After a little inquiry in the town, Ryan decided on his next destination, Saiyan City, a place known as the "City of Martial Arts" in the Kingdom of Yalo.

Since Ryan is planning to join the martial arts hall, he naturally can't just find a martial arts gym to join, and naturally wants to find a better martial arts gym, so Saiyan City, which claims to have more than a hundred martial arts gyms, is naturally the first choice.

Saiyan City is located in the southern region of the Yalo Kingdom, so Ryan's original plan to go to the capital in the north of the Yalo Kingdom has been cancelled, and he must turn south to go to Saiyan City.

Ryan inquired, the town where it is located, to Saiyan City, at least more than ten days of travel. Moreover, there are many dangers along the way, because the southern region of the Yaluo Kingdom is a relatively poor area in the entire Yaluo Kingdom, and the people are extremely tough, resulting in many robbers blocking the road and robbing on the way to Saiyan City.

However, for Ryan, with his current strength as a level 5 swordsman and level 1 magician, he is not afraid of robbers at all. Because under normal circumstances, robbers are basically low-level swordsmen, and even ordinary people who are not swordsmen, there are only relatively few robbers above the intermediate swordsman, as for the robbers of high-level swordsmen, Ryan has heard of it, but he has never seen it after traveling for so long. Besides, Ryan is alone and has nothing to worry about, even if he encounters countless robbers and can't defeat the other party, he can choose to escape.

After a little preparation, Ryan embarks on a journey to Saiyan City.

Along the way, Ryan was extremely relaxed, and he walked with a stop-and-go mentality that seemed to be playing. As a result, Ryan spends a lot more time on the road.

Ryan encountered a few robbers on the road, and when he saw Ryan alone, he wanted to rob Ryan. Naturally, their results were tragic. Ryan showed no mercy to these robbers, killing several people as soon as he struck, and the other robbers immediately fled.

Ryan's mindset towards bandits has changed now, and he no longer has the same respect for life as he used to have in the Duchy of Pooles. Because Ryan knows that once he becomes a bandit, he will become fierce and cruel, and those who can't be fierce and cruel. At the beginning, it will be eliminated by other bandits.

Moreover, once a robber kills someone in a robbery, then he will continue to kill in future robberies. Murder is such a thing, once the vows are broken. In the future, killing people will not be taken seriously. Ryan has a deep understanding of this, recalling that when Ryan killed someone for the first time, he vomited bitterness, but now. Ryan kills without blinking.

Therefore, Ryan's strategy against the robbers is to counter violence with violence, kill one robber, and maybe one less person will be killed by the robber in the future. Of course. Ryan also had the idea of killing the robbers to deter the other bandits, who saw Ryan even more brutal than the robbers. Naturally, he was so frightened that he ran away. In this way, there will be fewer robbers to entangle.

However, Ryan has not yet made it to the Southern Regions. There are not many robbers encountered, and the strength is not strong. When Ryan entered the southern region, he finally knew that bandits here were really rampant.

The bandit team in the southern region is generally very numerous, and there are a few times when Ryan encounters a large group of bandits, and he is not willing to fight against them, so he immediately turns around and runs away, and then goes around in a circle and continues to move forward. Of course, the robbers in the brigade are also big businessmen, and they don't look down on a lone traveler like Ryan at all.

Finally, there was a time when Ryan couldn't watch it.

In a wasteland in the south, Ryan hurried unhurriedly on the road, only to see a caravan of two or three hundred men in front of the wilderness, surrounded by a bandit of hundreds of men.

The caravan was very large, with nearly hundreds of carriages, and the carriages were loaded with all kinds of goods, which showed that this caravan was doing big business. Ryan counted a little, and there were nearly a hundred mercenaries guarding the caravan. It stands to reason that so many caravans guarded by mercenaries should pass unhindered in the southern region, and no unsightly robber dares to rob such a powerful caravan.

Generally, there is a limit to the number of robbers in a large team, generally fifty or sixty people is the limit of the robber team, and the robber team of too many people, even if the goods are robbed, it is not enough for the robbers to share. After a little observation, Ryan found that this group of hundreds of robbers was composed of three gangs of robbers.

The robbers seldom unite, but once they do, it means that what they rob is enough for the three families to share in the end, and the caravan they rob is very strong, and it is not something that a single robber can swallow.

When Ryan arrived on the scene, the battle between the two sides had already begun.

The caravan surrounded all the carriages in a circle, and in the carriages, there seemed to be several carriages carrying people, and from time to time several heads poked out of the windows to look at them. The caravan's coachmen stood beside the wagons, tending to the horses that were frightened from time to time. The men of the caravan all drew their swords and stood in the inner circle to form the last line of defense, but in terms of their combat effectiveness, this was only a better arrangement than nothing.

The caravan consisted of hundreds of mercenaries, standing in a circle and guarding the perimeter, facing a large number of very ferocious bandits.

The robbers did not form a circle, but only half a circle, which led to the fact that the robbers, who were already numerous, could deal with the mercenaries more advantageously.

The two sides are fighting fiercely, and it is clear that the mercenaries are at a disadvantage.

I don't know what trick the robbers used before to plot the mercenaries of the caravan, resulting in the corpses of more than a dozen mercenaries lying on the ground around them. This made the mercenaries suffer a big blow, and everyone was demoralized, on the contrary, the robbers were high-spirited and became more and more courageous.

The bandits were apparently carefully selected, and almost all of them were bandits with a slightly higher swordsman rank. Ryan saw that there were twenty or thirty bandits above the intermediate swordsman, and among them, there were more than ten fourth-level swordsmen.

On the other hand, in terms of mercenaries, there are several mercenaries who look like level 5 swordsmen, and the mercenary leader is a mercenary who looks like a level 6 swordsman, and there are as many as twenty intermediate swordsmen. It stands to reason that mercenaries are stronger than robbers, but why should mercenaries fall into disadvantage?

It turned out that many of the mercenaries in this group lacked combat experience and lacked the determination to fight with others as if they were dead. And the robbers are all characters who hold their heads and fight hard with people all day long. Therefore, although the level of the robbers' swordsmen is a little lower, their strength and experience are indeed higher than those of the mercenaries. In addition, the number of robbers is slightly more than that of the mercenaries, so the robbers naturally have the upper hand.

The bandits' strategy was very good, and they arranged for special people to besiege several high-level swordsmen among the mercenaries, among them, the mercenary leader was besieged by two level 4 swordsmen and one level 3 swordsman, and the remaining several level 5 swordsmen were besieged by two intermediate swordsmen. The besieging bandits did not want to attack the mercenaries who defeated the opponent's high-level swordsmen at all, but only tightly entangled the opponent, used the defense, and resisted the opponent's attack to the death, and surrounded the opponent, dragged the opponent, and did not let the opponent take the time to attack others.

The bandit's strategy is to drag the high-level swordsman among the mercenaries, so that the other robbers can kill the other mercenaries who are much weaker on the other side, and then once the other mercenaries are eliminated, then the remaining high-level swordsmen will not be able to resist the attacks of more people at all.

The mercenaries of the opposing high-ranking swordsman obviously knew the bandits' intentions, and tried to break out of the bandits' siege several times, but under the robbers' fearless defense, they never succeeded.

Ryan watched from the side for a moment, he was hesitating, did he want to join the battle and join forces with mercenaries to defeat the bandits? Or do you want to get out of here in a circle?

Finally, Ryan couldn't stand it anymore. Because he saw that the defensive circle set up by the mercenaries was opened by the robbers, and then the robbers who broke into this gap began to kill the men and coachmen of the caravan with impunity.

Seeing this scene, Ryan could foresee that once the robbers eliminated the mercenaries, it would not be as simple as just snatching the caravan goods, but would kill everyone.

Generally speaking, as long as the robbed caravan does not mess around, the robbers are those who rob the goods and do not kill or resist. But this kind of killing everyone is not uncommon, and it happens occasionally.

Suddenly, Ryan's blood boiled, and he immediately decided to help the mercenaries.

I saw Ryan draw his heavy sword from behind his back, shout with all his might, and rush to the battlefield in front of him.

Ryan's loud shout was very amazing, and the sound was very loud, which immediately attracted the attention of most of the people on the battlefield. But when the robbers saw that Ryan was just one person, they all turned around in disdain and continued to fight. And when the mercenaries saw that Ryan was the only one in the reinforcements, they immediately turned a glimmer of hope in their hearts into a lot of disappointment.

Ryan completely ignored what the others thought of him, and he immediately pounced on the most dangerous person among the mercenaries.

These mercenaries in the most critical situation are the weakest mercenaries, and although they are also facing the weakest bandits, they are no match for these experienced and desperate bandits. Many of the mercenaries who were even worse had been killed, and the remaining mercenaries were struggling to support themselves, and even several mercenaries had a lot of sword wounds on their bodies.

Ryan's chosen opponent is these least powerful bandits, and his strategy is to use his advantage to kill some of the bandits first and rescue those mercenaries who are in danger.

Ryan rushed in front of the robbers and found several of the robbers in front of him looking at him with a look of contempt. Ryan was a little puzzled, why did the robbers think so much about him? Do they think that they are stupid people who have a hot head and cannot distinguish the situation when they see that there is no sword and no light on their heavy sword?

Ryan only moved his thoughts for a moment, then put them aside and swung his heavy sword to attack the nearest bandit. When the heavy sword was swung halfway, a sword light more than three feet long suddenly emerged from the tip of the sword, splitting the robber in front of him, who seemed to be only at the level of a level 1 swordsman, into two with the sword.

Ryan's sword was so fast that the robber who had been slain didn't even have time to turn the look of contempt into something else.

This sword shook the robbers around at once. But when the robbers were about to make a move, they realized that it was too late. (To be continued.) )