The Rise of the European Emperor

"What? The traitors launched tonight? Didn't it already start? Why did the news come so late?" General Chrissy was furious.

However, he was not in the mood to accuse those intelligence personnel. Because, he must hurry up and attack with the whole army. Otherwise, if it is late, there may be big problems. Because, he was not sure whether those recruits could beat those traitors. In terms of one-on-one ability, many killers among the traitors are very powerful.

In other words, among the remnants of the Tudor dynasty, there are many killers who are equivalent to martial arts masters. Of course, these people have high personal abilities, but they must be cool in the face of a strictly disciplined army.

But the problem is, the 5,000 Imperial Guard recruits in the city are nothing but a mob. Their existence is to find confidence for those traitors. Otherwise, the other party would not dare to launch a rebellion.

Therefore, Clichy must send troops to suppress the rebellion as soon as possible...

...

At 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, a high platform was temporarily built on Westminster Cathedral Square. The leader of the men in black, Jones, took off his usual black clothes, put on a gorgeous aristocratic costume, and played the family flag. Look at the family emblem, it is the family emblem of the Stanley family, the former Earl of Derbyshire. And Jones is indeed the illegitimate child of the Stanley family. After all the people on the bright side of the Stanley family were killed, Jones, the illegitimate son, became the only blood of the Stanley family.

At 12 midnight, Jones ordered torches to be lit. At this time, they no longer need to hide. I saw Jones standing on a temporary high platform and shouting loudly:

"Brothers, it's time to avenge the great Henry VII! Kill Edward, the brutal and stupid king, and avenge His Majesty Henry VII, my father, Thomas Stanley, Earl of Derbyshire, and other noble adults! "

The men in black underneath are all killers or thugs privately raised by the slain nobles, and they agree with Jones' words. So, the people in black raised their swords and shouted:

"revenge!"

"revenge!"

"revenge!"

...

Then, led by the leaders of various underground forces, the people in black divided into groups of different sizes, left Westminster Cathedral Square one by one, and headed towards the Tower of London Palace in the southeast of London...

...

At this time, General Chrissy's worries became a reality - many of the recruits of the Imperial Guard in the city were afraid of fighting...

Originally, after getting rid of Basque, the leader of the third party, his adjutants planned to directly summon the legion to go to Westminster Cathedral Square to block the remnants of the Tudor dynasty.

However, when the recruits below heard that they were going to face more than 4,000 desperadoes, most of them were scared and did not dare to fight...

why? Because most of the 5,000 Imperial Guard recruits are gangsters who were forcibly recruited from various places. What is a gangster? They're just a bunch of bullying cowards. Don't look at their bluffing, but they run faster than anyone else when they encounter officers and soldiers or desperadoes...

Basque, the commander of the third party, was originally a gangster leader with aristocratic status. When he recruited troops, he actually liked to pick those gangsters with discerning eyes. Why? It's very simple, gangsters are a group of sluts who push high and trample low. At the beginning of the recruitment, Basque was appointed as the commander of the phalanx, and when he went to select recruits in high spirits, many gangsters came up to flatter him. Then, he was recruited into the third team...

Therefore, the recruits of the third party are just a group of sluts who bully the weak and fear the hard, and praise the high and trample the low. When they heard that they were going to fight with more than 4,000 desperadoes, they were all scared...

Fortunately, when the 5,000 hidden regular troops from the camp outside the city came to the west gate, the hooligans from the third formation guarding the west gate did not stop them, but obediently opened the city gate without causing trouble. Of course, these gangsters don't have the guts to make trouble...

...

However, when Clichy's 5,000 veterans entered the city, the more than 4,000 rebels had already marched to the middle of London, and defeated the fifth phalanx from the north of the city and the fourth phalanx from the south of the city...

Due to neglect of training, the soldiers of the fourth and fifth phalanxes,

Although they are not as cowardly as the gangsters in the third party, they are also some rabble-no cooperation, no courage...

In fact, at the beginning, the recruits of the Janissaries of the fourth and fifth phalanxes bravely rushed over to fight the rebels to the death. However, the soldiers in these two phalanxes were originally a mob, and they didn't pay attention to training at ordinary times, so their combat effectiveness was very poor.

The more than 4,000 rebels on the opposite side, although they are also a mob, but their personal combat effectiveness is strong...

After the chaotic melee of the young and Dangerous boys who slashed at each other on the street, those rebels with strong personal strength and incomparable bravery finally overwhelmed the two thousand recruits in the fourth and fifth phalanxes in momentum. They were losing ground.

However, after repelling the recruits of the Imperial Guard from the fourth and fifth phalanxes, Jones Stanley did not let anyone take advantage of the victory to pursue them. Because, for him, breaking into the Tower of London Palace and killing his enemy Edward is the most important thing.

Therefore, after defeating the fourth and fifth phalanxes, the confidence of the rebels increased greatly. Originally, the uneasiness caused by the fact that people from the Third Front did not come to the uprising as promised was forgotten by Jones and others.

Although it seems that the Third Front did not revolt as promised, it did not send troops to pursue it. As for the fifth phalanx, Jones and the others did not recognize that one of them who came to intercept them was the fifth phalanx, and thought it was someone from the second phalanx.

Under such circumstances, Jones and others analyzed that although the third and fifth phalanx did not send troops to help, it seems that they did not send troops to fight them, as if they were neutral...

This once made Jones and others very uneasy, but after repelling the 2,000 official troops from the fourth and fifth phalanxes, the rebels' confidence increased greatly, and they no longer had any worries. Then, Jones led this group of rebels who had greatly increased their confidence, and killed the Tower of London Palace in the southeast direction of the city...

As for the second phalanx, which was mistakenly believed to have been "repulsed", it was about to arrive at the battlefield from the northeast. However, after seeing that the fourth and fifth phalanxes were repelled together, they also lost their determination to fight against the rebels.

Therefore, under the leadership of the somewhat timid leader of the second phalanx, Uke, a thousand recruits from the second phalanx retreated to the east of the city, and joined the first phalanx guarding the east gate and the outer perimeter of the Tower of London Palace. Resist based on favorable terrain such as city walls and palace walls to resist the attack of the rebels.

...

It has to be said that Uke, the leader of the second phalanx, made the right choice. Facing the remnants of the Tudor dynasty with stronger fighting power, he obviously couldn't fight recklessly. But retreating to the city walls and various solid fortifications made up for their tribes in terms of combat effectiveness. After all, no matter how miscellaneous the troops are, when they have the city walls and other support, they can completely make up for the gap in combat effectiveness between the recruits and the rebels.

When the rebels approached the Tower of London Palace, they encountered fierce resistance from the first phalanx in the streets. Although the second phalanx is not effective in frontal combat, it is still no problem to play support on the side of the first phalanx. Then, the footsteps of the rebels were delayed...

At the same time, the 5,000 elite veterans hiding in the camp in the west of the city, led by General Clichy, are also galloping east after entering the city, intending to eliminate the rebels who are going to attack the Tower of London Palace...

Please remember the first domain name of this book: . 4 Novels.com mobile version reading website: