Soon, the royal infantry found more than half a million silver coins hidden by the bandit leader, and Norwin looked at the large pile of chests in front of him with satisfaction, and after resting in place for a day, he led his army to the next target.

The next target was a relatively large group, consisting of nearly a thousand bandits, the largest bandit organization within an eighty-kilometer radius.

However, don't look at their strength is much stronger, but in Norwen's opinion, they are still just a rabble, and he initially estimates that as long as a round of arrows is fired, they can be dispersed like the previous bandits, and then take advantage of the situation to pursue and defeat them.

According to William's information to Norwen, they have more property than before, which is nearly a million silver coins, and after being transported back to the Inner Treasury, it is definitely a timely fortune.

At this time, Norwin also led his troops to the bottom of their walled city, which was much higher than the previous bandits.

The four-meter-high wooden walled city housed more than 300 soldiers who were not fully armed like the bandits before them, but they had a plank of wood for shields.

And each of them managed to have at least one stick with iron spikes, which was much stronger than the previous bandits.

The robbers on the walled wall had such an armament, which also attracted Norwen's attention, but he still didn't pay attention to it, after all, they just gathered a weapon and a shield, and compared with the royal infantry armed to the teeth and with two layers of half-fried steel armor, there was still a difference of 108,000 miles.

With such a gap, he believed that the enemy's weapons could not even deal effective damage to the armor of the royal infantry, so his complacency was justified.

At this time, the leader of these robbers stood on the walled city, looking at the besieging royal infantry below.

He wears a fairly fine chain mail, with a full layer of leather armor on the outside and a heraldic robe on the outside.

He had an unsheathed sword in his hand and a half-face helmet on his head, which he looked like a knight in the way he was dressed.

Indeed, he is a wandering knight wandering near the kingdom of Tskema, taking advantage of this internal strife in the kingdom, he entangled a group of lawbreakers, and then coerced some serfs, and assembled a large bandit group of 1,000 people.

In their core, there are still some elites, most of them can wear a layer of tattered leather armor, even if there is no leather armor, then they can wear an armed suit.

Norwen looked at the robbers above, and directly asked the crossbowmen and archers to start shooting, and more than 500 powerful arrows flew directly above the wall.

Although some of them were too low and stuck on the wall, and some were too high and flew over, nearly 300 arrows still landed in the crowd.

In an instant, more than 200 casualties were inflicted on the enemy, but to Norwen's surprise, they did not collapse at the sight of such casualties like the bandits before them.

Although they caused extreme riots, they did not flee.

They were still guarding the wall, and under the leadership of some elite bandits, they slowly restored order.

Norwen, on the other hand, was a little surprised, he didn't order the archers to shoot a second round, originally to see if the enemy would collapse like the previous enemy.

But this scene was something he didn't expect.

Of course, Norwen was only slightly surprised, in the face of absolute strength, even if they had a strong will, it was useless, and a few rounds of arrows directly collapsed the enemy.

He gave the order directly, and the next round of shooting began, and with the sound of a bow and arrow, the arrows shot out again like bullets flying out of the chamber.

With an extremely terrifying sound of breaking the sky, it fell among the robbers.

This time, however, the robbers learned to be obedient, and they set up their improvised wooden shields and hid behind the battlements of the walled walls.

Sure enough, this time their casualties were much smaller, even if the powerful crossbow arrows were occasionally able to penetrate their wooden shields, it did not cause them much damage, and this round only caused a hundred losses to the enemy.

Norwin looked at the spear with a blank face, and he ordered the archers and crossbowmen to keep firing, intending to annihilate the enemy with a rain of arrows alone.

If the enemy could not bear such losses and removed the wall, then Nuwen could directly let people break down their gate and let the troops rush in.

When the time comes, it's a simpler slaughter, and Norwin prefers this method even more.

The bandits, a rabble, were so vulnerable to the regular army that Norwin had so far eliminated two bandits, and only three were slightly injured.

When William's royal army was strong enough to be numerous, it was no longer just numbers that could be won.

Soon, the enemy could not bear such casualties and began to flee, and it was only a matter of time for them to flee like the bandits before them.

The royal army rushed in and then slaughtered, and soon they found their plundered belongings.

Norwen was very relaxed, after exterminating this group, there were no more robbers in the north, the largest group was only more than 800 people, and the ability of the dark dagger to collect intelligence was very powerful.

Their spy network throughout the kingdom has long been able to control all the intelligence of the entire country, so the location and strength of these outlaws are clear.

The other two bandit armies also advanced smoothly, and in just over two months, all the outlaws in the entire Lorik Kingdom were swept away.

In the past two months, William has also spent a lot of money, but to his relief, many foreign merchants have come to the Kingdom of Lorik because of the abundant products of the Kingdom of Lorik, which has caused the commercial activities of the Kingdom of Lorik to skyrocket in a short period of time.

Let the local merchants of the kingdom also start to do business everywhere, peddling some knick-knacks next to the construction sites everywhere, although the orcs do not have this intelligence, but which craftsmen have good economic ability.

After Novon exterminated the robbers, he got a lot of money, which was converted into almost two or three million, and the combined army of the three bandits was estimated to reach five million silver coins.

They returned to Denlenburg with the silver coins, and William couldn't help but smile when he learned the value of the goods.

He was finally able to relieve the pressure of these days, and William had the goods stored in the inner treasury to find time to sell them.

Of course, this is all a one-shot deal, and it will not be easy to do this kind of thing in the future.

After all, it is basically impossible for bandits and robbers to appear in the Lorik Kingdom in the future, and it is no longer possible for them to fall into the grass when their lives become better.