Heroes of the Invincible Knight Chapter 39

The age of elves has passed, and Richard only learned about the power of the elves empire from limited books.

It was an era of magic. The elves created a brilliant civilization. They were powerful and arrogant. They regarded all races as slaves and ants, and even giant dragons did not dare to wipe their edge.

Humans, orcs, and dwarves are all their servants, but unfortunately it seems to be an inevitable law that the prosperity will decline.

With the decline of the magic tide, magic began to become more and more difficult to perform, and the elf empire became more and more unsustainable. The elf magisters who could wipe out a city with a forbidden spell could not even rub out a fireball in the end. The mages quickly fell to the altar.

And the breathing method and fighting qi, which were only low-level cultivation methods before, began to gradually come to the forefront. However, these two cultivation methods cannot avoid the polishing of physical fitness.

Elves are a race born to rely on magic to eat their food. Not to mention their physical fitness compared to orcs, even humans are better than elves in terms of physical fitness.

Of course, elves are not without advantages. Their natural spiritual strength can make it easier for elves to advance to the knight rank, but the elves' dreadful fertility can offset this advantage.

The elves, a race with a very low fertility rate, cannot compare the population development with humans and orcs.

In the past when the magic power was full, the elves and wizards used a large-scale war spell. No matter how many troops you can't stand it, you naturally don't need to care about the disadvantage of a small population, but when the magic power subsides, the elves have the biggest advantage. Lost, only a few extra knights could not reverse the decline of the elves.

Under the siege of the former servants, the once high elves were completely unable to resist, and the entire elf empire collapsed.

For the continuation of the race, the remaining elves gradually intermarryed with the human race, forming half-elves large and small tribes. As for pure-blooded elves, it is still a question whether they still exist on the mainland.

Li Cha's understanding of elves was remembered through this hand. Collecting some books and information is also one of Yu Sidu's tasks. They can help Li Cha to have a deeper understanding of this continent.

No longer obsessed with the rise and fall of elves, Richard's more important thing is to place the main city fortress (elves).

"It doesn't work."

Richard looked at the Ironwood Castle, which was unchanged, with some disappointment.

After careful consideration, Richard finally made up his mind to place the main fortress (elf) city directly in the Ironwood Fort.

With the strength in his hands, he can cover it up a little, and he won't be afraid of being coveted by anyone in the north.

But when Richard made up his mind to place a fortress (elf) in the main city, he found that Ironwood Castle did not meet the placement conditions.

Perhaps, it has something to do with those half-elves.

"Go and call Al."

"Yes, sir."

The soldier who sent the order hurriedly left after receiving the order of Richard.

At this time, the Arzhenghe people were eating the food provided by Ironwood City, some rough rye bread and some side dishes, but they ate it with relish.

After all, they have not been able to eat for a long time. In the dining room, officials from Tiemucheng have already counted their number and allocated houses for them. Of course, the houses are not free to live in. They have to pay a little rent to Tiemucheng every year until they have money. until you buy it.

Swallowing some black bread that slapped their throats, the half-elves looked content. After experiencing the ogre invasion, they realized that the freedom they were after was not so important. Joining a powerful group would have A stable reliance is also a good choice.

"Boss Al, Mr. Richard asked you to go."

Al's thoughts were interrupted by the shouting of the messenger.

"coming"

After Al finished eating the rest of the food in his hand, he followed the messenger and set off.

Not long after, Al came to Richard's mansion in Ironwood, and entered the house after being checked by the guards at the entrance.

"Sir, what are your orders?"

As soon as Al came in, he kept his posture very low. At this time, the survival of the entire tribe was within the man's thoughts.

"Well, you don't need to be polite when you sit down."

Li Cha had some smiles on his face. Facing Al, who had a hero template, Li Cha didn't mind showing his friendly side.

"Tell me about your tribe and the ogres in detail."

Li Cha looked at Al, who didn't dare to sit down at will, and asked.

"Our tribe was in a small river valley in the Ironwood Forest, and there were nearly five hundred people."

"We built a wooden village out of iron wood. Beasts and snow thieves can't threaten us at all, and our life is fairly comfortable."

Speaking of this, Al's face couldn't help but have a trace of reminiscence. If there was no threat from ogres, that kind of free life is the life that half-elves are most in line with.

"That day, the ogres who were supposed to live outside the Ironwoods rushed into our tribe."

Speaking of which, Richard could feel the pain in Al's tone.

"We couldn't resist even if we tried our best. Muzhai quickly fell. They rushed in and killed all the living things they could see."

"My father died, the elder died, and many people died. They didn't want to loot or kill everyone. Only I ran out with the last of my clan."

Although Al was grieved and indignant, his reason was still there, and he clearly told Richard everything he knew.

"You mean, you have a wooden village?"

"Um"

"Tell me about it in detail."

Al couldn't understand why a broken wooden village aroused Li Cha's interest, but he still carefully described to Li Cha what their former home looked like.

"Is it about the size of Ironwood Castle?"

"Yes, but the wooden wall is not comparable to the stone wall of Ironwood Castle, otherwise it would not be broken so easily."

In the past, Al didn't like the icy feeling of the stone wall, but now he feels that this hard and icy stone brings a heavy sense of security. UU reading www.uukanshu.com

After listening to Al's description, Richard had a key guess. Perhaps, the key to the release of the fortress (elf) main city lies on this half-elf wooden fortress.

Li Cha thought about it and said to Al:

"Al, do you want revenge?"

Al was stunned. Of course he wanted revenge, but he was a man who knew how to advance and retreat. At this time, he was just relying on others, asking Li Cha to send troops to help with revenge, and he didn't dare to mention it.

But at this moment, since Li Cha took the initiative to ask, Al was not hypocritical, and directly answered what he thought.

"think"

"Get ready, take a rest, join the Flying Bear Army with your people, and visit your wooden village in a few days."

"Yes, sir."

Al's simple answer couldn't contain his excitement.

With a wave of his hand, Richard indicated that Al could leave and prepare.

Al got up and saluted Li Cha deeply and left, which was different from the stubborn attitude when he came. After Li Cha said that he was going to attack the ogre tribe in the Ironwood Forest to give him a chance to take revenge, Al's whole body His spirit seemed to be back.

Naturally, Li Cha would not do such a thankless task simply because of the subordinate he had just accepted.

Leading troops to the forest to attack a small ogre tribe with a conservative estimate of hundreds of members, this kind of thing seems like a fantasy for other lords, so Li Cha now has more than a dozen knights in his hands Only the Crusaders had the confidence to launch this initiative.

If possible, it is natural to wait for the ogres to leave the woodland to fight in the plains to better utilize the advantages of the cavalry.

However, in order to fortify the main city of the elf, even if they endure some more losses, they must take this elf wooden village.

Chapter end

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