Chapter 305

In the twinkling of an eye, only Nord and Marquis tween were left in the castle hall. Looking at Nord with a firm look, marquis tween had no intention to persuade him at all. Nord's expression showed that he had made up his mind.

Although Marquis tween felt that Nord's decision was childish, it did not mean that the decision was wrong. On the contrary, the decision was very correct, but many of the right things would not be done, and they would also feel that the people who did these things were very ridiculous.

"Now there are no outsiders here. As an uncle, I ask you to pay attention to your own safety. Calming the unrest in the central region and restraining the Marquis Stilwell in the East are secondary. You must act according to your ability. Your decision is right. I am proud of your courage. If I were 20 years younger, I might follow you, But now I have a choice to make. "

Marquis tween said to Nord in earnest that Nord saw the old man's love for himself. He really regarded Nord as his own child. Even though Nord's choice was slightly childish and capricious, marquis tween connived at Nord.

It can not be said to be connivance, but he supported Nord to make a correct decision. Although this decision may be thankless, he did not hinder Nord's choice. Everyone has his own way to go. Nord developed so well without his help. I believe there will be no problem with Nord's decision this time.

When the child was old, he had to let go. This was the idea that Marquis Twain thought when he saw that Nord was so excellent now. Because Nord, who grew up wild outside, was more excellent than Gustav, his successor, who was raised since childhood, so he let Gustav gradually come to the stage.

"I will. I won't put myself in a dangerous situation. Trust me. In addition, I don't think the current situation in Bellon is so simple. You should be careful."

"Well, I hope that when I see you again next time, the situation in the Principality of Bethel has been settled, and I'm almost old enough to enjoy my old age. Especially when I see that you are so excellent now, I have the illusion that I'm old. Nord, your excellence makes them jealous."

Marquis Twain sighed. The birth of Nord not only made these nobles jealous, but even Marquis Twain felt that he was old. Marquis Twain, who had galloped North for decades, had this feeling for the first time. Looking at the dignified Nord, marquis Twain could not refuse to be old.

"It is mediocre not to be envious."

Nord cares about this. Cattle and sheep flock together. Beasts walk alone. Nord never cares what others think of him. Looking at Nord's indifferent look, marquis Twain doesn't know what to say. Then they talked about their judgment of the current situation. As a result, Nord is also correct in his analysis.

The next morning, Nord stood on the wall of the town and looked at the disappearing northern army. He didn't complain. He just hoped that they would have a smooth journey. Although Nord didn't like them very much, he still hoped that their battle would be smooth.

Looking at the army disappearing in front of him, Nord will soon get over it. Their war is still on the road, but their own war is about to begin. Now Nord is basically allowed to gallop in the vast central region. Nord really wants to have fun with these soldiers in the East.

Nord set up a militia in this small town. The weapons and equipment of the militia were captured from the soldiers in the East. Anyway, Nord's hands are useless. It's better to leave them to protect themselves. If Nord leaves the front foot and the rear foot town is attacked again, Nord's troops will be exhausted.

In fact, when it comes to guerrilla warfare, Nord may know more theoretical knowledge than these soldiers in the East. After all, in fact, the records of guerrilla warfare in textbooks are very detailed, which is a 16 character policy. Nord always keeps it in mind. Therefore, Nord is true to play guerrilla warfare with these soldiers in the East.

If these soldiers in the East were grouped together, Nord would have a real headache. After all, the skinny camels were bigger than horses, and the number of soldiers in the East defeated by the Marquis of Mellon was also larger than Nord's current troops. However, their current strategy of decentralized attack gave Nord a chance to break them one by one.

Marquis Stilwell may still be complacent. His tactics make both Marquis have no way to take him. He can only look at the beacon fire all over the middle and sigh. He is not aware that his opponent has changed. The possible effects of the same tactics against different people are quite different.

Nord hopes that the soldiers in the East can always divide and fight with themselves. If Nord's troops defeat two more earls, even if the Marquis of Stilwell reacts late, even if he gathers the army at that time, he won't have much advantage.

Therefore, Nord's first task now is to try his best to kill his soldiers in the East before the Marquis Stilwell reacts. First break his two fingers, and then it's difficult to hurt people even if he clenches his fist.

Nord recruited 300 militia in this town. Because the town has just been slaughtered, these civilians are very motivated to recruit. They don't want to. After Nord leaves, the whole town doesn't even have the ability to protect itself.

The militia established by Nord has not been approved by the town Lord, and the remaining relatives dare not speak up in front of Nord. Under special circumstances, Nord is too lazy to argue with these nobles. Those nobles don't see Nord, and Nord doesn't see them. If the currently established militia is handed over to the left nobles, I guess I don't know what kind of moth to make.

These nobles themselves, Nord also saw that they could not get up early without profit, so Nord directly spared them and set up a militia that was only responsible for themselves. As for whether they were in line with the system or not, let's talk about it later.

As for the later nobles who came back and found that there were suddenly three hundred soldiers in their territory, the problem of how to solve had nothing to do with Nord. In fact, the nobles in this town were just a Viscount, and the total number of soldiers under his hands was no more than two hundred, plus the farmers temporarily recruited from the territory.

In other words, Nord set up this militia, even more than the Viscount's troops. When the Viscount came back and saw the situation of his territory, it was estimated that he even had the heart to kill Nord, and 300 militia could devour the Viscount accidentally.

In the future, it is impossible for him to continue to bully these civilians. Otherwise, these civilians who have controlled the force will let them know what is a man's anger. Nord will try his best to find some ways for the current situation, regardless of the consequences in the future. It is estimated that when the nobles in the middle come back, Nord will be the last person they want.