Rise In Calradia

Summer passes and autumn comes, and time flies so fast.

In a blink of an eye, Byron felt that the temperature had dropped significantly and the daylight hours had been shortening. The farmers in his territory were busy cleaning up their fields and storing food for the winter. They were busy all day long, even those in the rich man’s manor. The semi-serf (Rhodok opposed the serf system in order to demonstrate the freedom of the law, but did not provide for those peasants whose remuneration was basically no).

During this time, Byron had a very fulfilling life, and his busy lord's work made him feel that the time had passed only a few days instead of a few months. Of course, Byron is so busy for a reason. Usually, Byron is very dependent on two deputies, Jamila and Manid, when dealing with various affairs. Jamila is good at organizing everything in order, while Manid can. Let Byron’s dinar roll up and work with local businessmen to expand the business and solve Byron’s financial problems. As for Elaine, who was entrusted by Byron to manage this place, he actually didn't do anything. He advocated hunting, martial arts, horse racing, and arrow fighting. He was not interested in government affairs other than the military. At most, he worked with elders and consuls everywhere. A meeting to listen to their demands can not solve any problems. Now Jamila needs to raise her body. Manid manages the Peony Mission in Dehrim and Kenrad who was sent by Byron. All kinds of daily affairs have naturally fallen on Byron's shoulders.

It’s not that Serendil doesn’t have no capable officials, but Byron lacks trust in them. These local officials are more willing to act on the advice of local squires and wealthy people than Byron, the lord. What can Byron want to show up? problem.

After busying for so long, Byron even missed the war a bit. After all, he only had to consider two things at that time: how to win and how to make a profit. He really hopes to launch a battle to take down a fortress, move into the castle to become an important and powerful lord in the country, and then propose to Nelda. This is Byron’s most concerned thing, if he achieves his goal too late. If that is the case, the competitor will take this lady away from him. And as far as he knows, there are already a few such powerful and thoughtful people.

In addition, Byron also wants to test the current strength of his troops. Since the arrival of Resalit, the training speed of the system has been increased even faster. In three months, those mountain people who do not obey orders can be exchanged with honest friends. The peasants of the United States were trained to be disciplined warriors and used spears and halberds to form a strong line of defense on the battlefield. Even the Nordic warriors and the Swadia heavy cavalry dared not step forward. To put it simply, it is more than a skilled spearman, but the senior spearman is not full, and he is recognized by the system as [Strictly Disciplined Skilled Spearman], which is much better than Byron’s imagination. There are indeed two tricks in training troops. However, there are a lot of troubles even with them. Resalit is too strict with others, and the use of penalties has almost reached the level of abuse. The soldiers in charge of punishment even complained that the work was too intense and that they used extra whips. In Byron’s view, those who were Most of the soldiers he trained were angry and afraid to speak, so they didn't protest to Byron (the last soldier who did this was deducted by Resalit from his salary for a month, and he was fined to clean the toilet until now).

However, the soldiers did not dare to say that it did not mean that others would not express any opinions. Almost all the officers had reported to Byron that Resalite’s training was too strict, especially Bandak, who was responsible for the crossbow he was in charge of. When the hand force and the large force were training together, the two directly quarreled. Bandak is a veteran oilman. Since Byron knew him, he has always dealt with various orders outside the battlefield, and he has not been active in training. Of course, Ressarit can’t be used to this style of work, and naturally pays special attention to it. he. And Bandak didn't look down on this young man from Gronia, and he thought he was an official by his size. He didn't want to obey others except Byron, at least that person should be polite. The quarrel quickly turned into a quarrel. Resalit drew his sword and threatened with cruel punishment, while Bandak pointed the siege crossbow at his head. If Byron hadn’t arrived in time, the two sides might have agreed. What a big incident.

Afterwards, both sides scolded each other, but Byron and the mud, let the two sides reluctantly reconcile. However, through this time, he also solemnly reiterated the issue of discipline with Bandak, warning him that he would go to Dehrim’s caravan to serve as a **** if he caused such a bad event in the future, which was another tossing person. There is no tiring work. This was the first time Bandak saw Byron angry with him, so he did panic for a while, and promised Byron that there would be no next time.

Later, when Byron was chatting with Fatis, he admitted that he was really biased towards Resalit, but it was very simple. Bandak did have a long time with him. He had outstanding merits and good personal relations, but Byron was on the training ground. Everyone told them that Resalit was their commander during training, and Byron’s spokesperson, no matter how strict his training method was, any behavior that directly provoked him without telling Byron was also worshipping. Lun’s disrespect. If this kind of behavior is left unchecked, it would be empty talk to strengthen the discipline of the troops and improve their quality. Even a recruit can look down on his own sergeant, which is not what Byron wants to see. So he explained this to Bandak in public and scolded him. UU read www.uukānshu.com, but in the end he still gave his friend a step down, allowing the two to reconcile in public and successfully completed the training.

Regardless of Byron's certainty, the relationship between the two never improved, and after this incident, more people hated Resalit. Byron also had to issue an order to ban animal cruelty, because one time when Jamila was taking the pregnant out for a walk, he happened to ran into Resalite and killed a dog that barked at him with a stick, and knocked on that dog. Her body was as soft as mud, frightened her, and caused the women in the street to discuss the matter for several days. For this reason, Byron deliberately talked to Ressarit, telling him to strictly control military discipline and at the same time restrain his own behavior, and don't do anything that makes everyone unable to eat. Regardless of Byron's knowledge, as for the character of Lesarite, he is definitely reluctant to change his behavior, but at any rate he will not do anything out of the ordinary under the order.

But one thing Byron was very happy about was that under the training of Resalit, the discipline of the troops had indeed improved, and it had also affected the barracks. The local law and order had obviously improved. The surrounding villages and towns treated soldiers and mercenaries. Our dissatisfaction with bad behavior has also been greatly reduced. Even Desaiwei, who was born in Greenwood, admits this.

After so many things, Byron finally had time to rest, but before he could finish studying an old book about the history of the Karad Empire, a letter came into his hands.

The Lords of Rodok must act again.