Daddy Dirmash's wooden house is the best and largest in the entire village of Rogtri. It is all made of logs, with a living room with a dining table, plus 4 separate rooms and kitchens, but the furnishings of the whole room are quite simple or simple. The house is a bit old, and the wooden boards are leaking around it, and the water is floating into the room, but this is at least much better than outside. It can not only shelter from the rain, but also dry wet clothes in the living room, and the dining table in the living room contains all kinds of food, dry bread and cooked potatoes.

The guests who unbuttoned the waterproof jacket surrounded the fire, and Ravashi coughed on the side. The military officer Renek was placing medicines. Lu tilted his head and was roasting the fire. The owner of the house was staring at the general, but the old eyes that had previously been blurred sometimes flashed a keen light, which was not easy to detect.

"Report!" Standing outside the door were Adjutant Dawu and Lieutenant Colonel Xia De. The two acting generals had just finished inspecting the village.

"Well, come in and cook the fire!" Andrew told Daddy Dymalsh to find two more chairs.

Looking at the two officers sitting by the fire, Andrew continued to speak: "What's the situation? Don't stand up, just sit and talk."

Lieutenant Colonel Xiade couldn't wait to report, but was pulled by Adjutant Dawu beside him. The latter's eyes were staring at the owner of the room, Daddy Dirmash. Andrew understood Adjutant Dawu's thoughts and absent-mindedly said to Xiade: "Lieutenant Colonels, tell me, the Republic believes in the citizens of this house."

"Yes, general!" Xia De said: "This is an ordinary mountain village, and there is no abnormality. The village has been dispatched to the duty posts around it. According to the general's order, the villagers' actions are also under the surveillance of sentrymen. The soldiers have settled in their respective rooms, and the stove or bonfire is burning at the same time. Because the fire is well protected, it takes only 10 to 15 minutes to complete the drying of all ammunition and put into battle at any time. In addition, the village chief also prepared food for us, but there was no alcohol."

"Well, thank you for your hard work, Lieutenant Colonel Shade." Andrew stood up, which was because he couldn't stand the continuous coughing of Ravas. "Please eat as you like. When the rebels are eliminated, I will invite everyone to drink at the bar, but now I will protect my belly first." After that, he asked Daddy Dymalsh to take him to various rooms.

Daddy Dirmash took Andrew to the innermost room of the wooden house, which was about 20 steps away from the living room, covering the room, isolating the sight and coughing of the two rooms.

"General Andrew! Father Benier said hello to you," said Daddy Dirmash. He was originally a little hunched and straightened his eyes, with a sense of mystery in his eyes.

"Thank you, are you an angel?" Andrew found a chair and sat down, looking at Daddy Dymalsh in front of him.

"I'm just one of the angels!"

"They are still in the valley waiting for my arrival?"

"Of course, it was in the heavy rain, but I believe they ran to the woods under the hills to shelter from the rain."

"How strong is the other party?"

"There are more than 500 people in total, but they are all undisciplined peasant militiamen. However, they are very brave in fighting and are never afraid of death when fighting. In terms of weapons, only 150 people have rifles, and the rest are equipped with sabers and long forks."

"Haha, it's too simple to win the battle if you're not afraid of death. Well, where are the officers?" General Andrew smiled when he heard this. He knew that these 500 people would become the dead souls of their soldiers.

"There are four, two officers who graduated from regular military academy, both of whom are about 30 years old. One is Li Shidoli, who has some command ability, the other two are nobles, the young are soft-boys, and the old one is once a prosecutor, without any military talent, and their only specialty is their stubborn and conservative nobles will not listen to any correct advice from orthodox officers, so you can rest assured."

Listening to his father's introduction to the enemy situation made Andrew a little disappointed, and then asked: "If you lose the trace of the guard camp, when will they come to the door?"

"It is difficult to judge at the moment. I believe that after the heavy rain is over, someone will promptly inform us of their next action plan."

"Very good, are the other people in the village reliable?"

"No problem, they are all ordinary villagers, except for their devout Catholicism, and they have no actions against the Republican army."

"Well, that's good! I will choose the battlefield outside the village."

"Thanks!"

"You have to be polite, interests are mutual! By the way, do those who are preparing to attack me need forgiveness?"

"No need, except for a few people who will withdraw before the battle, the rest are all Houster's hard-working players, and the general can eliminate them all!"

"Understood."

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The father of Dyermash in front of Andrew was a member of the Angels. He was founded by the Father Benier. He was mainly part of the rebels of the Wandai who were tired of endless civil war. They wanted a peaceful and comfortable life and did not want to see the massacre and bloodshed between the French. The main leaders were Father Benier of Wandai and the Kowler of Paris. Originally, the Kowler had persuaded Prince Brittany to abandon civil strife and participate in domestic peace, and several times

After the "unexpected" battle victory, Huster was blinded, refused the peace proposal, and recruited troops again with great fanfare. The prince also began to agree with the rebels and prepared to give up the agreement originally reached with Balas. In this case, for their own interests, the leaders of the angels were also abandoning their previous comrades, and colluding with the member of Balas and the newly appointed commander of the Wandai Legion, Andrew, to work together to suppress the toughest members of the rebels.

From the moment Andrew led the guards into Vonde, two groups of people were watching him secretly. One was the people sent by Hugste, the leader of the rebels of Vonde, who were hardliners, whose purpose was to assassinate Andrew and his entourage in the middle; the other was the people of Father Benier, who were angels, who often sent people to send letters to the guard camp to guide Andrew's direction.

With the help of the internal guides of the rebels, Andrew often changed his marching route and did not care about the assassination team sent by Huster. He deliberately delayed the marching pace today, waiting for the arrival of the storm. Andrew's father, who was talking to him, was one of the guides he had never met. He also met him through the secret letters and information.

"How is the situation in Laroche City?" After learning about the opponent's true strength, Andrew felt a little unfair. Those fleas who were not afraid of death were not as good as those muskets in their hands when they encountered heavy rain. How could they resist the impact of 300 elite cavalry teams with their original weapons? So the general put his thoughts on the front line and on the real battlefield.

"Not good. Since Rosinor's death, the entire city of La Roche has been in chaos. Houst is gathering rebels from all places. I heard that there are more than 50,000 people, and we are preparing to siege them with all our strength after you arrive." Daddy Dyermash said this, and his face showed concern. It was because his father understood that there was a lack of morale and food in the city. The Republican army was even more in short supply. The regular army and the National Self-Defense Army in various places had less than 20,000 people, perhaps even less, because the National Self-Defense Army in the local area might be mobilized to other cities to participate in defense at any time.

Of course Andrew understood the current situation in the city, but when he heard that the rebels were preparing to siege Laroche, he couldn't help but get excited and said happily: "Haha, it's great! Along the way, I was still worried about how to seek a decisive battle with the rebels. It seems that my worries are unnecessary. Very good, very good, and saved me a lot of effort and thoughts."

"But the Husters are so powerful that Father Benier told the angel that he could only secretly help the general and provide information. As for dismantling other rebels, he had to wait until the general defeated Houster." Daddy Dirmash kindly reminded.

"Wrong, my friend, it's not a defeat, it's a complete annihilation!" Andrew comforted and patted the old angel's shoulder. After saying happily, he turned around and left the room and returned to the living room, deploying a small battle that was about to come in front of him.
Chapter completed!