Heinrich had been staying on his own ship and had not landed.
A large amount of supplies were piled up on the shore, and the players were crowded there like canned sardines waiting to be properly placed. The campsites covered the entire coastline. When night fell, the bonfire fell like stars in the sky.
The black forest near the coast was cut down completely, and a large number of trees were divided into suitable-sized firewood piles and dried by the bonfire, which would turn into tomorrow's fuel.
Tens of thousands of players have already logged in, and now the most unresponsive Yutonheim people know that this time the Old Continental people are not here to travel.
Heinrich sat on his comfortable recliner, and the fox girl Helina stood behind him and relaxed the general's shoulder with her slender fingers.
"Don't you think there is danger at sea?" the witch asked in confusion, and at the same time, at Heinrich's gesture, she picked up the red wine on the table to fill it up. She was always worried about experiencing an attack on the ship.
"There is no danger. The Seris will not launch an attack at this time. Their strength is not enough. The main force has not begun to land yet. And they like to fight head-on wars." Heinrich smiled: "They wish me that we can gain a foothold here, build a city, and then clearly show the carriages and horses to bleed each other."
"Our sociologists have studied the Seris people. Their top leaders are indeed very intelligent, but most of the grassroots people are bound war madmen, and they will not miss any opportunity to fight." Heinrich exclaimed: "It is simply a monster, an alien hidden in our world."
The witch kept silent in due time, waiting for the fat man to speak more information, and anything he said was valuable to the Witch Federation.
"Don't wait. I've been trained professionally. Even if I drink too much, I won't reveal the information you shouldn't know." Heinrich stroked the back of the fox girl Helina's hand: "When I think you can go further, I will naturally tell you more."
"I thought Europa needed Far South very much." The witch was still confused. She heard a little strange from Heinrich's words. He seemed not optimistic that he could compete with the Seris in Far South.
"The Far South is indeed very important to the Europa Empire. It is a land without shackles, but we are more patient and more time." Heinrich tasted the fine wine brought from the Old Road, originating in Paris, and the bottles he collected are probably the masterpiece of the winery.
The witch did not continue to ask. She knew that the fat man was much more dangerous than he seemed. Sometimes she had the illusion that she was staying with a lion.
Of course, this may also be her illusion. The witch is sure that her strength is much stronger than Heinrich. The sense of threat should come from Heinrich's rights. He can easily mobilize tens of thousands of extraordinary people.
"We have lost 137 people recently, and Vitoria seems to be really planning to mingle with the new Chinese." An officer stood in front of Lieutenant Colonel Smith: "I have received reports from her participation in the encirclement and suppression of our reconnaissance team, and she can't turn around."
"This is just a game, and no one can convict her of treason for the matter in the game." Lieutenant Colonel Smith shot up the ashes and pointed at the officer and said, "And we all know what's going on here. Don't pretend that Vitoria took the initiative to surrender to the new Chinese. I don't want to hear any reports about her anymore. If I were you, I would choose to ignore her name. Believe me, no one will condemn you for this."
"Except General Heinrich." The officer smiled bitterly: "Sir, you and me are the only ones here. I don't want to be a villain, but the fat man is less than two kilometers west of us. He stays in his mobile palace. We all know who he is coming for. He will soon hear the name Vitoria."
"I'm so unfortunate. I'm an old man who's about to retire, and I'm in the sky that's a few light years away from the earth." Lieutenant Colonel Smith shrugged: "If he's not happy, he's welcome to me."
"Sir! I'm not a talkative person, but if someone asks me about Vitoria, I won't hide the news for her." The officer shook his head: "I won't bet on my career for a soldier who attacked my own people."
"That's enough, I only ask for so much." Lieutenant Colonel Smith pointed to the door: "Go and do your mission. Don't hesitate to see her on the battlefield."
"Many of my young men are waiting to meet her, sir!" The officer turned around and walked out of the tent. His squad would enter the Black Forest early tomorrow morning to find the stronghold of the New China people.
"I can only help you so much, Vitoria, take care of yourself." Lieutenant Colonel Smith has never contacted Vitoria since that separation. When they meet again, they will be enemies.
In the Black Forest, Anahat lay on the trunk of the tree, looking at the dense bonfires on the beach in the distance: "They have so many people!"
The samurai sat under the Amazons leaning against the trunk. She enjoyed her own spirits and food: "All you see is a drop in the ocean, and there are so many of our warriors that you can imagine."
"Why aren't you there?" Anahat has been familiar with Vitoria these days, so there is no need to worry about anything: "It's because you kicked the balls of a chief's son?"
"That's right, just because I kicked his balls!" Vitoria drank the only remaining wine in the magic wine pot in one sip: "And it's two times, one at a time!"
"I would rather give up a warrior like you. His father must be your most powerful chief, right?" Anahat could not understand the power of a modern country. The chief was the most powerful person she could think of.
Vitoria was silent for a moment, because Anahete was right, Heinrich's father was indeed the most powerful person in the whole Eu.
Hell, I'm already in outer space, why should I worry about things on earth? The samurai made up his mind: "You bring your people to protect me in the forest, and I'm going to vent my anger!"
"Are you crazy? There are tens of thousands of people there!" Anahat's slender body hung on the samurai like a mascot, and could not stop the samurai from moving forward at all.
"Relax, I come from there, I know them, I know how to get out." Vitoria took out her special cannon from the storage bag and patted the cannon body with satisfaction: "They came from afar, and as half of the indigenous people in the south, I must express a welcome to you!"
Chapter completed!