In response to the current situation, the protagonist deploys.

Then, a question comes to the protagonist's mind.

The direct reason why the Divine Envoy King's army had to actively prepare for war after the beginning of spring was of course to guard against the Leaf Cutting Ant Army.

But thinking about it deeply, if it weren't for the Red Fire Ant Army's poor combat preparation, the obviously deployed defensive forces would not be able to stop the Leaf Cutting Ant Army. And the second-tier [Red Iron City], which originally did not need such an urgent reorganization of the army, can only go up hard.

Thinking of this, the protagonist was startled, could it be that the Red Fire Ant Country did this on purpose, to borrow a knife to kill people?

After all, the two sides don't get along very well, and the Divine Envoy King Legion wants to let the Red Fire Ant Country and the Leaf Cutter Ant Country lose both and profit from it, why can't the Red Fire Ant Country also borrow a knife to kill people?

However, do red fire ants really have this kind of mind, such an advanced strategy, it is not like a tendon ant can play!?

(Should there be a flag here?) ）

The Divine Envoy King Legion was originally willing to become a vassal of the Red Fire Ant Country, endure a high annual tribute, and send troops to help the Red Fire Ant Army. Isn't it just that he hopes to maximize his interests in the war between the Red Fire Ant Country and the Leaf Cutting Ant Country?

Although there is no left and right now, the Divine Envoy King Legion has indeed gained a lot of benefits.

It's just that now that the Leaf Cutting Ant Army is about to counterattack, the first line of defense of the Red Fire Ant Country is useless, and the Red Fire Ant Country will obviously retreat to the third line, which makes the second line of the Divine Envoy King Army become a gun for the Red Fire Ant Country!

The more the protagonist thinks about it, the more wrong it becomes, something must have happened in the country of red fire ants, and he doesn't know about it, which makes the situation a bit passive now.

However, the Divine Envoy King Legion just lacks the channels and means to collect internal intelligence of the Red Fire Ant Country, and both the Flying Knight and the Scout can only collect some outdoor intelligence.

Not only for the Red Fire Ant Country, but it is difficult for any ant force to obtain information within other forces.

Humans want to gain access to this information, either by sending spies or by co-opting traitors from within the enemy for their own use.

But in the ant world, this trick doesn't work if you think about it, how can ants of different races lurk inside the enemy? Even if it's the same ant, the smell on its body is different! Even if you find a way to get infected with the smell of the enemy, then the spy will successfully return, but I am afraid that I will be killed by my own people first.

The protagonist never knew that there were spies in the ant world, and there were not even words in the ant's brain that meant that.

The path of spies will not work, and it will be difficult to win over traitors from the enemy, and scum like the Flyhawk is a minority after all. I don't know if the fly eagle is still alive, hum... The protagonist's train of thought diverged.

It's turned back again, but I can find a way to spy on some ants who know the inside story of the other party and get some information.

The protagonist suddenly regrets that he didn't have an extra set of information in the exchange with the elders of the Red Fire Ant Country.

He hurriedly asked the "Heavenly Immortal" to ask if the Red Fire Ant Elder and his entourage had gone, where had they gone, and whether they still had time to remedy.

As a result, the Red Fire Ant Elder and they left early in the morning, and it was already noon, and if they were fast, it was estimated that they would all be about to leave the territory of the Divine Envoy King Legion.

The protagonist thinks about it, and hurriedly asks the hemp fly mount "Little Black" that pulls out him, and makes him prepare some things, which are carried by several flying knights, and then flies north with him.

Red fire ants don't like forests, and after they were allowed to enter the territory on the border sub-nest, they were accompanied by the Divine Envoy King Warrior, and as a result, the Red Fire Ant Elder took his retinue and the Divine Envoy King Warrior who was watching, and walked around from the periphery of the forest, which was specially reported to the protagonist.

So the protagonist flies north first, then searches along the edge of the forest, and sure enough, he quickly finds his target.

The Red Fire Ant Elder and his entourage estimated that they had eaten well in [Xinyang City], but the road was quite slow, and it was still far from the border.

The protagonist landed, and the Red Fire Ant Elder was very surprised to see the protagonist descending from the sky, his jaws opened wide, and his tentacles were raised high and swayed slightly.

The protagonist has already figured out his argument and asks the Flying Knights to take down the things they have brought with them, which are small clay pots containing diluted honeydew and crow honey.

The honeydew and crow honey exported by the Divine Envoy King's legion are all condensed, and such concentrated honeydew and crow honey cannot be drunk directly, but need to be mixed with water before drinking.

The protagonist asks the Flying Knights to take the other ants to drink diluted honeydew on the side, and he personally accompanies the Red Fire Ant Elder, who gives each other a clay pot to dilute the crow honey and mix it with some alcohol brewed in the fermentation workshop.

The protagonist tells the Red Fire Ant Elder that he likes the other person very much, and is reluctant to let the other person leave, and should drink precious honey dew again to see him off.

The male ants also have a close relationship with each other, and this red fire ant elder has a low status in the domestic presbyterian church, and is also flattered by the preference of the leader of a powerful vassal state, coupled with the temptation of crow honey.

Yesterday, although the Red Fire Ant Elder was also happy to eat it, only the honeydew was not provided by the crow honey, and the Divine Envoy King Legion was not allowed to eat the crow honey. If it weren't for the protagonist's own order today, no crow honey would have been brought out of the warehouse.

A jar of crow honey mixed with wine went down, and the red fire ant elder, who had never been tested by alcohol, quickly became drunk, and his tentacles were no longer guarded, and the protagonist easily got some of the information he wanted.

However, this red fire ant elder is too useless, and the protagonist is drunk before he can finish reading it, and he almost has a misunderstanding.

If it weren't for the red fire ant entourage seeing that the elder was just asleep and not dead, he was afraid that he would have to fight with the protagonist on the spot.

The protagonist tells them to go to the nearby Divine Envoy King's Legion to rest in the sub-nest, and when they wake up, they will leave, and they return to [Xinyang City].

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The protagonist doesn't read much information, but it's crucial.

He didn't expect that the Red Fire Ant Country, which seemed to be invincible, actually had a suzerainty on its head, and the Red Fire Ant elders were very afraid of this suzerain.

This suzerainty is too powerful, its territory is a hundred times that of the Red Fire Ant Country, and its ant mouth is hundreds of times larger.

What makes the protagonist laugh and cry is that the suzerainty of the Red Fire Ant Country is actually an empire established by paving ants. There are paving ants in the homeland, there are also here, and there are also on the south bank of the Qinghe River, it seems that paving ants are really everywhere.

The paving ant suzerainty generally doesn't pay much attention to the Red Fire Ant Nation and allows it to toss in the south. But this time, I don't know why, the Red Fire Ant Nation was taken away a lot of supplies and soldiers last winter.

Paving ant warriors are able to move outdoors in the winter, but how do they travel long distances to transport large quantities of supplies, as well as the cold red fire ant warriors? The protagonist doesn't figure it out.

The good news now is that the Red Fire Ant Nation has not resorted to intrigue against the Divine Envoy King's legion, even if the relationship between the two sides is far from harmonious.

The bad news is that after the Red Fire Ant Country was squeezed by its suzerain, it really didn't have the strength to deal with the counterattack of the Leaf Cutting Ant Army for the time being!