Give Me the Name of God

Braving the wind and snow, Lomonlov came to a village.

He asked a group of Bayer soldiers to come forward to test, and after confirming that there was no ambush, he gave the order to march.

Compared with the vanguard force, Lomonlov's main force was not in a hurry. He chose the farthest road, which passed through the most tribes.

The same rules as before: take away all the food, take away all the livestock, take away all usable things, and kill all the people.

For the Byers, the purpose of war is to plunder, otherwise no one would be willing to sacrifice their lives for the war.

But today they were not very lucky. There was nothing in the village, not even a person could be seen. The soldiers searched every house and finally found only a few cans of bacon.

Where have all the dispatchers in this village gone? Could there be other troops taking the lead?

Lomonlov was the commander-in-chief of an army of 10,000, but these 10,000 troops were not gathered together because the collective march was not efficient.

The equipment of each unit is different, and the suitable routes are also different. For example, Lomonlov's unit has more vehicles and horses, which is obviously suitable for flatter snowfields, while the lightly-armed and simple troops are more suitable for traveling on mountain roads.

Of course, marching separately can easily be defeated individually. In a real war, few generals would take such a risky move, but Lomonlov didn't care. He had fought many battles in the country of sentries, and almost every battle was They were all unilateral massacres. Lomonlov did not need to consider tactics and risks at all. Most of his time he considered shortening the march time as much as possible and reducing food consumption.

And food is really a big problem, because the wind and snow are constant, the march is very slow, and even Lomonov's direct troops are experiencing food shortages.

Were they really beaten to the punch by other troops?

There was not even a corpse on the ground, so it was definitely not the work of the Bayers. The Bayers not only wanted to kill everyone and rob all their belongings, they also had to burn down all the houses.

The houses here were not burned down, and it seemed that the village was not looted. The dispatchers here escaped.

Where could they escape to?

This village fled to the Boyuin tribe under the leadership of the chief, because they had previously rejected Manda's goodwill. Now their chief is lying in the snow, accepting the conquest of Boyuin.

There’s no shame in that, it’s the right choice.

It might be a little embarrassing, but at least he saved his tribe.

Lomonlov had some bad premonitions. He felt that there were many changes in the dispatchers, and these changes were not what he liked to see.

"This group of pigs have learned to stick together, divide the bacon and eat it, send messengers to several other armies, and immediately go to the Bayouin tribe to gather!"

As soon as the officers opened the can of bacon, they were stopped by Lomonlov: "Be careful, the meat is poisonous."

A centurion called a soldier and asked him to eat a piece first.

The soldier picked a big piece and swallowed it in one gulp. He wanted to reach into the jar, but the centurion kicked him aside.

After waiting for a long time and seeing that there was nothing unusual about the soldiers, the officers took out the ale and began to eat and drink happily.

They still understood the rules. They left the best meat to Lomonlov. Lomonlov had no appetite, so he rewarded the meat to the guards. Seeing the empty village, he always felt that this war was different from the past. .

A snow eagle hovered in the sky. Through the snow eagle's perspective, Manda saw everything that happened in the village.

He was really worried for these Bayers.

When Boyuin asked Manda for poison, saying that he would poison the Bayer people, Manda was very angry. The whole village moved not even a piece of firewood, but these few cans of bacon, which was edible. ? Could the Bayers be fooled?

Unexpectedly, the Bayer people were actually fooled.

They also found a soldier to test the poison. The soldier finished eating the bacon and stood there for less than twenty minutes before confirming that he was not poisoned. Do you really think that the fourth-level wizard Pluto's methods are child's play?

In the Romulu country, the Bayer people have a very good reputation. Many people say that they are a powerful country that dances with bears.

Now Manda discovered that they were only close to the bears in terms of IQ. If Bucken and Shelty could be as stupid as them, even one tenth of their stupidity, Manda would have become the King of Romulu long ago.

But the land of Bayer country is very vast, and it is said that it is rich in all kinds of ores. It seems a waste to leave such good resources to such stupid Bayer people.

If the dispatchers are more ambitious, Manda will definitely be able to make great achievements in the north. Such distant matters can be left to the future. What we have to do now is to do our best to win this war.

It's a pity that too little poison was used this time, and Pluto's method was too gentle. If he had known that the Bayers were so stupid, they should have used coarser and more powerful poisons, mixed them in dozens of bags of grain, and left them to slowly eat.

But Pluto used the precious disease poison. That night, more than a dozen officers were poisoned and began to suffer from vomiting and diarrhea. The next day, hundreds more people were affected. By the third day, the disease did not continue to spread, and the medicine was enough. It was the limit. Such precious poison only took away less than 300 Byers in total.

In the end, Lomonlov could not tell whether the soldiers were poisoned or suffering from the disease. After evacuating two villages in succession, he gave up the robbery and arrived at the Boyuin tribe three days later.

It was agreed that all the troops would assemble here, but when he arrived, only one troop arrived almost at the same time as him, and the other three troops disappeared.

Where did they go? Lomonlov's route was the farthest, how could other troops be slower than him?

He saw the tents outside the tribe, and it seemed that many soldiers had gathered here. Lomonlov was a little nervous and did not launch an attack that day.

The next day, no other troops came to assemble. Lomonlov did not want to wait any longer. His main force consisted of 5,000 people, and the other force that arrived with him had more than 1,000 people. According to past experience, Even if all the dispatched soldiers were gathered together, they would not be able to withstand the six thousand Bayer army.

Lomon Ruf ordered the war drums to be beaten outside the village, waiting for the soldiers to come out to fight. However, the drums were beaten from early morning to noon, and no soldiers were seen leaving the village.

Lomonlov gave the order to attack, and the cavalry mounted their horses and rushed into the village first, followed by infantry and archers.

But the Boy Ewing tribe, like the previous tribes, was empty and empty.

Not only was the village empty, but the tents outside the village were also empty. Several sergeants found warm soup cans and unburned fires in the houses, inferring that the dispatched sergeants had not gone far.

Lomonlov first ordered the house to be burned, but he could not kill or capture it. The morale of the army was extremely low, and he could only get some pleasure from the destruction.

The whole tribe was on fire, and Lomonlov ordered a pursuit in the direction of the footprints.

This is the most troublesome part of fighting in the snow. Neither the enemy nor we can cover up the trajectory of the action. After chasing for half a day along the footprints, Lomonlov did not dare to pursue. He found that the terrain here was somewhat unfavorable.

Apart from conquering military officials, Lomonlov had almost no impressive achievements, but after all, he was a general of a country, and his most basic qualities were still there.

He found that the terrain he was in was very unfavorable. It was a gentle slope that was difficult to detect in the vast snow.

Now he was halfway up the slope. If the enemy troops rushed down the slope, the situation would be very bad.

He was hesitating whether to retreat. Even if the group of savages took advantage of the terrain, Lomonlov was sure to defeat them.

But looking at the footprints on the ground, it seems that there are more than just savages.

He saw a series of large footprints, and they were very deep.

There are more than one string, and huge footprints like this appear from time to time among the dense footprints. Is what Gogoch said true?

He asked the guard to call Gogoch immediately. The guard went away for a long time and ran back panting: "Gogoch is gone, and all his men are gone!"

Where did he go? Do you want to stay in Bayouin's tribe and steal things?

There is nothing to steal there. Could it be that he found a granary or a vault...

Lomonlov's thoughts were interrupted by the sound of war drums. He looked up and saw a tall figure leading a dispatcher looking down on the hillside.

It's Roma. Roma has been waiting here for a long time with 20,000 soldiers.

Is this the giant living corpse that Gogol mentioned? Lomonlov scanned the crowd and found many tall figures among them.

There were not many of them, there seemed to be only three to five hundred of them, and the others were familiar dispatched officers.

Lomonlov let out a loud roar and activated the third-level skill of Enyo, the goddess of war and city destruction, and his blood surged and he groaned.

This is a strange skill, much like the trembling skill of Phobos, the god of intimidation. It can make the enemy feel fear from the heart, but this fear is not inexplicable, but a manifestation closer to illusion. All Enemies who suffer from skills will see their bodies bleeding, even Roma, who is a fourth-level believer of Qingtian God, is no exception. She checked several times repeatedly and found that there were indeed no wounds on her body, but the constant gush of blood still made her feel uncomfortable. She felt quite uneasy.

The missionaries are trembling, which is what Roma expected. Even if Lomonlov doesn't use his skills, the missionaries will tremble. As long as they see the Bayers, they will tremble. This is engraved on the bones. fear.

Roma didn't have Encia's chaos-chasing skills. She couldn't restrain the soldiers' fear. There was only one thing she could do, which was to return the soldiers' fear.

She ordered the soldiers to load the trebuchets, and Lomonlov took the opportunity to fire arrows into the hillside.

The dispatched soldiers did not dare to move. The first two rows of soldiers raised their shields, and the other soldiers all squatted on the ground holding their heads.

Guatel was about to send his wooden beauty to load the trebuchet, but Roma stopped him. She gestured in sign language: If they can't pass this level, they will never become real soldiers.

Finally, inspired by Boyuin, the soldiers completed the loading.

Lomonlov was low down and had limited vision, so he did not see the trebuchet at first.

But the boulders flew one after another, and the Bayers almost collapsed. Lomonlov used the second-level skill Blood Expectation to allow the soldiers to barely stabilize the military formation.

The desire for blood is to use the goddess of war and destruction's desire for blood to offset the soldiers' fear of war. Now the Bayer soldiers just want to see the enemy's blood bleed.

But when the boulders hit the soldiers' heads one after another, Lomonlov's skills failed. No matter how strong his desire was, he could not offset the fear at this moment.

This isn't a boulder, it's a head.

Lomonlov never understood why several other troops did not come, and now they came.