Wandering Knight Start: I have a simple data panel

The heart of a king is unpredictable, and this has been the case since ancient times.

The education Virut received since childhood told him that creatures like monarchs can no longer speculate like ordinary people.

It's hard to say what His Majesty the Emperor Derek is thinking.

From a factional perspective, the Tulu family is naturally a supporter of Virut and stands in the same camp as him.

He was sent here at this time, and the fact was so obvious that it was impossible not to think about it.

If it were another monarch, Virut might have other ideas.

But facing Derek, he knew that no one could shake the monarch's authority.

Secondly... I am a knight of the Northland first, and then a noble.

Virut's momentum suddenly changed. After becoming the Minister of War, he has tempered his edge.

I am afraid that many people have forgotten that in the beginning, I also charged forward with arrows in the name of the Knight of the North.

He has killed as many people as Simon.

"If this is your temptation, let me prove my loyalty!"

Virut took the attendants and ordered directly in front of the other party: "Tell the Tulu family that I am coming."

The attendant looked at this loyal minister of the empire in surprise. What was he going to do?

If you really want to leak the information, there is no need to do it in front of you!

It's a pity that he was told before he came here that he only needed to bring his eyes and ears, not his mouth.

The purpose of appeasing the squires is more important than monitoring Virut.

The Tulu family really did not expect that the matter would be leaked so quickly, and Virut had a special status. His appearance here meant that it was already obvious.

As for why Virut tipped them off, after all, they are all nobles, so it is understandable.

The Tulu family's first reaction was to run away.

They knew in their hearts that they had no chance of winning against this huge empire.

Now that Virut is here, no matter what went wrong, it's time to go.

"However... the Tulu family has accumulated hundreds of years, and it is not something that His Majesty can easily humiliate." The Tulu clan leader looked at his son with a ferocious look on his face: "Badrick, this incident happened because of you, and it is up to you to atone for your sins. "

Badrick had long been mentally prepared to commit suicide, so he stood up and accepted calmly.

"I will give an explanation to the empire and an explanation to Lord Virut."

The Tulu family is leaving the Great Xia Empire, but the relationship cannot be completely severed.

Nobles must maintain friendship, otherwise who will dare to cooperate with you in the future?

Virut took the risk to tip off the news, so he had to give the other party face.

The population, wealth and even family children that the Tulu family could not take away became rewards.

Badrick's identity is enough, and he can start a rebellion that is destined to fail, adding luster to Virut's resume.

This can be considered waste utilization.

As for the people who lost their lives because of this, they can only be blamed on their bad luck.

This was the Tulu family's last stand.

The Tulu family began to prepare. They were destined not to take much with them. It was enough for some core members to leave with part of the wealth.

The rest was all used by Badrick to recruit troops.

But Virut was different from what they thought.

He stayed in the city and silently watched the Tulu family prepare for rebellion.

The other party also treated him as if he didn't exist, forming a tacit understanding.

Until the attendant who followed couldn't help but remind him: "Sir Virut, should you collect evidence?"

Verut smiled and asked, "You came to His Majesty after the founding of the country, right?"

"What do you mean?" The attendant was confused.

Virut did not answer directly, but just murmured: "Whether it is the Tulu family or not, rebellion... is an unforgivable crime."

Infidelity is the greatest crime.

The empire can even tolerate exploitation, but it cannot tolerate infidelity.

Perhaps in the eyes of the Tulu family, you have a knife on my neck and you still don't allow me to resist. Are you so overbearing?

But for people like Virut, don't say you are guilty. If you are not guilty, His Majesty will let you die, and you will die on your knees.

reason? just?

Don't talk about those useless things. The nobles of the Griffin Kingdom haven't cried out for injustice yet. Why do you bunch of traitors scream about injustice?

Virut's tip was actually giving them the last chance.

Unfortunately, the Tulu family did not understand what he meant.

So... Virut finally used his move.

"Let the army enter the city. If we don't do anything, the Tulu family will run away."

The Tulu family still doesn't understand that today's empire is completely different from the previous Three Kings era.

It's not that they don't have the strength to resist, it's that they no longer have any chance.

Even before the rebels gathered, the counter-rebellion troops from the Empire had already arrived in the city.

Any rebellion actually takes advantage of information gaps and time differences.

Otherwise, how could a unified dynasty mobilize a group of troops?

But with the advancement of technology, it is difficult for simple rebellion to shake the rule of an empire.

Unless it is rotten from the foundation and broken from the heart.

Obviously, the Tulu family has nothing.

Badrick was still gathering the troops, and was immediately pinned down in the barracks.

He originally wanted to control the nearby garrison, but the Guards Division was faster than him and directly took over the military power of the garrison. With a piece of paper, all officers were relieved of their duties.

The soldiers at the bottom don't understand what rebellion is. Without the coercion of officers, they won't listen to the Tulu family at all.

As for the hundreds of private soldiers in their family, what can they do?

There was a burst of gunfire, and the Tulu family was directly attacked.

The clan leader didn't even run away, but the entire clan was captured.

Everyone was still confused until they were escorted in front of Virut.

And then... they feel cheated.

"Shameless villain, Virut.

You lied to me. You lied to me badly.

I will never let you go, and all the nobles will know about your ugly behavior.

I'm waiting for you, waiting for you to be killed by that foolish king like me. "

Virut's face was expressionless, being accused was something he had already thought about.

But...does he care?

If you cared, you wouldn't have brought your own armor and followed His Majesty to raise an army.

Do you really think I need support from you idiots?

He stepped forward and kicked the Tulu chief to the ground: "You dare to yell and curse when you are about to die. Have you forgotten how you begged for mercy in front of me?"

As a survivor of the southern aristocracy, is it difficult not to remember the fear that Virut dominated back then?

Virut looked at the silent leader of Tulu and sneered: "Since you are so stubborn, just wait for me to give you extra food!"

On the way to the imperial capital for trial, there are plenty of opportunities to torture these idiots.

A rebellion like a joke.

But how many are there in the Tulu family?

Throughout the empire, the old aristocrats, the new aristocrats, the bureaucrats, and almost all the power at the bottom were controlled by them.

Those who dare to kill the attendants are an exception, but those who dare to challenge and invade the imperial power can be captured in large numbers.