Elder City.

When the three Tenniers left, Vega carefully put away the gratuitous gift agreement.

With this agreement, it means that within two years he can pull up two standard army groups, which is too critical for the current Vega, and all his current armies are combined, which is only 10 war airships.

These 10 are also the war airships of Vega headquarters.

After so many wars, Vega has been reluctant to use them, and only keeps these last 10 airships until today.

Of course, Vega was not worried that the kingdom would be in debt.

Such an agreement is reasonable and legitimate, and if the kingdom defaults, Vega can openly attack the United Kingdom, and even bring other countries together to invade the United Kingdom.

That's why.

The kingdom will never openly tear up the agreement for the sake of these 200 airships, and give Vega an excuse to attack their territory openly, and when the time comes, whether it is victory or defeat, the loss will be more than 200 war airships.

And a country that defaults on its debts will have problems with its credibility.

When the time comes to negotiate in the future, other countries are likely to use this as an excuse to reject the Kingdom's invitation to negotiate.

Therefore, as long as this agreement is in hand, as long as the United Kingdom does not destroy the empire, Vega can get the war airship he urgently needs in batches within two years, but he has no air defense force.

After cherishing the agreement.

Vega immediately ordered the entire army to march and leave Elder City as soon as possible.

After opening the city gate, Vega's troops left Eddid City directly, and it was not even half an hour before and after, and it is estimated that no one would have thought that he could be so fast.

Why is it so fast?

Vega has always been watertight in its sensitivity to war.

Although he didn't think that the kingdom army would suddenly attack him after signing the agreement, after all, the kingdom's top priority was to solve the crisis in the dragon city, rather than continue to fight with him as a "friendly army", which Tennir should know with a little sanity.

But for the sake of conservatism, Vega held his hand.

He ordered in advance yesterday to prepare for retreat, which also directly saved several hours of time for troops to assemble and organize, instead of waiting until 14:00 in the afternoon to retreat.

When Tenniel walked out of Eddid City with his front foot, he also left Ed City with his back foot.

The two left in opposite directions, leaving behind nothing but an empty city.

Therefore, at 14:00 in the afternoon of the same day, when Tanir arrived at Eddard City with his troops and time, he did not find any trace of Vega, leaving only a dead and silent city.

"Could it be...... It's been seen through again!"

He pinched the time, not daring to be too early, for fear that Vega had not lost his vigilance and had not removed the fortifications.

He didn't dare to be too late, if it was too late, it was very likely that Vega would slip away directly.

So he pinched at 14:00, which was the approximate time for Vega to withdraw from the city after sorting out the troops, and the whole error was precisely planned, and it would not take more than half an hour, but he still let Vega slip away in advance.

This made Tanir have to be convinced.

Because planning without motives is the hardest to predict.

His primary enemy now is the Empire rather than Vega, and even Vega is still his ally for the time being, but in this situation without the slightest motive, Vega still predicted in advance that he would turn his face and deny people, which couldn't help but make Tanir admire.

Because of empathy.

Even he didn't think that he would continue to fight Vega at this juncture, which was like the base was about to be demolished in LOL, but you were still singled out with a river crab.

But he did it anyway.

I thought that the crazy way of breaking through the edge of thinking could destroy Vega, and if it was not enough, he would suffer a loss and draw a relatively complete end to his dynasty trip.

But it was still miscalculated.

Even such a whimsical idea could not hide from Vega's eyes, what else did he have to say. The question of which is higher or lower in military talent has been clearly placed in front of him.

And he also realized.

What you should do now is to rush back to the kingdom to save the day, instead of wasting time on something inconsequential.

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The other side.

A few hours after Vega retreated, he learned from the rear scouts that the kingdom had not passed through the city of Eddid at 18:00 as agreed, but had stormed into the city at 14:00.

This news directly scared Vega out of a cold sweat.

If he hadn't held such a steady hand yesterday and ordered the whole army to prepare for retreat in advance, and only after the negotiations were over to gather troops and make a retreat plan, wouldn't it have to be until 14:00?

This time out of the city, it's all exposed.

When the kingdom saw him holding 20,000 soldiers dressed as big-tailed wolves, Vega had already anticipated the terrible scene of being turned into sky lanterns by hundreds and thousands of firebursts.

It is no exaggeration to say that there is a line between life and death.

Everything was just as Tanir thought, Vega really didn't expect the kingdom army to kill the horses.

After all, Vega is not an all-knowing and all-powerful god.

For such an offensive plan without the slightest motive and without a trace, even if he borrowed hundreds of heads, it was absolutely impossible to understand that Tanir would give such an irrational order.

At this juncture, he is not an enemy.

He is precisely the ally who helped the kingdom's 400,000 troops return to their homeland, repel the imperial army, and contain the imperial military after the war, so that the empire does not dare to continue to attack the kingdom unscrupulously and with all his might.

At this time, it will do no good to start a war against him.

If Vega dies, Thanir will face the full force of the dynasty and the empire, and under the intensity of this resistance, even 400,000 troops will not want to easily step back into their homeland.

And everybody is in the industry.

It's not too young.

It should also be understood that there are no absolute enemies and allies between countries, as long as there are interests, allies can turn against each other, and enemies can also shake hands and make peace.

But Tenniel did something that only a child would do.

This made Vega instinctively look down on Tennier's strength, a commander who doesn't know how to take care of the overall situation and can't distinguish between priorities, no matter how outstanding his command skills are, sooner or later his shortcomings will be exposed.

But there are pros and cons to everything.

Through this return of Tenniel, Vega realized an important thing -

It's easy to blind geniuses, it's hard to see through fools, it's impossible to deceive pigs.

The former always keeps his mind and responds to everything with the best decision, while the latter's thinking is unpredictable, and his way of doing things is nowhere to be found, and you can never guarantee that he will do something to harm others and himself in the next second, as for the last one-

Illogical, unreasonable, reckless, blind, intolerant, opinionated......

And Tennier falls somewhere in between.

He now gives Vega the impression that he is sometimes a genius, sometimes a fool, and sometimes a ...... Like a pig.