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However, this guy seemed to know what kind of place Xiao Wen was referring to by talking about Mamluk and Egypt.

"The rabbi is not a cowardly Caucasian! The rabbi is not a slave! The rabbi is not a stupid Cossack! "

As he spoke, he raised his blade and swung it towards Xiao Wen.

If Guan Yu was here, he would be able to easily control the white man in front of him.

After all, there were too many flaws to his movement of opening and closing.

However, Xiao Wen wasn't Guan Yu. He couldn't use his speed to close in on the big guy and attack his vitals.

However, it was obvious that Xiao Wen's words had angered this big guy. Therefore, his movements became even more berserk. As for the flaws, they were even more numerous.

Xiao Wen looked at this guy.

He wanted to keep the big man enraged, make him swing his knife at him, then trick him into slashing it against the wooden pillar.

As long as the knife was stuck in the wooden pillar, Xiao Wen was confident that he would be able to heavily injure it before the other side could pull out the knife again.

Since he already had a plan in mind, Xiao Wen calmly put some distance between him and the rabbi.

As he pulled away, he said easily, "Aren't you Mamluk? Then are you a loser... Well, the one you call Eastern Rome? I have heard that the young Asians of East Rome are good infantry, but their Janissaries are better than their infantry. After all, in this world, they are the only ones who can rule over the Emperor and form a law on the election of the imperial guards. "

Hearing this, the rabbi's rage intensified.

He bellowed, "Rabbi is not a waste of Eastern Rome!"

As he spoke, he swung his blade towards Xiao Wen.

Xiao Wen hurriedly retreated. Suddenly, he hit the pillar with a bang.

"Very good! The next time I attack, I will let him know how powerful I am! " A hint of a cold smile appeared on Xiao Wen's face as he thought about it.

Then he went on: "Then you are a German? Oh! The people of the Holy Roman Empire who were neither sacred nor imperial, and had nothing to do with Rome. I heard that your emperor, the red-bearded Barbarossa, accidentally fell into the water and drowned while participating in the Crusades! Haha! This is so funny. "

Hearing Xiao Wen's words, the rabbi became even angrier.

The sword in his hand hacked towards Xiao Wen like an axe, about to explode his head.

However, Xiao Wen was, after all, a 300 hour player under the influence of "Black Soul".

He threw the treasured sword in his hand onto the ground and rolled forward with his head held in his hands, dodging the attack.

When Xiao Wen stood up, he saw that the rabbi's knife had already cut into the wooden pillar. He knew that from now on, he could do whatever he wanted.

However, at this moment, a few screams came from behind Xiao Wen.

Xiao Wen looked over and found that the remaining three people who hadn't attacked him before were now lying in pools of blood.

Sun Shangxiang, on the other hand, held a bloody dagger and stood on top of the corpse. She looked at Xiao Wen with a proud expression and said: "Sir, the standards of these three people are quite average! Most likely, even if all of them are combined, they still won't be half as strong as the one you took on. "

Hearing this, Xiao Wen curled his lips and said, "I'll get rid of him."

As he spoke, he glanced at Yang Xiu.

He saw that this trash, who only had five points in combat strength, was standing on the battlefield, expressionless.

It was hard to tell if he was too calm, or if he was too scared to move.

However, Xiao Wen didn't pay too much attention to this matter.

He picked up the sword again and stabbed at the rabbi.

However, at this moment, the rabbi suddenly put down his knife and shouted, "Vikingarnakommerinteattsmisslyckas!"

With that, he rushed towards Xiao Wen.

At this time, Xiao Wen had just raised his sword. As a result, his sword only grazed this person's shoulder, but it did not harm him any further.

As for the rabbi, he pounced and knocked Xiao Wen down. Next, he punched Xiao Wen's face!

Xiao Wen was a bit confused by the sudden attack. However, although his body didn't listen to him, his consciousness was very clear for some reason.

In his mind, the super library was rapidly spinning. Following the voice transmission, Xiao Wen was quickly able to determine the composition of the alphabet through the Roman phonograph.

After that, the retrieval system gave Xiao Wen the translation result.

Swedish — the Vikings will never fail!

Seeing this answer, Xiao Wen's eyes narrowed. At the same time, information about the Vikings also appeared in his mind.

The Viking (ancient Norwegian: víkingar), or Viking pirates, had been invading the coasts of Europe and the British islands from the eighth to the eleventh century A.D., and its footprints extended from the continent to the Arctic, a period known as the Viking Age.

In ancient English, "vikinger" was a person in the Gulf, while "waking" was a pirate; "vikingar" in Icelandic dialect was also a "sea adventure".

The Vikings, home to Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, began by robbing monasteries off the coast of the Western European continent, and gradually began to invade other European countries in organized fashion, from Ireland to Britain, from France to Eastern Europe.

In addition to the campaign, the Vikings were great navigators, and westward they gradually discovered Iceland and Greenland and eventually reached North America. At one point they reached the Caspian Sea.

The first Viking pirates to appear in the historical records were an attack on Britain in 789, recorded in the Annals of Anglo-Saxon, when they were mistaken by local officials for merchants and killed the officials who wanted to tax them. The second record was made in 793.

For the next 200 years, Viking invaded the coastal states of Europe, raiding upstream and inland along rivers. It had once controlled the shores of Russia and the Baltic Sea, and was said to have reached the shores of the Mediterranean and the Caspian Sea.

One of them crossed the Baltic Sea and traveled to Russia, to Kiev and Bhagavan.

Some ships sailed to the Caspian Sea to do business with the Arabs in Baghdad.

A more famous group of Vikings advanced in the southwest, creating a storm in the heart of Europe.

They looted the British Isles and invaded the continent. The word Viking carries with it a strong derogatory connotation of plunder and murder.

The Vikings had a profound influence on the history of Europe, especially England and France.

Adam of Bremen, a German historian in the eleventh century, wrote in the fourth volume of his book, The History of the Archbishop of Hamburg: "The pirates amassed a great deal of gold on the island of Silan, and they were called Wiggin by their own people. We call them Askomani, and they paid tribute to the King of Denmark."

In the thirteenth century, King Harold I of England resolved to purge the pirates from Scotland and nearby islands, and some Vikings fled to Iceland.

Norse legends depict them as fearless heroes, but in the eighteenth century they depict them as robbers.

Europeans think Scandinavian farmers are amateur pirates, but Scandinavians think these people may be just illegal robbers.

Another theory is that the Slavs' pirates have fled to northern Europe.

The Vikings spread out from their home in Scandinavia, crossing the sea and attacking suddenly with a dragon-boat (as they were called by the name of dragon heads carved in the bows and stern of such boats).

They would make the first raid and then sweep, retreating before any of the huge resistance forces could attack, but their actions gradually became bolder.

Later, they even occupied and settled in important parts of Europe.

As pagans, they would not hesitate to kill priests and loot the church's property.

Ordinary people would be afraid of their ruthlessness and brutality. They were like devils that came from hell.

At the time, they were brilliant craftsmen, sailors, explorers, and merchants.

Wiggin is home to Norway, Sweden and Denmark. They and their descendants once controlled most of the Baltic coast, the interior of Russia, Normandy in France, Britain, Sicily, southern Italy, and parts of Palestine.

They discovered Iceland in 825 (the Irish monks were already there) and settled down in 875. In 985, they colonized Greenland again. There was strong evidence that five hundred years before Columbus discovered the New World, they had reached Newfoundland and explored parts of North America.