone became more and more dissatisfied. After staying outside for so long, he didn't even want to bring his troops back even if he didn't have enough food. This has violated Beowulf's bottom line.

As for the heroes Donne said, he didn't take it seriously. Although they risked their lives to explore the ice field, this could not be a reason for Donne to violate military orders.

"I..." Don was stopped by this sentence, because what he had to admit was that his decision to stay there to search for the relics of the expedition team members was indeed for the sake of making himself feel better. .

"But you can't erase their achievements." But he still argued.

"I didn't obliterate their achievements. I will arrange for soldiers to search for their remains afterwards, and I will leave a tombstone there, but what we have to deal with now is that you violated the order."

Beowulf said coldly, and then continued: "I am the supreme commander of this army, and I remember I told you that if you didn't find out, you should come back early."

"We've found something."

Dorn's tone was low, and Beowulf was interrupted in a low voice: "But their bones were not found."

Beowulf didn't say anything after hearing this, stared at the longbow behind Dorne for a while, and finally said: "I will not convict you, but your rights will be temporarily deprived by me."

"I see." Dawn nodded, he had no objection to this solution.

"Don't worry, I haven't finished yet."

Beowulf raised his hand and continued: "Because of your will, these fifty soldiers behind you will also be punished."

"It's not fair!"

Dorn opened his eyes and shouted loudly: "All these are my orders, they are just executing them!"

"You will go to the mine to supervise the work of those slaves. The time starts today. Do you have anything else to say?"

Beowulf ignored him, but calmly looked at the fifty soldiers behind him.