"Very good, I got two war evaluations that can get honor points!"
Kant was extremely happy when he saw the words on his retina.
An epic victory, a legendary victory.
A total of 12 honor points were awarded.
Enough for him to draw 12 system gift packs.
"Send the order to let the soldiers return to the warship, and at the same time send soldiers to guard."
"If there are any merchant ships that dare to spy on our army, they will all be sunk!"
Kant gave the order directly.
From the system prompt, it has been known, and the two battles have come to an end at this time.
The night is very dark tonight, it is not a good time to deal with the battlefield.
In Bestur's war plan, the surprise attack was considered a success at this time.
The rest will have to wait for tomorrow.
After Kant's order was issued, the water bandit leaders and the water bandit leaders who had sneaked into the Reese Niston River returned to the warship one after another.
At this time, the fleet was quietly docked on the Reese Niston River near the navy barracks, like a beast crawling in the dark, although it was quiet, it was very dangerous.
If any more merchant ships dared to approach from the upper and lower reaches of the Reese Niston River, what awaited them would be a tragic end of ship wreck and death.
Water bandits are professionals in doing this kind of thing.
Next came the long-awaited lottery draw.
I hope this time, one or two heroes can be drawn.
Kant even went to wash his hands specifically for this, hoping to get some good luck.
His plans had changed, and he no longer intended to use the nobles of this world to serve him.
Instead, he appointed characters from the world of pure riding and hacking to serve him.
These characters summoned from Calradia by the system, whether soldiers or heroes, have constant loyalty to him.
Never worry about them mutiny.
When they were in Calradia, what kind of character did they have? When the system summoned them, they didn't change much at first.
The only change is constant loyalty to him, Baron Kant.
This, in Kant's view, is much more important than other qualities.
If a subordinate is not loyal enough, the greater his ability and the higher Kant's appointment to him, the more damage he will do to Kant if he rebels.
Therefore, among all qualities, loyalty ranks first.
Among the characters summoned by the system, the abilities of the heroes are undoubtedly the strongest.
This is not about their combat effectiveness, but about their talents.
Every hero has his own unique political and military ideas, and their vision is very high compared to ordinary soldiers.
To put it a little more forcefully, it is the vision and pattern.
The heroes look at the world even on the Calradia continent, and they are not comparable to ordinary soldiers or even nobles.
And, most importantly, although the system cannot directly upgrade the hero's level, they themselves have very strong growth potential.
This kind of growth was formed after they joined Kant's forces, under the influence of his constant loyalty to Kant, after a long period of running-in with Kant's team, and after they were fully tempered.
To put it simply, every hero, because of their growth, can eventually become a powerful character who stands alone under Kant.
Their achievements will far exceed their time in Calradia.
Of course, not only the heroes will grow, but the soldiers will also grow, but their growth is more reflected in the advancement of the arms, and the improvement is pure combat ability.
Although knowledge and quality will be greatly improved by being upgraded to senior soldiers, but if they don't continue to upgrade, they will basically be like that, as if they have been finalized.
Just like in the past, when Kant sent ten Sarande riders to spy on the dark son whom he supported—the merchant Borg—a young patriarch of a down-and-out business family in East County.
Those ten Salander riders almost completely became the thugs in the hands of Naborg. Although they did not betray at all because of their constant loyalty to Kant, they were almost played by Naborg in applause.
In fact, the strength of the Salander riders is no less than the peak level of knights in this world. If they are the ten knights in this world, Borg can only become a puppet in their hands.
However, the ending made Kant almost chilling.
Nabog, not only became a successful businessman in the East County leader and even in the work of the lion and the silver plate kingdom by virtue of the candy he provided, but also, he was directly under the supervision of ten Sarande riders , giving birth to a backlash against Kant.
And it would have been difficult to even discover this if Kant hadn't personally traveled to Borg's family.
Kant, don't blame the ten Salander riders.
Because he himself sent them to monitor and deter the Borg.
However, after that lesson, Kant realized the shortcomings of these system soldiers.
On the battlefield, they are invincible, but their talents seem to be limited to the battlefield, and they are at a loss for things that are too complicated.
Of course, this is not absolute.
With the upgrading of soldiers, the growth of their own literacy in all aspects is extremely amazing.
After the soldiers were promoted to the fifth-level arms, their performance in other aspects was no less than that of ordinary people.
If you reach the sixth level, in terms of knowledge, it is no less than some small nobles.
Therefore, after Kant replaced the person monitoring the Borg with five Ssalyon lion knights, the Borg became a loyal dog in his hands.
Borg no longer has the means, let alone the strength to stir up any waves.
Even now, when Kant has been directly pushed to the opposite side by the nobles and sects of this world because of a rumor, the Borg, who once had a backlash against him, is still obediently serving him.
If he dared to make any changes, he would be immediately killed by the Sarion Lion Knight who "protected" him closely.
His money, contacts, and business routes will be taken away by Kant immediately.
It's a pity that even though the sixth-level troops already have the knowledge of little nobles, their essence is still soldiers. They don't know how to do business or anything.
However, this does not delay Kant's plan. In his empire blueprint, these sixth-level soldiers were positioned by him as small nobles and small lords to enrich his empire.
For such a position, Kant knew that these six-level arms were capable.
Unable to fill higher-level positions, Kant positioned the target candidates on the heroes of the world of riding and hacking.
(end of this chapter)