I Will Be The Crowned King Chapter 368

The latest website: The young knight who didn't notice Carl's expression let out a long sigh of relief, the heart in his chest could finally be completely put down, and there was no need to force his calm.

Although he verbally promised that "if there is an accident, the Bernard family will definitely come forward", in fact, Louis has no confidence to ensure that his father is really as he expected, and is willing to take care of the whole new world at this juncture of crisis; just according to Anson's request, the The matter was reported to his father's eyeliner in Sail City.

What he didn't know was that from the very beginning, it didn't matter whether the Bernard family would be willing to tell the truth. What Anson really cared about was the Bernard family's intelligence network in Sail City, and how this intelligence network could be surging apart. In the case of the sea, is it really able to transmit information quickly.

From the results, this is probably true.

Louis Bernard would not lie - at least he would not lie easily - the Bernard family's influence in the New World was cast aside, and the secret network of intelligence and relationships has always been run by the Crecy family; El Crecy has been completely eradicated by Anson together with his forces. Ordinarily, the Bernard family in the new world should no longer be able to control this land like the past.

But Archduke Adeland was still able to pass and exchange information with Louis Bernard across the turbulent sea. Although the latter was very secretive about the process and could not guarantee the result, he firmly believed that his father would definitely know about it.

This is interesting...

Excluding the possibility that the Grand Duchy of Adland has some kind of black technology, the talented person cannot do this, only the spellcaster, and the ability must be extremely special, and the strength of the spellcaster is at least above the profane mage.

From Kroger Bernard to Phil Crecy, the so-called "devout" Bernard family seems to have a much deeper relationship with the Old Gods than it seems.

Thinking about how to use this intelligence network, Anson pretended to think for a while and then said seriously: "We should tell the Supreme Council this news and start mobilizing the entire Confederate's capacity as soon as possible to avoid long nights."

"In order to improve efficiency, I suggest to immediately notify the port of Yangfan City to prepare for departure, and load the cargo from Red Hand Bay and Black Reef Port along the way; this will also buy time for the two inland colonies of Grey Pigeon Castle and Winter Torch City."

"As for the distribution center, considering the port's berthing capacity, the first ship to complete the loading will go to the port of slavery, and by the way, it will be able to load the scattered containers of the five colonies in the east; the rest will be assembled at the Beluga Port and anchored together."

"good idea!"

Louis' eyes lit up, and his expression was even slightly surprised; he originally thought that Anson would take advantage of this opportunity to dump the entire Ice Dragon Fjord's inventory first, and then consider the problems of other colonies; he never expected that at this time, This occasionally greedy guy is so united that he is even willing to make certain sacrifices.

In the face of the approval of his friends, Anson, who was still speculating about the true attitude of the Bernard family, didn't care much; but even if he knew Louis's thoughts, he would just laugh it off; what's yours, ours, not all... well, everyone's Well!

Anyway, even if the trade is completed, if you want to get the payment, you have to go through the New World company, so there is no need to worry about the first come and the later.

As for the interests of the local mine owners, not to mention the fact that the Rune family is responsible for guaranteeing them the bottom line, what kind of disloyal rebellion would have committed such a disloyal act that undermined the unity at this time of national disaster?

The order was finalized, and the two tacitly hurried to the Supreme Council outside the city together; the little clerk stayed in the Beluga Harbor Council and was responsible for telling the members of the "major good" news, and by the way organized various committees to start action.

Carl Bain is going to the headquarters to assemble the shooting army and is responsible for the defense work for this huge logistics and transportation; it involves the survival crisis of all the colonies in the whole new world. As long as there is no mistake, this will be the first shooting army. An excellent business card.

On the way to the High Council, the young knight made an unprecedented request to ride in the same carriage as Anson, and begged Lisa Bach to leave temporarily and not tell anyone else about it.

Lisa agreed to this "wish" full of fantasies without thinking; she had no impression of Louis, but had an indescribable affection for a certain elf girl, as if she was born willing get close to each other.

In Lisa's expression, Freya's body has a "particularly good smell", which is probably between "canned beef" and "cherry cake", and slightly more than "canned yellow peach". "Some.

This magical metaphor makes Anson only blame the subconscious in the girl's blood, probably related to some of August's research on elves.

So Yoyo drove to the carriage of the carriage outside the city, only Anson and Louis were left sitting opposite each other, staring at each other.

"I've thought about it for a long time, and I've thought about it for a long time, but I still feel that I still owe you an apology."

After ten minutes, Louis finally broke the silence: "I'm sorry."

Anson slightly raised his eyebrows unexpectedly:

"For what?"

"everything."

The young knight's answer was succinct and clear: "From the time you left without saying goodbye to this time when you suddenly decided to ... uprising, as a friend, I have never really believed in you wholeheartedly. This is wrong."

He originally wanted to say "rebellion", but he decided to change his words; not just because it sounded too derogatory, but Louis suddenly realized that things might not be what he originally expected.

"I don't think so." Anson smiled indifferently:

"Trust is a very luxurious thing, especially when we don't have any basis for mutual trust, how can we expect each other to be honest with each other?"

"Don't forget, we are still enemies in a strict sense, and I have captured your enemy...at least twice; it's not easy to cooperate in this relationship, so how can you trust it?"

"but…?!"

"The most important thing is that I haven't really been honest with you, Louis Bernard." Anson raised his hand and stopped the young knight who wanted to argue:

"Trust me, I'm definitely hiding more than that; you instinctively don't believe that I'm right, the right decision; you don't need to have any guilt, self-blame thoughts; if you put yourself in my shoes, I'll definitely be better than you are now Acting more cautiously and not thinking about apologizing."

"But I also have to say that there are reasons for concealment; I didn't say that it's not that I don't want to, but that I can't." Anson said meaningfully:

"You are the heir of the Bernard family, and you should know better than me that this world is not completely shrouded in the brilliance of the ring of order; in the invisible place, the indescribable and indescribable things always linger in it."

The young knight hesitated for a while, then silently sat back to his original position.

"So... what exactly is your plan?"

A few minutes later, Louis, who had recovered slightly, said again: "Even if our business can be successfully completed this time, the army we can gather is less than 50,000, only one-third of the jihadist army, and in terms of combat effectiveness..."

"It can be said that it is far inferior." Anson nodded:

"It's frustrating to say that, but you count the five thousand soldiers in your hands at the moment, plus the eight thousand Storm Legion... these thirteen thousand people are actually all the cost of our fight against the Mujahideen, and the rest... I Don't really want to say the word 'burdensome', but it's the truth."

"Unless we can really thwart a Mujahideen attack face to face on land, 50,000 soldiers are 50,000 prisoners; let them fill the line and the end will be extraordinary."

"But ... it's not entirely out of the question."

"Um?"

Looking at the guy in front of him who suddenly changed the conversation, Louis was stunned: "What do you mean?"

"Why does the empire organize a jihadist army?" Anson not only did not answer, but instead asked a new question: "If the Holy See mediates and lobbies, the empire only needs to ensure that Clovis and Hantu are willing to accept the armistice agreement, and then they can send troops to the new world. So ...Why do you have to organize a jihadist army?"

"Because with the strength of the empire, it is not enough to organize an army that can completely destroy the entire colony of the New World... That's not right."

The young knight who just wanted to answer immediately denied his idea and frowned slightly: "Because the empire doesn't want to lose too much strength because of this war, and at the same time hopes to use this war to consume other..."

Suddenly startled, Louis suddenly thought of something:

"Wait! You're actually trying to say that the Crusaders are... not united?!"

"Or it's impossible to unite at all." Ansenpi raised the corners of his mouth with a smile:

"The Empire, the Church, Clovis, Hantu, and even Iser, the Three Kingdoms of the North Sea... The ideas, purposes, and reasons of all parties involved in the Crusade must be completely different, and may even contradict each other."

"Such a group of people forms an army of 150,000 people, and is divided into six legions. It is not difficult to guess that each legion represents the interests of a certain party; or they will be even more stupid and put Two contradictory sides are packed into the same army; such an army will never be a united whole!"

In other words, any army will not be a whole... Anson secretly said in his heart.

"In this case, this leaves room for us to win over and divide; in other words, it is impossible for us, and we do not need to face the attack of 150,000 people from six legions at the same time!"

"Indeed..." Louis' dignified eyes showed a bit of joy:

"So the most important job right now is to find out the identity of the commanders-in-chief of the six legions and the forces behind them?!"

"No, this is actually the least important." An Sen waved his hand and said in a flat tone:

"Apart from the turbulent sea, even if we know their identities, we can't do anything right now; and when they actually land in the new world... Well, since they have the title of the Holy War Army, I'm afraid we don't need to take the initiative to ask, they themselves will Show the solidarity of the 'Order World' by making this vital intelligence public."

"The most important thing for us right now is to find a way to make the Mujahideen realize that the situation in the new world is completely different from what they imagined. If some forces have sympathy for us, that would be even more perfect!"

"I probably understand, who spread public opinion, what is sympathy for?" Louis was suddenly a little confused:

"Even if there is, it is impossible to prevent the Church of Order and the Empire from gathering the crusade?"

"Really not, but the problem is that they have to organize an army of 150,000 people, which means that there are at least 150 people who are directly affected by them... No, I'm afraid it will be more than 20 million or more!" An Sen vowed. :

"It is impossible for even the church and the empire to convey accurate confidence to everyone in such a large-scale event, not to mention that there are many forces that may not have any interest in jihad; if there is positive public opinion about the new world at this time appeared, or even spread widely among a certain group…”

"They will passively resist the jihad, causing delays and delays in the deployment of the army!"

Louis immediately understood: "To assemble 150,000 troops from different regions and countries is an extremely difficult task; the emergence of such public opinion will inevitably lead to a great delay in the time of assembly and deployment."

"And the window period left for the jihadist army to launch is only six months from May to October. In order to ensure the scale of the army, it must be assembled round by round before launching to the sea; this means that if the scale of the army is delayed, If there are too many, it will delay the time, and the scale is small, and it is very likely that you will have to wait for the next round, and you will not even be able to board the ship!"

"No matter which outcome, it can reduce the number of enemies we need to face, and delay the time." An Sen nodded slightly: "That's why this business with the Beihai Three Kingdoms is so critical."

"If you want to shape positive remarks, it's useless to just talk about it. Only by letting the other party experience the value of your existence will they empathize with you; our trade with the three countries in the North Sea means that Clovis and the empire have lost this A business that will cost thousands of people who feel firsthand how important our presence is to them!"

"Unemployed workers, bankrupt businessmen... These groups of people who have suffered heavy losses, they may blame the jihadist army, or they may blame us as 'heretics'; as long as they are properly guided at such times, Everything will fall into place.”

The young knight was startled at first, then took a deep breath:

"So the trade with the Beihai Three Kingdoms is not even just to ensure the survival of the colonies?"

"Anything can have many aspects. As long as you don't limit your vision to a certain point, danger will also be an opportunity." Anson's tone became lighter: "But before that, you must first confirm your starting point. , so as not to cause the plan to fail to catch up with the changes.”

"So your starting point is to stop the Mujahideen, or to defend the new world?"

"No, neither."

"Oh, what is that?" Louis asked tentatively.

Anson took a deep breath and said without delay and righteousness:

"loyalty!"

Chapter end