Su Ke's words made Boroman's heart cold, but he also nodded again.

What Su Ke said was naturally to push out Crane as a scapegoat, as a person to calm the anger of the people in the country. And this matter, at the beginning, was already said so. And this suggestion at that time was also made by Boroman.

But now, as the greatest contributor to the perfect execution of the Suk capture of the kingdom of Yecha, Crane also brought a huge amount of money and ammunition to the kingdom of Dora. And the degree of Crane's loyalty to Su Ke, just from the fact that he returned all the military power to Su Ke without hesitation, is enough to prove how high Crane's loyalty to Su Ke is in his heart.

Although it is said that the general has also conquered the country of Klan, who has reached the point of high merit and shocking the master, but to have such loyal subordinates is what all the superiors dream of.

But alas, Suk was never able to fully trust anyone, including even Suke's own son and wife. Of course, Suke is forgiven for not trusting his wife, after all, she is Yeman's daughter.

But for his own son, this is a bit excessive.

However, as a superior person, his mind can never be easily guessed by anyone. The superior must have the majesty of the superior, otherwise, it is easy to cause the subordinates to lack respect for him.

However, these things are not what Boroman needs to worry about and care about. After all, now, he also knows very well that the current Su Ke is not the person who has no power at the beginning, so in order to gather people's hearts, he is willing to accompany his subordinates to bear everything.

Now Su Ke is already in power, especially after Crane has captured the country of Yecha and pacified the cities in the country that were originally divided, Su Ke's heart has been extremely jealous of Crane's ability.

Even if there were no suspicions from the people now, Suke would have made a move on Crane sooner or later. No one in power wants to have an existence at home that is as powerful as himself, or even surpasses himself.

And if this person is a person in the army, then the degree of jealousy of the people in power towards this person will instantly increase a lot again.

In today's age of thermal weapons, numbers are not an absolute sign of victory. However, in the same country, if the equipment is equal, the number of soldiers in the army that a person can influence can basically determine the direction of a country's power.

Although Crane has handed over the military power, this does not mean that Su Ke can be completely relieved.

After all, the capture of the country also came first, and the pacification of the internal division of the city lords came later. In both battles, Crane uses the essence of blitzkrieg to the fullest. Even if Su Ke is confident enough in his own ability, he also knows that if he were to change himself, he may not be able to do better than Crane.

So now, even though Crane has handed over military power. But Su Ke knew very well that once Crane really wanted to, he ascended to the top and shouted, even though Su Ke was the king, but the soldiers in the army wanted to obey more than Su Ke, but Crane.

This kind of thing is something that no one in power wants to see. And Su Ke, who has always been suspicious, is not allowed to have prestige in the army at home and surpass his own existence.

Boroman was well aware of this, though Crane had no ambitions. However, Pifu is not guilty of his crimes, and his prestige in the army is too great, especially because of the capture of the country and the pacification of the domestic feudal forces, so that the current reputation of Crane in the army has reached its peak in an instant.

The spread of the epidemic within the country of Doro really can't be tossed anymore. Crane wasn't wrong, the fault was that he was too good, good enough to threaten Suke's position. It doesn't matter if Crane is ambitious or not, but as long as it is possible to threaten Suke, this is already his greatest sin.

And the result of the punishment for this sin is only one word - death.

Of course, Boroman didn't directly say that Suke was going to let Crane die. Instead, he first spread rumors in the country, saying that Crane was bent on fighting at the beginning, but because there were too many soldiers in the barracks who had not yet recovered, he directly ordered his henchmen to secretly execute the remaining thousands of soldiers who had not yet recovered.

Sure enough, the hearts of the families of the soldiers who were executed by Crane suddenly gave birth to a monstrous flame. Then things are much simpler.

Later, Boroman approached Crane and asked him to take care of it. After all, if this matter really involved Su Ke, it would have a very bad impact on Su Ke's reputation.

Crane agreed without hesitation, Suke was his heaven and his life's pursuit. But whatever Su Ke needed, he would definitely do without hesitation.

Of course, Boroman has already given promises. Su Ke had already secretly told him, but he was only imprisoned for a while. When the rumors in the country have passed, he will be released again. and then let him make meritorious contributions......

Crane didn't take these words to heart. He only wanted to help Su Ke solve his problems, and as for the rest, it was not something he needed to care about.

And this is also an important reason why Boroman chose Crane as the scapegoat in the first place.

Die-hard loyalists are respectable, but they are also stupid. Such a person is the best choice to use as a scapegoat.

It's just that Klan, as the person with the strongest military ability in the Dora Country at the moment, is regarded as a scapegoat, which is indeed a bit of a pity.

But the country is Sukh's, not Boroman's. The so-called monarch wants his ministers to die, and his ministers have to die. The Father caused the Son to perish, and the Son had to perish.

The person who wants Crane's life now is none other than Suke, the current king of the country of Doro, and Crane is naturally certain to die.

After Crane was imprisoned, Suke announced in public that he knew about it. But because after knowing it, Crane had already made a move, so even if he wanted to stop it, it was too late.

Moreover, at that time, Crane had already led his troops to the expedition and checked the country, and it was taboo to change the commander on the spot. In order not to let the Dora Kingdom suffer greater losses, Su Ke can only make a mistake.

However, Suke has promised that this will never happen again in the future.

Because the culprit, Crane, has been sent to prison by him.

And waiting for Crane's punishment, of course, is the choice of the families of the soldiers who were falsely reported as killed in battle because of Crane's selfishness, but in fact it was the choice of the families of those soldiers who were brutally killed by Crane.

Naturally, these family members, for the "culprit" of Crane, are eager to eat his flesh, drink his blood, and knock his bones!

Now that Su Ke had handed over the power to execute Crane, these people naturally immediately demanded that Su Kern be executed with the most cruel punishment.

But Suke spoke again, and although Crane was indeed guilty, he had just made a great attack on the country. If you do this, it will be unfair to a meritorious person.

So Su Ke decided that the punishment for Crane was only poisoning.

But Su Ke, as a king, caused such a bad thing to happen because of his lax royal command, which was his dereliction of duty as a king. So Suke was willing to receive a hundred lashes in front of the public.

Of course, this is just a show. Eventually, after the bitter pleading of many people (who were actually mostly childcare), the number was reduced to 50.

After Su Ke was whipped for fifty years, even though the executioners showed mercy, on the surface, Su Ke was still whipped with a blurred flesh and blood. The people's respect for Su Ke also quickly climbed to an extremely high point at this moment.

And in the army, all of Crane's henchmen who participated in the execution of that incident were secretly executed. So the truth of the matter will not be found out again.

After learning that Crane had done such cruel things to those soldiers, the respect of the soldiers in the army for Crane was also reduced to a very low level in an instant.

After all, no matter how powerful a general's ability is, but he doesn't take the lives of his soldiers seriously, such a general, unless he is a fool, who would be willing to die for him?

With a few simple means, Crane passed a war to destroy the country, plus a battle to quell civil strife, and the prestige he established in the army was instantly destroyed by Su Ke.

And in the army, the one who replaced Su Ke's position was naturally Su Ke.

After all, such a human king is respected by anyone.

The only Boroman who knew the whole truth about this was to personally give the poison to Crane.

Unbeknownst to him, Crane smiled and sent Suk to send Boroman to "treat" him to eat his food, and only when he suddenly felt a sharp pain in his abdomen, Crane suddenly realized. Perhaps this so-called reward is just a severed head meal.

The great merit he made for the country of Dora was nothing more than a good meal before he died.

Crane was very annoyed in his heart, why did he choose Su Ke in the first place!

But now, it's too late. No matter how frustrated he was in his heart and how his body struggled. As the effect of the poison gradually came into play, the degree of Crane's physical struggle gradually weakened.

By less than a minute, Crane had stopped struggling. The eyes, which were originally full of complex emotions such as chagrin, anger, and remorse, have been covered with dead gray at this time.

"Alas......" In the monitoring room, Boroman, who watched Crane die little by little, sighed softly. But in an instant, the pity and pity in his eyes dissipated without a trace. Dialing Suke's phone, Boroman whispered. "Your Majesty, Crane is dead. ”