Under the gaze of a group of soldiers, Granty and Lockin, the two messengers who were allowed to approach were fighting with their legs and stomachs.

"What did your commander send you to talk about?"

Luo Ming put on a slightly arrogant look and looked at the two of them with squinting eyes.

Although he actually knew the other party's purpose and was happy about it, he couldn't show it.

No matter how you look at him now, he is a winner, and if he is too enthusiastic about the messenger sent by the side that is bound to lose, it will definitely make everyone feel strange.

"Your Excellency...... We have come to discuss an armistice, and the details are written in this letter, so please read it. ”

So saying, the messenger was about to deliver the letter to Luo Ming.

But one of the guards stopped him on the way, took the letter, and then it was in Granty's hand.

"Let me read this letter, and let me hear it as well. Seeing that Luo Ming did not object, she tore open the seal and read it.

In fact, the real conditions have been negotiated a long time ago.

Now these are just superficial and superficial contents, and they are mainly taken out for pretense and to attract the attention of others.

Schönbrunn Army - to be precise, Schönbrunn Allied Army, although Luo Ming has an absolute dominant position in it, but after all, it is not a real Yiyantang, and other nobles can at least speak.

And Luo Ming is also willing to give others some opportunities to speak.

Even if the speech doesn't change anything, being able to speak in itself can increase the satisfaction of many people.

Therefore, he threw out these superficial negotiations, let the nobles talk and argue, and finally he came forward to affirm or deny each condition, and finally the final word.

In doing so, the impression of him as the ultimate leader can be deepened and deeply embedded in everyone's subconscious.

After half an hour of discussion, Luo Ming summed up his opinion and wrote a letter to the envoys to take them back to the camp.

Forty minutes later, the messengers came with a reply.

The two sides exchanged views in this way, and by the third time, most of the opinions of the two sides had been unified, and most of the remaining differences were on minor matters.

During this time, Luo Ming's scouts also monitored the movements in the camp, and kept the soldiers resting in rotation at all times, keeping at least a third of them in combat condition to prevent fraud.

The result, of course, is that there is no fraud, and even if there is fraud, seeing this posture of strict precautions, it can only turn a fake surrender into a real surrender.

Of course, at the beginning, there were still a few people on Luo Ming's side who insisted on fighting to the end, thinking that they should not give the enemy a chance to breathe, and even felt that they could gain greater benefits by killing the enemy completely.

As a result, they were taught a lesson by Luo Ming.

"Don't look at the Belan people who are at the end of their rope now, but once they fall into despair and fight back desperately, we will still have a lot of casualties!

In desperation, they may also set fire to food and belongings, and go on a killing spree against the servants and their families, reducing the amount of loot we can get!

And they still have a large number of cavalry, and if we defeat them directly, these cavalry will not turn into many bands and cause more damage in Van Shee County.

Don't forget, we're going to be the masters of this Vanshee county!"

Luo Ming naturally said this sincerely, and he couldn't find anything wrong.

Otherwise, he would have seized the opportunity of the big one, threw away the tacit agreement he had reached with Vytautas like waste paper, and then announced that the whole army would advance and kill the enemy.

"Yes, we are the victors!"

"Shhh...... I was wrong, but thanks to your wisdom and judgment, otherwise if we had followed my idea, the benefits we could have gained might have shrunk greatly!"

The people who were originally against Luo Ming showed a look of sudden realization and shame.