Lord of the Oasis

Kant never thought to stand on the opposite side of the aristocratic class, he was an aristocrat himself, a vested interest of this class.

No matter how despicable the nobles are in private, they must maintain their apparent reputation and decency.

This helps Kant conquer the other nobles.

Therefore, in this decisive battle, Kant rejected Rolfe's plan.

If you want to conquer the world, it is not enough to rely on the heroes and soldiers who ride and cut the world.

Even if Kant could recruit a sufficient number of heroes and soldiers, he would not be able to afford the huge military expenditure.

Because the military expenses of the world army can only be paid in dinars, and cannot be paid in the common currency of this world - small silver coins and large silver coins.

However, the only things that can be exchanged for dinars in this world are magic items and golden eagles. These precious things are limited and will not be circulated back after they are circulated through the caravan to the world of Qi and Chopping. In this world, it is true The real thing is gone, use up a little less.

Today, Kant's power is still weak compared to the world as a whole, so the golden eagles and magic items he obtained from this world, and the dinars he exchanged can barely support his army.

When his power becomes stronger in the future, the military expenditure will undoubtedly increase greatly, which means that the consumption of magic items and golden eagles in this world will increase sharply. This will cause the number of magic items and golden eagles in this world to decrease crazily, and the final output cannot keep up with his consumption rate.

At that time, even if he earned a lot of big silver coins, there was no place to exchange for the golden eagle.

Kant himself could have foreseen such a thing.

Therefore, from now on, he must make a choice.

With the army of the world of cavalry as the core, and the subordinates of this world as support, we will conquer this world together.

This is different from his previous thinking, because Kant's previous ambitions were hazy, he always thought that he had the power to protect himself, and simply rely on a certain number of heroes and soldiers in the world to protect himself and him. territory.

However, this time, the main task of the system completely made Kant understand that his previous ideas were too conservative, and it would be difficult for him to truly conquer the world by relying on the heroes and soldiers of the world.

After such a comprehensive consideration, Kant intends to take the commander-in-chief of the rebel army, Clod, for his own use.

If it was a pure serf uprising, even Kant would resolutely put it out, but this time the commander-in-chief of the uprising army was once a nobleman, and Kant was able to set him up again as an example.

And the ten-year slave experience of the commander-in-chief of the rebel army, Clod, will force him to constantly desire to climb to a higher noble rank, in order to soothe his dignity and glory, and at the same time make other nobles dare not talk freely he.

It is also because of his previous experience of slavery that he will be relentless when killing the rest of the nobles.

To put it simply, the commander-in-chief of the rebel army, Clod, is very suitable to be an executioner in Kant's hands, and there is no room for rebellion. Because of his former status as a slave, he would stand on natural opposites from other nobles. After the commander-in-chief of the rebel army, Clod, was subdued by Kant, only Kant could rely on him.

Therefore, Kant said to Rolf on the other side of the crystal ball: "Rolf, your decisive battle plan is very good, but I can't agree to adopt it!"

Rolfe was very puzzled, but he didn't feel wronged, and asked, "Sir, why do you say that?"

At this time, Rolfe believed that since Kant did not adopt his plan, there must be a better plan.

After all, a decisive battle is inevitable!

"Rolfe, this battle is very important, we must carry out an upright battle. We will defeat and destroy the enemy fiercely from the front, and use the blood and corpses of the enemy to forge our own glory, so that all the lions of the Principality of Lions will be honored. The nobles truly understand our strength."

"Only in this way,

Only then can we truly frighten these nobles, and if we conquer them in the future, it will reduce a lot of trouble. "

Rolfe is a wise man, and as soon as he listens to the words of Kant, he understands.

If the decisive battle is carried out according to his plan, although the price paid this time will be much smaller, other nobles will think that the victory of this battle is only achieved by conspiracy and tricks, and it does not show that their own strength is strong enough. Even if the other nobles surrendered, it would only be a superficial surrender, and in fact, there would be unintended thoughts.

"Then, my lord, should I cancel the alliance with the rebels?"

In Rolfe's view, according to the strategic thinking of His Majesty Kant, he cannot continue to dig holes for the rebel army. But in that case, the insurgent army is likely to sit on the sidelines, waiting to reap the benefits of the fisherman.

Naturally, he wouldn't want to do this. The battlefield was dangerous and unpredictable, and he wouldn't allow another troop to hide and watch when they were desperate.

After the covenant was lifted, if the uprising army dared to come near the battlefield, he would naturally find a way. Even if he temporarily cooperated with the noble alliance led by Nanjun, he would have to deal with the uprising army first.

Unexpectedly, a completely different order from Kant came from the crystal ball.

"Rolfe, go and sign a new covenant with the rebels, and write the new covenant on those parchments that I distributed to you and covered with my golden lion badge on a red background. The content of the covenant remains the same. , plus my promise: as long as the rebels help us win, I will make him a baron when I become the new Grand Duke of the Lions."

Rolfe did not understand very much, but he obeyed Kant's order unconditionally.

"Follow your orders, dear lord!"

Rolfe's voice was full of doubts and incomprehension.

Kant properly explained his confusion. During the war, Rolf and Fatis needed to cooperate with the rebels, so naturally Rolf could not be confused.

"Since Clod wants to become a noble, then I promise to make him a noble. With this guarantee, it is inevitable that he will join us. I intend to set the commander-in-chief of the rebel army, Clod, as an example. We encounter such a third-party force again, and the existence of Clod will make such a third-party force between us and our enemy, leaning on us!"

Kant's flat and low voice came: "The Principality of Lions is very small. Don't limit your eyes to this place. We will have many, many enemies in the future."

Rolfe understood at one point, and said again: "Rolfe obeys your orders, my lord!" ()

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