Count Delmar was a little stunned - it was still a little far from the total annihilation, but he still couldn't understand that these adventurers had already built fortifications on the other side of the Brimliman Bridge, and it was obvious that they were planning to switch from offensive to defensive.

Why is it now that all of a sudden it pounces like a vicious dog?

It doesn't make sense!

However, he did not have the slightest timidity in his heart, and immediately dispatched troops to fight a big battle, and after the last defeat, he could be regarded as figuring out the characteristics of some adventurers.

The main thing is that a little adventurer can be resurrected.

This respawn time is about half an hour or more (in fact, it's half an hour, but the player has to rush back from the city, so it creates an illusion of time for NPCs).

Demons!

Heterodox!

This is a desecration of life, so the Count of Delmar hates the adventurers even more, and vows to kill them completely.

Count Delmar changed his previous wrong decision to put on a posture and face off with the adventurers, he concentrated his strength, clenched into a fist, and chose a certain point to smash it hard.

The player at this point, unfortunately, this time it was the famous sword tower of the Yumo family, and it was suddenly wiped out again.

The ten thousand-man team all rolled back to Hedong to resurrect.

In this regard, Su Mo did not have a particularly good way, so he could only let people hold together, and avoid a head-on duel with Count Delma as much as possible.

"Come on, don't be a turtle with a shrunken head." Count Delmar was extremely arrogant.

"Let him be rampant for a while, let's just wait for his backyard to catch fire, and send a group of people to brush his dad by the way." Su Mo sat on the thunderbolt griffin, very calm.

It is not that there are no other birds in the air, and the Count of Delmar's family also has quite a few empty horses.

It's a pity that none of his empty riders dared to get close to Su Mo's Thunder Griffin.

This little griffin with royal blood has now grown up, and the noble blood in his bones makes it impossible for other birds to flap their wings at all.

Of course, Su Mo didn't have the ability to fight in the air, and his griffin only had this role.

The adventurers are fighting Count Delmar, and the rest of the world is in a mess.

Wallace and Montgomer led the rebels into an invincible force that had swept through the southern provinces.

What is surprising is that the discredited Grand Duke Stan, who is about to become a rat on the street, has also survived tenaciously, not only was not besieged and destroyed, but defeated the nobles who came to crusade against him one by one, his power is no worse than Wallace, and the two teams have almost divided the entire southern and central part of the Federation.

"Huh!" As soon as Su Mo opened his eyes, he immediately felt that something seemed to be different in his tent.

"It's not a loss to Baron Iron Horse, I was discovered by you as soon as I came in." A voice sounded in Su Mo's ears, the sound was very small, buzzing, Su Mo's brain began to be groggy when he heard it, and he had an urge to fall asleep.

Hypnotist!

Su Mo's heart sank, knowing that it was the messenger of Grand Duke Stan who came.

Grand Duke Stan has a lot of talented people under him, and the outside world has no idea how many of his skilled subordinates he has.

But Simmons, the Splinter, knows a lot.

He was one of the most powerful men under Grand Duke Stan, and was often sent to deliver messages, and he knew it in detail about people like hypnotists who had abilities that overlapped with his duties.

He once systematically told Su Mo about the abilities of these capable people.

The hypnotist also said that this is a almost disembodied existence, and the reason why he says almost is that he is no different from a normal person when he is not activated, and after activation, it will become something similar to consciousness.

This thing can move quickly, and it may not work in an instant, but it is absolutely fine for a hundred miles.

He will whisper in the target's ear, thus hypnotizing.

The target of hypnization will be almost arbitrarily fiddled with by him, answering whatever he asks, and for targets with weak willpower, hypnotic people can even hypnotize him to kill or commit suicide.

Naturally, this hypnotic person came to Su Mo's ears.

Could it be that Grand Duke Stan sent someone to murder him?

Su Mo was not surprised by this, after all, he betrayed Grand Duke Stan, and Grand Duke Stan never had a good attitude towards betrayers.

He is an adventurer, an almost immortal being.

I only hope that the hypnotic man on Simmons' side has not been there, otherwise Simmons may really be tricked.

Although Su Mo doesn't know the art of hypnosis, he knows a lot.

People who are fragile in their minds, or who have a door in their hearts, can easily be hypnotized.

Simmons, the splitter, is probably his brother.

This goods promised to take care of his sister-in-law, but he became a sister-in-law in another sense, and the small life was very nourishing.

Some might say that they are true love.

True love doesn't work either!

Simmons is most afraid that his brother will turn into a ghost and settle accounts with him, so he is very jealous of hypnotic people.

"Grand Duke Stan, please go to Stan City, please don't refuse."

To Su Mo's surprise, the hypnotist didn't really hypnotize him, he just said a word and there was no follow-up, and his original plan to pretend to be hypnotized was useless.

After coming to his senses, Su Mo did not hesitate, and after explaining something, he set off for Stan City.

He had nothing to worry about, he couldn't kill him anyway.

As for Count Delmar's side, what the player needs to do is very simple, just hide and seek, what they have to do is to drag down the 30,000 troops of Count Delmar and give Grace Burriman a chance to attack in Delmar Province.

With him Su Mo and no Su Mo with him, players can handle it.

At most, the players lose a little more.

Stan City is very beautiful, and it is one of the greatest buildings in the entire Federation by any measure.

Su Mo thought that this must be a place full of soldiers, and Grand Duke Stan took his large army to occupy the city that he had paid for. Surprisingly, this did not happen, and the city of Stan remained indifferent, save for a few refugees and tourists who were still trying to survive.

No force will occupy this place.

This is the city that belongs to the Grand Duke of Stan, even if anyone wants to, no one will dare, only when the Grand Duke of Stan is completely defeated, will anyone have the idea of attacking the city.

Archduke Stan was standing on the high city wall, holding the battlements with one hand and shielding the other from the dazzling sunlight, and he was looking down on the whole city of Stan.

The city of Stan, which belongs to him.

"Your Excellency." Su Mo whispered hello.

"You......" Archduke Stan sighed deeply and said, "I didn't look at the wrong person, I didn't choose the wrong person, you built this city so well, it was perfect beyond my imagination." ”

"You've won a prize." Su Mo is still so humble.

"I've been here since yesterday, and I suddenly want to see what the city you built for me is like, after all, I'm out of the land, out of people, and out of money," Grand Duke Stan patted the wall and said, "I just stood in this place, and stood all day, watching the sun go down, and when the sun rose, I never understood why you betrayed me, and why did you build Stan City when you have already betrayed me." ”

"Actually, it's very simple, Your Excellency," Su Mo said, "I betrayed you because we are not fellow travelers, and some differences make us destined to become enemies, for example, you don't take the lives of the poor as one thing, you satisfy your ambitions with the living, and connive at the slaughter of villages by your subordinates......"

"I see, so why are you continuing to build Stan?" Grand Duke Stan did not argue with Su Mo about the aristocratic argument that commoners were not worthy of pity.

People are different, everyone has their own thoughts, this kind of thinking can't be changed, even if it is forced to change, it is just a temporary bow, he just wants to understand why Su Mo betrayed him.

Grand Duke Stan always felt that Su Mo was a very good person, he also respected Su Mo very much, and the two sides got along very happily, if it weren't for this fatal disagreement, they would definitely be able to become friends.

"There are two reasons, on the one hand, this project feeds a lot of poor people who are about to survive, and provides them with the opportunity to work, on the other hand, the Grand Duke, you do have the grace of knowing me, you trust me so much, how can I not be grateful at all, you see, this is the city I built for you."

"Yes, what a great city, but it's a pity that the sculpture was not made." Grand Duke Stan turned around and began to walk down the steps of the city wall, and as he went, he said, "If one day, I take control of this federation, will you be willing to complete that sculpture for me?" ”

"There may be no way, I'm sorry, Your Excellency." Su Mo took off his hat and saluted.

"Goodbye, Baron Iron Horse, you are a very principled man." Archduke Stan eventually left, not with a large army, his army was fighting the Northern Legion at this time.

The Northern Legion was sniped by Grand Duke Stan, but their original mission was Wallace's resistance.

But since you have touched it, let's fight.

So the two sides started a fierce battle.

During this period, the Huggins coalition finally waited for news from Grace Burriman, the young lady of the Burriman family, united several declining nobles in the surrounding area, formed a coalition of 15,000 and blitzed the capital of the province of Delmar.

Except for Count Delmar, who was outside the territory, and his son, the rest of the family were not spared.

The struggle of a few minor nobles in a remote area immediately attracted the attention of the entire Federation.

Because the extermination of the clan is really terrifying.

Many times, the nobles will not be wiped out among themselves, and when the Sartre Empire fell, there were only a few main members of the branch, and the few who resisted were killed, and most of the nobles of the Sartre family survived, and they were demoted to retain the title of Grand Duke.

The struggle between the nobles has risen to the level of extinction.

Delma's family is prosperous, and this time there are at least 270 people involved, and hundreds of people with relatives and friends have been implicated.

Even allies like Su Mo were stupefied.

Isn't Grace Burriman not afraid of being besieged by a horde, in the eyes of many nobles, her actions are probably no better than the anti-humanity of Archduke Stan.

After that, Grace Burriman swept across the province of Delmar, killing a river of blood, and beheading any forces that resisted her, including one of her allies.

Under federal law, the standard method of execution is by hanging.

Beheading is a rare form of criminal law.

But Grace Burriman preferred this, and her enemies began to call her the Bloody Countess.

Countess Grace Burriman, this is her reward for herself.

It's a very standard posture to replace it.

The Earl of Delmar, who was about to be replaced, hurried back with his army, endured the bite of adventurers along the way, and finally stopped Grace Burriman in the Red Sun Canyon of the province of Delmar.

Both sides are haters of extermination.

The Earl of Delmar first killed Viscount Burriman, and then the other four males of the Burriman family, leaving only a group of women and children.

Grace Burriman killed all of Earl Delmar's relatives except for his son.

The two sides fought fiercely in the Red Sun Canyon, and although Grace Burriman's coalition had been reduced to less than 10,000 after a series of fierce battles, the allies of 200,000 players made her not worry about the problem of soldiers at all.

There are only more than 30,000 people in Count Delmar, including the 30,000 young men who participated in the attack on the territory of Burriman, the remnants of the mountain soldiers who crossed the mountains to fight Huggins, and the forces that are still resisting in the province of Delmar, adding up to only more than 30,000.

This self-righteous earl ushered in the last battle of his life.

He saw his only son die in battle, and after he was surrounded by a siege, he drew his sword and killed himself.

Since then, no one in the Delmar family has survived.

At Sumo's request, Grace Burriman spared the soldiers who laid down their arms, and about 21,000 of Earl Delmar's sergeants were punished as miners - the survival of the miners depended on the style of the miners, but in any case it was better than just killing them.

The Bloody Countess is not in vain, and Grace Burriman has made up her mind to kill all enemies who oppose her.

Grace Berriman announced that the province of Delmar would be merged with the former Berriman Territory to become the province of Burriman, and she would be the new Countess of Burriman.

Su Mo took the adventurer to complete the agreement with Grace Burriman, and the countess realized the adventurer's strong combat power, not only fulfilled the agreement with Su Mo, but also carried out large-scale tax exemption and other preferential activities for the adventurer's behavior.

Huggins' western border was naturally secured.

There is no war on the eastern front, the southern front is the jungle mountains, and the northern line is the coast, so Master Su doesn't have to worry about being drawn into the war again.

At this time, the battle between Grand Duke Stan and the Northern Army also came to an end.

The Northern Legion wins!

Archduke Stan, under the care of his personal guards, fled in a hurry when the army was defeated, and basically all the rest surrendered and accepted the reorganization.

The victorious Northern Army swept through everything, constantly gathering soldiers from all over the country, forming an absolute superiority, pressing on the Wallace Resistance, which was also actively preparing for war.