Quick wear is not a cannon fodder

But players also have the power of players - players can die once a day. If they can't win today, they will fight again tomorrow. As time goes by, the number of players will never be small, but the Kun people will kill one by one. As time goes by, the player will still win. At most, it will be a matter of making more or less.

Of course, the Kun tribe won't just die. After all, there are still some who are not red-named.

In fact, based on the player's previous experience against the Black Wind Sand Pirates, the red-named ones are actually very easy to deal with. On the contrary, those who are not red-named are the most difficult to deal with - players kill the red-named relatives and friends of those who are not red-named people. Friends are often hunted by them, but because they are not red names, players cannot take the initiative to attack, and are often dealt with in a defensive way.

Fortunately, with the previous experience of the Black Wind Sand Pirates, they now know how to deal with these people who are not red-named but will attack them.

King Kun didn't know that he had stirred up a hornet's nest and was about to attract a large number of lunatics. He was still investigating whether An Ran could really summon the God of Thunder. He was also thinking about how to ask An Ran for compensation if he couldn't summon the God of Thunder. question.

He had killed so many warriors and horses, so of course he needed compensation. As for the fact that it was because he harassed others first and they fought back, he didn't care. Anyway, he had done the same thing to Daqi before, harassed, and was killed. They can also come to the door and demand compensation. If they don't compensate, they will threaten to send all their armies to invade the Central Plains.

The Central Plains court, in order to prevent the treasury from spending a lot of money to send out large armies, and in order to prevent the lives of the people under its rule from being ruined, would often agree to their demands for compensation. Anyway, in the eyes of the Central Plains court, the things compensated to the Kun people were better than those given to the Kun people. Sending out a large army to fight the Kun tribe costs less money, and there will be no casualties. Spending money to buy peace, why not do it.

As for whether this would feed the enemy's appetite, the Central Plains court had never thought about it. Anyway, they did it until they couldn't bear it.

Little did they know that over time, when they felt that they couldn't bear it, the Kun tribe would use the money they gave them to grow stronger and then be able to deal with them, making them want to spend money to buy peace, but they couldn't.

This is not Enron’s imagination, but a historical necessity.

A great man said it well, if you seek peace through struggle, you will survive peacefully; if you seek peace through compromise, you will perish peacefully. Only if you make others afraid, others will not mess with you; if you cannot defeat others, just spend money to eliminate disasters. Will others take you seriously? Others will only treat you as a fat sheep! You can kill on any day you want.

Because he wanted compensation, King Kun had been discussing with the tribal leaders in the past few days how much compensation should be appropriate for the third prince.

The warriors who went to rob like the Third Prince this time came from many tribes. When King Kun asked, one or two, just like when he wanted compensation from Da Qi, the lion opened his mouth.

"Our war horses are much better than those in the Central Plains. Losing one of them costs at least twenty gold coins. Our warriors can't be less valuable than horses. That costs at least thirty gold coins. Added together, it is fifty gold coins. This It’s the cost, then we have to ask him to compensate the dead people, so every warrior and his horse must be compensated a hundred gold coins.”

One cavalry costs one hundred gold coins, and one thousand cavalry is equivalent to one hundred thousand gold coins.

One hundred thousand gold coins is equivalent to ten million silver coins. This is an astronomical figure. I don't know if the third prince can pay it. After all, no matter how prosperous the third prince's territory is, it has only been in operation for more than a year. I'm afraid he can't get it. That's a lot of money.

But it doesn’t matter if you can’t use it. You can use their skills as a trade-off. For example, if you teach them skills like glass, they will be able to do it in the future, and they can make a fortune.

After hearing what the tribal leader said, the others were stunned at first, feeling that they wanted too much. The third prince was not the king of Daqi, so he might not be able to pay it, but who would think it was a small amount of money? So after being stunned, a The two of them nodded and said: "Yes, yes, a hundred gold coins as compensation for a warrior and horse is not much. After all, people cannot be resurrected after death. It is unjustifiable not to pay so much."

If his subordinates have requests, King Kun will naturally not say anything against them. Anyway, the third prince will not give them until then. He will ask for the money first.

Just at this time, the people who inquired about the news came back. They asked the indigenous people, but they didn't find out anything. After all, the indigenous people didn't know. As for asking the players, would the players tell the indigenous people how the explosives were made? It's impossible, otherwise the natives will do it, and then the players will lose their advantage, so no one will tell the truth to those who inquire about the information, causing those who inquire about the information to think that the people from the third prince's side, If you don't have the ability to summon the God of Thunder, I'm afraid someone will spread the rumors - in fact, it is indeed impossible to summon the God of Thunder, but the player's ability is almost the same as summoning the God of Thunder. However, the player will not tell the natives about this.

Because he felt that the third prince might not have the ability to summon the God of Thunder, the reason why he was able to kill thousands of cavalry last time was because of one more, so King Kun felt relieved and no longer took An Ran to heart. Decided to seek compensation from her.

After all, the third prince's side had won by fighting one more person (they thought), so what should they be afraid of? You know, the Kun tribe has more than a thousand cavalry, but tens of thousands of cavalry. And when it comes to danger, the whole clan will go into battle. It's not a problem, but how many people can the third prince have? There seemed to be only tens of thousands of people, less than 100,000, and most of them were ordinary people who could not fight, even the old, weak, women and children. They were different from his tribesmen who could fight with all the people. In this case, what was he afraid of? They couldn't resist the Kun tribe's warriors, who couldn't beat the Third Prince even if they fought against them. Isn't that a joke?

So on this day, An Ran received a list of compensation demands from the Kun tribe.

An Ran couldn't help but feel happy after seeing it.

Although she already knew from her memory that in the past, the Kun tribe and other forces that had attacked Daqi had often done such things. They invaded Daqi and killed people. Not only did they not apologize for invading Daqi, they also demanded Daqi compensated the victims.

But she never thought that she would encounter such a thing, and the Kun tribe would actually seek compensation from her.

At that moment, An Ran posted the claim list on the bulletin board and official website of the Third Prince's Mansion, so that the natives in the game, as well as the players, could learn from the Kun tribe what it means to be shameless.

Seeing the opponent claiming 10 million silver coins and demanding beauties from An Ran, both the players and the natives were furious - Kun spies could find out clearly that An Ran had countless beauties (referring to those who had pinched them) (female gamers with beautiful faces), all of them had the beauty of a moon-shattering beauty. People in Kunming salivated after hearing this, so they also put the beauties on the claim list.