Warlord: King of All Clans

After walking around the palace for a few times, Leo finally found Ostara and Six.

A man and a dog were concentrating on catching the last fish in the palace's pond.

Because fish hooks can harm goldfish, Ostara recommends replacing fishing rods with fishing nets.

As a result, Six, who used the small net bag, was still extremely powerful.

She never liked studying and would go out to play around the Hewan Peninsula every day. Fishing was her weak point, so catching fish was her specialty.

So the little golden retriever Six, holding the small scoop net in both hands, stood on the stone railing of the small fish pond in the garden, concentrating on catching fish.

The Elf Queen followed behind quietly, carrying a small fish basket, and continued to be Six's follower.

The goldfish in the palace were all artificially fed and were too stupid to look like living creatures. When they saw Six appear, they came up to her and waited for her to feed them. After being caught in the fishing net, they only struggled a few times.

Several palace maids not far away looked at the two outsiders speechlessly.

They are responsible for feeding the goldfish in the palace, but are now on standby.

Leo walked over and told Ostara about the predicament he was facing, and then started to act like a spoiled brat, "Look, I'm busy and exhausted myself, and I really can't help you. If I stay in the capital any longer, my family will be gone."

Ostara was holding a small fish basket, staring at Leo unhappily and said, "What do you want to say? Let me help you fight?"

Leo Fly rubbed his hands, "That's not necessary. War is so cruel. River Bay doesn't want to fight. We just want to farm!"

"You see, the people from the West are coming in full force. Why don't you help me raise the height of Buck Fortress by ten or twenty meters? Then they will retreat in the face of difficulty."

Ostara said disdainfully, “Do you think I’m like my stupid daughter, and will work for you just by throwing a few wheat cakes?”

She put her hands on her hips, looking very proud, "I've lived for five hundred years, little brat! I can see right through you!"

Leo quickly explained, "It's not a wheat cake, it's an egg tart."

Ostara was startled, her heart obviously moved.

But she still refused: "No, I will not easily interfere in the fight between mortals. If I intervene too much, the Elven Elders will catch me back."

Leo was unwilling to give up. It was such a waste to use such a strong fighting force to catch goldfish in the palace.

When the Saint-level takes action, there is no need to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy. Just go to Buck Fortress and call the wind and rain, and scare the enemy into throwing away their weapons and armor. He is more effective than a hundred thousand-man captains.

He failed to bribe, so he could only threaten, "My Queen, your daughter is still in Buck Fortress. I am very worried. Please go and see her."

Ostara was not fooled at all. "You threw it there. I don't care. If you are worried, just bring her back."

At this time, Six spoke. She threw the small net bag to the ground and was very angry. "Woof woof woof! I took down Fort Buck! That's my castle!"

"No more fishing, I'm going to fight!"

Ostara was so scared that she quickly picked up the small net bag and squatted down to comfort her, "Don't worry, Freya is smart and will not let your castle be lost. Fighting is so boring, let's just catch the goldfish!"

Hicks thought back to her own experience in the war and shuddered. She was actually very timid and if Strong hadn't pushed her into it, she would have run away long ago.

Hearing the Elf Queen's consolation, Six asked aggrievedly: "Can Freya really protect my big castle?"

Ostara nodded confidently, looked at Leo, and said, "You underestimate Freya. My Freya will never let anyone down!"

"Humph, you dare to attack the city guarded by Freya, aren't you afraid that all the tents will be eaten up?"

Leo could only choose to believe it. After thinking about it, he felt it was magical that Freya, who had always been unreliable, seemed to be not unreliable at all.

After Leo left, Six asked happily, "So what are we going to do after we catch the goldfish?"

Ostara thought about it and it seemed that there was nothing else fun to do for the time being, so she waved her hand and said, "Let's go back to the river bend and get all the goldfish back!"

Six flew up happily, "Okay!"

On the other side of Buck Fortress, Freya, who was only two feet tall, stood upright on the parapet, holding a heavy arrow used by a wild hunter in her hand - this was her spear.

She wore a melon-shaped hat and stared at the Western Border with wide eyes, standing still for the entire afternoon.

Freya has been in this state for a long time, ever since the Pegasus knight in charge of reconnaissance brought news that Talhanberk had assembled an army of tens of thousands to attack.

Behind her was a row of kobold guards, all standing upright like her and holding a short spear.

But they were short and standing behind the parapet, they couldn't see outside at all, it was like they were facing a wall.

At the end of Freya's sight, a huge army was slowly approaching and setting up camp five miles outside the city.

A team of elite cavalry from the Western Territory patrolled two miles outside the city to prevent the Northern Guards from launching a surprise attack while their foothold was unstable.

But unfortunately, the defenders here were very calm and just watched them set up camp, completely indifferent.

This was a pity for the cavalry unit, as their chance to use the fast horses from the West to play tricks on the barbarians from the North was lost.

As the afterglow of the setting sun stained the western grasslands and the sunset, covering the sky and the earth with a layer of golden color, the dinner bell rang from the military camp cafeteria on one side of the fortress.

All the kobolds dropped their weapons and ran away in a swarm.

"Dinner is ready! Woof woof woof!"

The remaining River Bay infantry looked at the dogs' backs with envy. They waited until Knight Solovie gave the rotation order and their comrades put on their armor before going back to take off their armor and eat.

Knight Solovy also came over, looked at Freya who was motionless, and said helplessly: "You should go eat too."

Freya raised her paw and saluted, singing like a play, "Yes, sir!"

She jumped down from the wall, carefully put away her melon-shaped hat and "spear", and said, "I'll go eat across the street."

Solovie nodded, "Then be careful."

"Don't worry, I went there five times last night and was not discovered."

As she spoke, her figure became smaller and smaller, turning into a weasel cub. Then she crawled out of the drainage hole under the wall, jumped down, and ran towards the camp of the Western Legion.

If you dare to attack the city I am defending, I will eat up all your food!

And Talhanbek's army had just arrived outside the Buck Fortress. The 10,000 Western Border soldiers had 30,000 livestock, including various horses, as well as a lot of cattle and sheep.

In the entire camp, some people were driving livestock, some were setting up tents, some were digging trenches, and some were dismantling siege equipment, so it looked very chaotic.

However, under the pressure of the fortress defenders who were ready to launch a surprise attack at any time, no unrest occurred for half a day.

In the entire Western Territory, there are only a handful of commanders capable of commanding an army of 10,000 people.

Talhanberk has been a soldier all his life. Although he is only a low-level advanced transcendent, his leadership ability is undoubtedly ranked among the top ten in the Western Territory.

Under his rule, the Talhan family was promoted from a family of centurions to the Berk family, owning one city and four castles, and its military strength was comparable to that of the Great Earl in the North.

His 10,000 cavalry, including 2,000 heavy cavalry, 3,000 light cavalry, and 5,000 unarmored cavalry, were enough to roam the grassland.

And this is not all of his military force. After all, the territory is large and the city also needs to be guarded.

In the main tent of the army, the old Tarhanbek sat in the main seat, and beside him, the prairie wolf girl Arina Mishe was still trying to dissuade her father from his intention of attacking.