"Are we taking a shortcut?" Kenny asked softly, moving cautiously as he squeezed sideways into a narrow passage. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

The narrow passage that connected the alley was extremely narrow, and for the first time he complained that he was too big, the scarred silver armor that screeched between the walls and made Kenny feel like he was going to get stuck in the gap at any moment.

"Yes, lord. Aiden replied with his back against the wall of the exit. He cautiously poked his head out, trying to see if there were enemy troops buried in the alley behind him, but the night was too dark, and all he saw was a black hole that looked like an abyss.

"How far are we from the South Gate?" said Kenny, struggling to dig out of the gap, leaning against the edge of the wall.

"Not far away, this alley has come to the end and turned a corner, which is the foot of the city wall. Aiden turned his head, "Lord, are you still going to hold on?"

"Let's go!" Kenny clasped his shoulders and walked into the alley first.

In the cloudy night sky, the moon shining through the earth and the clouds, Kenny and Aiden weave through the alleys south of the city, turning a bend into another, a wider alley.

Suddenly, Kenny, who was walking in front, stopped, and Aiden crashed into his Silver Armor by surprise.

"Lord, what's wrong?" asked the golden retriever boy, rubbing his head.

"Listen. Kenny said in a near-inaudible voice, "There seems to be a conflict on the other side of the levee." He paused, looking up at the moon that had just been hiding in the clouds, "Could it be Allen and the Alliance?"

"Did they meet Maga?" Aiden guessed.

"Perhaps. Kenny muttered.

"Don't worry, my lord, Lord Allen has five thousand Alliance troops, and the mercenaries are only seven hundred!" he shook his wet blonde hair, "Why don't we go back now?"

"Let me think about it....." Kenny looked down in thought. "Forget it!" he said after thinking, "maybe they have started a fight? if we go back, we will see Maga and the knights of the Chamber of Commerce....."

"If it were Lord Allen, he would definitely lead the Alliance army to a quick victory before the flood came!"

"I hope so. ”

As they reached the entrance of the alley, the moonlight appeared, and a figure sped past the foot of the wall, and Kenny and Aiden quickly leaned against the edge of the wall, hiding themselves in the darkness.

Suddenly, a sharp arrow pierced the man's head, and the running man jerked forward, falling to the cold bluestone ground, followed by a scattering of coins and the crisp sound of a bell.

Kenny thought it sounded familiar.

In the moonlight, a group of knights dressed in standard iron armor and black crosses on their shoulders stepped on their horses, silver bells clanging around the necks and saddles of their mounts.

They held their heads high, shoulders against spears, and their voices were arrogant, as if they were afraid that others would not know who they were.

"Hey, man, you've lost!" shouted a playful voice, "you just shot him in the left eye!"

"Oh, damn it! his eyes must be crooked!" another voice grumbled.

"This guy is crazy about money, dare to steal at such a time!haha!" the third voice shouted.

Kenny tilted his head cautiously. Beneath the city walls were dozens of chamber knights, riding tall horses, around the corpse that had just been shot to death, and from time to time let out a mocking laugh.

'Squeak-'

Suddenly, there was a strange noise from a wooden-beamed window along the street.

"Who's there?!" one of the knights turned around.

In an instant, dozens of chamber knights turned their horses and rushed to a house not far away.

"Ahh

Kenny poked his head out again, and in the dim moonlight, he saw a chamber of commerce knight dragging a man out of the mansion, he couldn't see the man's face clearly due to the light, but judging by the voice, it was a woman over half a hundred years old.

"Oh! I thought it would be a girl! I didn't expect it to be an old fellow! It's so boring!" cried out the playful voice just now.

"Don't, don't hurt me!" the old voice pleaded, "I, I can give you money, I can give you money.....

"I've just lost ten silver coins, and now I'm disappointed to meet you again, old fellow! I'm afraid, it's not money that can solve it!" another voice threatened.

"Great, my lord, I'll give you money, I'll give you ten silver coins, right away. The woman pleaded in a hoarse voice.

"Hahaha!" a third voice sounded, "What? You don't want to taste this old fellow, do you?"

'Whoosh-'

A sharp arrow pierced the head of one of the knights. As soon as the man dismounted, the remaining knights of the Chamber of Commerce raised their spears and charged towards the archers in the dark alley.

"I'm sorry, lord!" Aiden said quickly, quickly pulling away and hurrying to the city walls.

In the meantime, he drew his bow again, and the black feather arrows were gone, and two more knights fell from their horses.

Kenny drew his black steel sword and ducked his head to dodge the incoming spear, and as he was about to swing it, a black-feathered arrow passed through the knight's mouth, and the knight fell to the ground before he could even let out a wail.

"Kill them!!"

A knight yells and rushes towards Kenny, who has just mounted his horse. Before his spear could reach his foe's head, Kenny swung his left arm and threw the knight's spear.

The knight looked down to avoid the spear, and as soon as he looked up, he saw a dark blue light flashing by, and then it was dark before his eyes, and there was no movement.

After severing off the head of one of the knights, Kenny lunges at another enemy. Suddenly, a black-feathered arrow pierced the horse's eye, and the tall stallion neighed, knocking the knight on his back upside down.

Kenny endured the sharp pain in his right arm, grabbed the reins with his left hand, and gripped the black steel sword with his right hand, slicing off the head of the fallen knight again.

The moon ducked into the clouds again, and when it poked its head out again, all that was left on the ground was a pile of headless corpses and the crunching of the horse's neck bell.

"Lord, your wounded ....." Aiden dismounted, looking at Kenny as he put away his black steel sword, "I'm sorry, I ....."

"Good job!" Kenny glanced at the sword wound on his right shoulder, "It's just a small injury, don't make such a fuss!"

"You, my lord?"

Kenny looks back at the old woman in the moonlight. It was an old man, her face was wrinkled and withered, and her clothes were fairly clean, but her trembling jaws and hands holding the corners of her clothes tightly revealed her nervousness.

"Hello! I'm Aiden, and this is Lord Kenny. "Don't worry, it's fine." ”

"Kenny, lord?" the old lady looked up at Kenny on his horse, "Excuse me, do you remember me?"

"They're there!!"

A sudden roar was heard in the distance.

Kenny turned around and saw hundreds of torches whistling in the night wind in the direction of the South Gate, and countless knights of the Chamber of Commerce galloping towards them from the west.

"Get on the horse!!!" Kenny shouted.

Aiden couldn't help but pull up the old man, and after holding him up on the horse, he quickly turned on the horse, stood up, and shook the reins violently.

At this moment, countless torches appeared on the east side of the street, and with them, countless neck bells.

The two horses stopped.

"Lord, I hurt you....." Aiden muttered as he looked at the chamber knights who were bumping into him.

Hundreds of chamber knights did not stop, and they launched a death charge directly at the two war horses from the front and back.

For a moment, countless spears were aimed at Kenny and Aiden, who kept shaking the reins and kicking the spikes on the stirrups into the horse's belly, and with the trampling and neighing of hundreds of war horses, Aiden's voice was instantly drowned out in the crowd.

Kenny looked up at the dark night sky and slowly closed his eyes.