The county guard of the Earl of Kangle Mountain originally had an elite standing army of 600, plus the soldiers and militia of the vassal nobles, it was not a problem to get together more than 2,000, and the combat effectiveness was still guaranteed.

But now that he has a misplaced earl, most of the vassal nobles will not support his perverse behavior.

And those elite standing armies suffered a lot of damage when they resisted the Belan army some time ago, so being able to mobilize more than a thousand people to resist Luo Ming is almost the limit.

More than 1,000 people, mixed with more than half of the militia, cannot be said to be thousands of troops at all, but a rabble.

There is no systematic military training and mobilization system, and the temporarily conscripted militia is used to defend the city or maintain law and order.

If it is used in the field of the army, it is estimated that it will be broken up if it is charged by the cavalry, or if it is bombarded with two cannons, and it will also bring the friendly array into chaos, which basically belongs to the category that bringing them will only make the situation worse.

To use this rabble to resist Luo Ming is completely a fool's dream.

As for the other forces in the county, at this time even the Earl of Conlehill is inferior, the big one is three or five hundred, the small one is one or two hundred, and there is no need for soldiers, Luo Ming and Grant Two people rushed over and maybe they could scatter this little enemy.

At this moment, it was a godsend, Luo Ming lifted his spirits, and spread the strength in his hands to the whole county in one go.

Not the whole county, to be exact, but most of the county - the remaining small part is the territory of Luo Ming's allies and vassals, so that they can take a few guards and subjects back to control the field.

Some of the nobles who had defected to the enemy were taken away by the Beran army, others were placed under house arrest by Lockin, and only a few, such as the False Earl of Conlehill, remained in their own domains.

Those territories that have lost their masters are almost powerless against Luo Ming.

The nobles who were not Luo Ming's allies and did not directly join the Beran servant army still occupied almost a quarter of the county, but Luo Ming still had a way to deal with them.

- That is to use the Earl of Mount Conle, at least for now, this title is tied to the position of Warden of the County of Van Sheen, and can justifiably issue some orders.

Not the pseudo-earl, of course, but the grandson of the old earl who escaped to Lockin.

On the 25th of September, 2,000 troops approached the city of Mount Conle, and the messenger Sissel entered the city and handed a copy of the surrender of Vytautas to the puppet count and other nobles in the city.

Moreover, the nobles who joined the servant army and were captured by Luo Ming and placed under house arrest in order to try their best to atone for their crimes, they jointly wrote a letter of persuasion, which was also presented by Sissel at this moment.

The pseudo-earl has only been on the throne for about a month now, and he has not consolidated his authority, and he is not a word at all in the mountain city of Connor.

There is even a possibility that he was the scapegoat chosen to surrender in the first place, and if the Belan people succeeded, it would be fine, and if the Belan people failed, they would push this unlucky ghost out and take the blame, and punish him alone, not others.

In front of Sissel, several noble retainers and several relatives of the pseudo-earl directly ordered the guards not to move, while pressing the pseudo-earl to the ground, tying him up, and then showing a flattering smile to Sissel.

Then, in the afternoon of the same day, they held a succession ceremony for the little grandson of the old earl brought by Luo Ming - the pseudo-earl had only succeeded to the throne for about a month, and now they were quite well prepared, and it didn't take much time.