In front of the bedroom door on the third floor, two Transcendents who had died for a long time stood in front of everyone.
Both of them were holding the long sword tightly, with their hands forward, each of them was pierced through the chest by the other's long sword.
One month had caused some corruption in their bodies. Even though they were both extraordinary, it was a pity that they couldn't withstand the ravages of time.
Catherine ordered someone to separate the two people in front of her, and the stalemate after their death was broken.
Two long swords were pulled from their chests, and the soldiers stepped forward to close their eyes.
Catherine sighed: "Hey, it's considered extraordinary anyway, let's bury them."
"Yes, Captain." Several soldiers worked together to carry the two decomposed corpses down the third floor.
Catherine didn't leave just then, but walked into the bedroom and examined it carefully.
Unexpectedly, what came into view was the body of the baroness who had been hanged for a long time.
The other party was hung above the bedroom by a thin rope, and there were some dry and astringent excrement under his body, which must have been left over from the other party's struggle before death.
Catherine stepped forward, pulled out her long sword, and cut off the rope on the corpse, letting it fall to the ground. She then picked up the body of the baroness and prepared to take it to the cemetery of the castle with the two supernatural beings. buried.
After tidying up, it was already afternoon.
The baroness and the two extraordinary were hastily buried in the purpose of the castle. Although they were the main factors causing the civil strife, Catherine and Marcus still gave them the respect they deserved after death because of their identities .
A dozen naked soldiers were brought into the courtyard, and the women who had been tortured by them also came to watch the trial.
Their feet and hands were completely bound by thick ropes, their hands were wrapped behind their backs, and their knees were completely bent, kneeling on the ground.
Beside the group of male soldiers who will be judged, each stood a soldier from Catherine's team. They raised their long swords and waited for Catherine's orders.
Standing in front of the group of people being judged, Catherine said, "Are you clear about your charges?"
When the dozen or so people heard the words, some let out a sad laugh, some gave a disdainful "hum", and some even cried with a low head.
"It's time for this life without time to come to an end"
A middle-aged soldier sighed.
"Are you kidding? I just enjoyed a little bit of fun under the infighting between the two chiefs, Addis and Chad. How could I end up like this?"
A young soldier said unwillingly that in his eyes, compared with the behavior of himself and others, the main reason for the collapse of the territory was the infighting between the two soldier captains and the knight commander.
The woman beside them who couldn't hear her opened her mouth to open her last fig leaf: "Hmph! No matter how much the two officers fight, it's always between them, and ordinary people like us have never been involved."
"On the other hand, what about you? After the fighting ceased, not only did you not come to maintain the order of the territory, but it also aggravated the progress of the rupture. Just snatching the only food left from the villagers in the village caused them to fall into famine. It is an unforgivable crime."
The young soldier who was pointed out by the other party fell silent, and he suddenly realized what he and others had done these days.
"Since you've figured it out, let's go!!" Catherine gave an order, and several soldiers were about to cut off their long swords.
"etc!!!"
Suddenly, a young male soldier shouted loudly.
"Huh!?" Catherine waved her hand to stop the soldiers.
She asked, "Is there anything else you want to say?"
Hearing the words, the male soldier knelt forward regardless of his image, and came to Catherine's feet.
"My lord! My lord! Please do me a favor. I still have some gold hidden somewhere. As long as you let me go, I will give it to you." He said to Catherine eagerly.
Catherine shook her head helplessly: "What should I say about you? Why don't you think if I let you go, how can I give an explanation to the people behind me and even the villagers?"
Hearing this, the male soldier looked at the group of women behind Catherine. They all looked angry, waiting for the execution of the trial.
Realizing that his plan could not succeed, the male soldier turned pale and was dragged to his original position by the soldiers.
"So, does anyone else want to say something?" Catherine stared at the group of male soldiers kneeling on the ground in front of her.
Seeing that no one made a sound, Catherine raised her hand and waved it down.
Accompanied by a burst of "pop" sound came out.
The group of evil soldiers in front of them were beheaded and ended their lives.
A large amount of blood sprayed out from its headless corpse, staining the lawn in front of it red.
Catherine lifted three or four dead heads and led the soldiers behind them out of the castle.
A group of people came to the village outside the city. The villagers here were still leaning against the front of the house, basking in the sun, but their eyes had already become dull, and their bodies were as emaciated as walking corpses.
"boom."
Several heads were thrown into the village by Catherine and displayed in front of them. The villagers looked at the sound source unconsciously, as if they had discovered who the head belonged to.
Gradually, their originally lifeless eyes began to regain their brilliance, as if their souls had returned to their bodies.
"We have executed all these evil soldiers on the spot, and rescued dozens of women from them."
Hearing this, some villagers shed a few tears in their dry eyes.
"Woo~ woo~"
"Thank you, sir, thank you for saving the little girl."
Seeing a group of women running from behind, they no longer suspected him, and knelt down in front of Catherine and others, crying and thanking him.
"Thank you for your benevolent actions. You saved our Burke village."
"Thank you so much! Thank you for saving us from those descended soldiers."
The rescued women hugged tightly with their relatives one after another. They were members of the village and only worked in the castle on weekdays.
"Father! Mother!"
"Mel, it's good that you can come back. Your mother and I have been very worried about your situation these few days. We wanted to go to the city to look for you, but we were always driven away by that bastard soldier."
"It's okay, father, they have been solved by the adult in front of us."
A dozen or so families huddled together, constantly talking about life after the territory fell into civil strife.
Catherine stood quietly aside without too much interruption.
In the rear, Marcus, who had cleaned up the entire castle, also led the cavalry out of the city gate and came to Catherine's side.
Seeing the bags of items in the other party's hands, Catherine knew that these were the only food and valuables left in the castle.
She clapped her hands, attracting the attention of the villagers and the women.
"Okay, everyone, we should go."
"Let's go? My lord, where are you taking us?" A puzzled villager asked.
"Of course it's Riggit collar." Catherine replied.
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