The North City Gate was too easy to capture.
Bestur pondered for a long time before answering Kant's question:
"My lord, I've thought about it, but I can't figure out why. The situation at the North City Gate is completely beyond my expectations."
Bestur, at this time, also woke up from his contempt for the defenders of the North City Gate.
His war plan is rigorous and formulated based on various information.
Once any link is too different from the plan in the war plan.
That means that there must be some element that he has not detected that has had an effect or interference on this war.
Bestur is the maker and executor of the war plan.
The vision must not be limited to the victory of one moment and one place.
To see the whole world.
"It seems that there is still a long way between me and the lord."
Bestur couldn't help but think so.
When he didn't find anything wrong with the battle at the North City Gate, Kant was keenly aware of the unusualness.
Kant did have some doubts.
Bestur's answer solved a doubt in his heart.
That was the reason why Bestur was not evaluated by the system as an epic victory or a legendary victory even though he was not damaged in the battle at the North City Gate.
The enemy retreated quickly without much loss.
This is the northern city gate that Bestur picked up for nothing. The greater reason for the victory in the war lies in the enemy's voluntary retreat, rather than the success of Bestur's strategy or the fierce fighting that wiped out a large number of enemies. damage.
Kant looked towards the DC area.
The DC area is an aristocratic area, and small manor-like mansions divide the DC area. Among those small manors, villa-like buildings loom among the small manors.
Kant understood that in every manor, there are more or less private soldiers of nobles, and they are all absolutely elite, with hundreds at most and dozens at the least.
The nobles who can own a small manor in Lion Heart City and settle in it are all powerful and well-established nobles, and they are the real upper-class nobles of the noble class of the Lion Principality.
Although there are only nearly a hundred of these manors, if their strength is combined, they are much stronger than the 15,000 heavy cavalry in Fort Selia.
Kant frowned slightly. Whether it was Bestur or his conception of the Lionheart City Raiders War, although they were prepared against the power of these nobles, they did not regard them as real obstacles.
Aristocrats value interests.
Both Kant and Bestour understood this.
They will not use the elite of their own family, or even part of the elite, to fight against Kant for no reason. This is not in their interest.
Even if Kant occupied Lion City, in their view, it would have no impact.
Because in whose hands the Lion City is occupied, it is not in their hands, and has little to do with them.
But now, it seems that this aristocratic area is somewhat different from what was expected.
The forces that were supposed to support the aristocratic district at the North City Gate did not show up.
Kant sank his thoughts into the depths of his mind.
Ten glittering golden cards are suspended among them.
Kant originally planned to use them tomorrow to summon those 500 sixth-level arms and mages with extraordinary power.
Tomorrow, the first day of the new week, save tens of thousands of dinars.
As for the strategy of the West City Gate, Kant also put it tomorrow.
Today's time is arranged to occupy the East City Gate and the nobles in the noble district.
But now, the reaction of the aristocratic district is very different from what he and Bestur expected.
Kant had always thought that the extraordinary power that the system had given him was to deal with the Temple of War in the XC area, and he had already ruled out the noble area and the Mages Association.
But now, Kant suddenly reacted.
There is a great possibility that he actually underestimated the power of nobles.
Although he has always understood that the power of the nobles is exposed on the surface, and what is displayed is always the tip of the iceberg. Most of the powerful power is hidden in the dark as the background.
However, Kant really ignored the strength of the nobles after defeating the nobles of the North County and East County with ease one after another.
The Temple of War is really strong.
The Temple of War in Lionheart City alone, as the first temple of the God of War, has extremely powerful power.
Hundreds of priests are equivalent to mages, and there are more than three knights, and the weakest member of each knight is also a formal knight.
Absolutely powerful.
If Kant hadn't been confident that his fifth-level troops could completely suppress formal knights, and that he had an absolute advantage in extraordinary strength, he wouldn't have thought of Lionheart City.
However, Kant inadvertently overlooked one point.
Kant understood that from the perspective of the Lion Principality as a whole, the power of the nobles suppressed the temple.
However, he ignored that even in Lionheart City, the power of the Temple of War was also suppressed by the nobles.
Status has always come from power.
Among the human race, nobles can surpass many sects with real gods.
That definitely proves that the power of the nobility is stronger than these sects.
Kant, a wry smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.
He considers himself aristocrat and understands nobility.
But thinking about it now, although he is the second son of the Lion Duke Cameron, his mother is the princess of the Silver Plate Kingdom.
But, does he really know his father, and his mother
His mother died when he was born.
Kant didn't believe that such a noble nobleman would die from physical injuries after giving birth to him.
All the nobles Kant saw had power.
The mere Baron Dylan, one of the most marginal barons, is a powerful grand knight.
Viscount Gibran even possesses the power of demons.
His father, Kant recalled now, met him a few times, which brought him an extremely heavy sense of oppression.
Those were the only times he saw his father.
Kant couldn't help but bewildered in his eyes.
Does he really understand the nobles of this world
He is the master of the Lion Principality—the second son of the Lion Duke Cameron Cameron, but he grew up in the northern district of Lion Heart City, which is the civilian area of Lion Heart City.
His real "home", Lion Castle, he only has a very vague image.
That was all from a very young age.
I heard that he also has an older brother.
Yes, I heard.
He doesn't know what his brother's name is, and he doesn't know what he looks like.
Kant withdrew his gaze from the aristocratic district.
The DC area is the aristocratic area.
The powerful Mage Association took shelter in the aristocratic area, so it was not driven out of Lionheart City by the Temple of War, which was extremely hostile to them.
Kant's eyes gradually became firmer.
No matter what is in the aristocratic district, he has to see it himself.
Today, he has already become a trend.
Not the boy with nothing who can be exiled at will.
[System, I want to use the arms package: Swadia Royal Knight × 50]
[System, I want to use the arms package: Swadia Royal Knight × 50]
PS: I recommend the new book "Master of the Summoning System" DND Conferred Divine Essay, the protagonist possesses the Summoning Goldfinger to come to another world, gradually becomes a legend from weak and powerful, condenses the divinity, ignites the divine fire, weaves the godhood, obtains the priesthood, and creates through the Golden Finger [Summoner] This spellcaster profession.
(end of this chapter)