Target of Section 7

"The Warriors who defeated the vampire?"

"Well, yes, defeat - not kill - the warriors of vampires." Berel smiled. "A warrior who has fought and negotiated with vampires face to face. What is his name? Brures, it should be this name. With this record, he has now been hired by Ryan as the coach of the army... specifically to train the troops for them."

Ashrufat nodded. He must have to pass Ryan anyway, so it doesn't matter if he goes around a little bit. After the trip to the Chaos Realm, Ashrufat realized that there are many supernatural forces in this world - some are even so dangerous that it is unimaginable. The reason why he can retreat safely from the Chaos Realm is not because he is too powerful, but because the fierce battles within the evil god. Every battle, or every victory he wins, is to rely on the power of the evil god to support him, and dare to challenge another evil god.

Vampires must be a little better than evil gods - at least according to current information, the vampire clan has been completely destroyed by humans. But there are also reports that this remaining Blood Duke is the strongest in the vampire family.

"By the way, Lord Asu Ruffat, have you heard of Turan?" asked Beller. "While you were still struggling to travel in the Chaos Realm, the Elves invaded Turan."

"I heard of it." Ash Rufate replied. "But I don't understand... It seems that the Turans are defeated, and the Elf Legion has withdrawn?"

"Yes, after causing great destruction and destruction, the Elf Legion withdrew." Berel smiled bitterly. "Perhaps they felt satisfied. The blood shed by humans was enough to punish human arrogance. No matter what, this was the trouble caused by the Turan people themselves... I care about another thing. Lord Ashrufate, do you know the details of this war?"

"Sorry." Ashu Rufate was a little embarrassed. He really didn't have time to care about these things that had nothing to do with him.

"Ah, anyway, we have time, so I might as well introduce it a little. In fact, the main reason why this incident attracted me was: the general of the Turan people was called Med. He is a very capable person-although I personally think that the Turan people chose the wrong tactics, and they should stick to it... Ah, such a blank speech is hard to explain." As he said this, Beller shouted outside. "Robin, bring my things in."

A few minutes later, there was an additional sand table in front of Ashurufat and Beller, and a bunch of small flags to replace the army.

"...You see, that's how it is. Med's first step was to send a detachment to attack the landing point behind the elves with great fanfare. So in order to ensure the safety of the supply line, the elves had to retreat. You see, here... here... this situation was finally formed. In order to quickly return and restrain the enemy's offensive, the elves' generals made the decision to separate the cavalry and infantry. Their cavalry returned at the fastest speed, while the infantry was still on the road. So Med seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and led elite cavalry to attack the slower infantry in the Elf Legion."

"The opportunity is only in a moment...that is half a morning," said Beller. "A very good battlefield situation, as long as Med can defeat the Elf Legion...then he will win. In addition to the time tight, he has all the conditions required for a general: superior force, unexpected attacks, and advantages in terrain and troop."

While speaking, Beller set up the chess pieces on the sand table. "It should be almost the case. What do you think of this battle?"

"Not at all." Ashu Rufate suddenly replied. "Med... I'm afraid he made a huge mistake. He treated the elves as humans."

"Can you tell me in detail?"

"If the enemy is a human army, then Med has a great chance of winning. Because this kind of attack on the back is enough to shake the morale of the human soldiers... and with the cavalry leaving, they are attacked by the enemy's superior forces... But the elves are not like this. They are... natural warriors." Subconsciously, Ashrufate suddenly remembered something. "Their nature is different from that of humans... The more dangerous the situation is, the more the elves will fight to the death. Their fear of being captured and defeated far exceeds their fear of death... They... have a cold nature that humans cannot reach and are like steel discipline. Every warrior will fight to the last breath... They... look beautiful and weak, but are actually far more dangerous creatures than humans!"

Ashu Rufat paused, wondering how he knew so much. But at this moment, Belar was watching him, so he could only continue. "If Med had other advantages, if he could greatly weaken the elves' combat power before a decisive battle, then there was a chance of victory. But if he thought that he could defeat the elves by a frontal attack with such a strategic advantage, he would be very wrong."

"It's very good... it's very wrong." Berel sighed. The next moment he was like a deflated ball, ignoring the sand table and flag in front of him. Although he had spent a lot of effort to make arrangements before. "You're right, Ashu Rufate, there's nothing to think about. In the final analysis, Mede has no experience in fighting with the elves...they're all the same."

"Brothers are the same?"

"You may not know that his brother... had served under my command during the expedition to Kalean." Berel seemed to remember something. "He was the commander of the advance team... he was actually a little talented person, but unfortunately he underestimated the enemy... It was my fault. If he did not serve as a pioneer, he might have played a greater role."

"That...Med's brother...what happened later?"

"Defeated by vampires in the desert," Beller laughed self-deprecatingly. "All troops were wiped out, and he himself was killed on the spot."

This sentence seemed to end the topic. Soon, the topics on both sides returned to Sivania and the vampire. Ashurufate had some questions, and Beral gave the answers as much as possible. In addition to this, they also talked about Rortiya. However, before Ashurufate came, Rortiya took a walk around the villa. Although Beral wanted to find her back to meet her old friend, Ashrufate thought it was inappropriate to run a pregnant woman for such an ordinary visit. So he had to give up. When Ashurufate finally said goodbye, Beral sent him out.

After Ash Rufate disappeared at the end of the road, Robin finally had the chance to speak. It must be noted that although Robin only entered the living room when he was delivering sand tables, he had actually been eavesdropping before.

"General, what did you mean just now...?" To be honest, Robin was so scared just now. Beller actually openly used these banned books for Ash Rufate to read. Although Robin never opposed the General's collection of these banned books, he really never thought that Beller would take them out for Ash Rufate to read.

"You mean I took out the book?" Berel shrugged. "It's not as dangerous as you think, it's just a simple means."

"But...why are you..."

"I have to confirm the position of Ashu Rufate. I have to know if Ashu Rufate, who is visiting now, is the same as Ashu Rufate in the past... Ah, I don't mean disguise. However, after visiting the Chaos Realm, the position of man cannot be guaranteed." Berel said easily. "I have to test it, right?"

"So, General, have you... judged it?"

"Yes, it seems that our Earl Ashurufat is really lucky. He actually went to the Chaos Realm and came back intact... He was not corrupted by the evil god." Berel made an exaggerated gesture. "He also brought his woman back." He shook his head. "This should be said to be not inferior to the vitality of the cockroaches."

"But, General, don't you think this is strange? He actually... actually..."

"Yes, it's very strange." Berel replied without hesitation. "He returned to the Chaos Realm, the first thing he had to do was not to make public news, and then to receive a reward from His Majesty the King - his previous military achievements in defeating the Chaos Legion have not been rewarded. Instead, he quietly went to Sivania for no reason... Do you really think it was because his fiancée was disabled?"

"Ah? Then... why? I see Ash Rufat is so good, and there are so many things all over my body."

"If something is concealed, there must be a reason to conceal it. If a person acts secretly, there must be a reason to act secretly. Robin... You can think carefully... If it is just disabled, then does Eshu Rufat need to be so sneaky? He can receive the reward first and then deal with it slowly!"

"Why?" Robin was really puzzled.

"There is only one reason, that is, chaos change!" Beller answered firmly. "Our Earl Ashurufat...there are some changes under his clothes that he does not want to be seen."

"Then he is..."

"No, mutation and corruption are two different things - although in the ordinary people's concept, the two are the same thing." Berel said. "This is also why he went to Sivania. Vampires have strong healing abilities, which may help him recover." Berel thought for a while. "I guess this is very likely. Robin, don't forget that vampires can even have the ability to rejuvenate. From this point of view, it should not be difficult to treat chaotic mutations."

"Robin..." Beller replied meaningfully. "Did you notice Ash Rufate's expression just now? Even a warrior like him may have suffered a lot in chaos."

"So, what should we do now?"

"It's too late." Berel pondered for a moment. "If we discovered it earlier, we might be able to... let the church deal with Ashu Rufate. Although it may not be possible to kill it, it should be able to leave his hometown and lose the status he has now... The most important thing is to lose the opportunity to command the army. But it's too late now, even if we go to the church to report it now, it's useless. Because there is no evidence for death - once Ashu Rufate cures his chaos and changes, there will be no way."

"Sir General, if we go to the secret message now, maybe the church will have time to intercept him."

"It's too late." Berel shook his head. "A mercenary like him is the most difficult to deal with. As long as he is willing, he can give up the road and change to the road... It's very difficult to intercept a lonely traveler. I don't know how much effort it takes to use, and the success rate is not high. Without unquestionable evidence, the church will not do such a thing." He said. "So this time, we can only miss it... Well, Robin, let's focus on Tulan."
Chapter completed!