As they retreated, the civilians became even more excited.
"Come on, let's open the city gate!"
"That's right, let's open the city gate immediately before we have a chance to escape."
Of course, these civilians are also very smart. They know that opening the city gate now is the best way.
Otherwise, once they wait until dawn, civilians like them will have no advantage.
At this time, Kandel did not know that other civilians in the city were already heading towards the gate of the city wall, and he soon came to the wall on the side.
When he saw tens of thousands of civilians fighting life and death with the soldiers, he immediately became furious.
"You damn mob!"
Boom!
Boom!
Commander Kandel began to take action desperately, and the sword in his hand whirred as he swung it.
The loud explosions frightened the wealthy households who had been stranded to death, and they began to flee.
Upon seeing this, many of the guards of wealthy households gave up the fight and chose to jump from the city wall towards the outside of the city.
"Your Majesty, your Majesty!" When the wealthy people and guards were dispersed, Kandel's subordinates immediately cheered.
After all, Kandel just appeared for a moment and immediately turned the situation around.
Kandel didn't look too happy, because today's encounter had exhausted his good mood.
"Close the city gate immediately and strengthen your realm!"
Kandel gave instructions to his subordinates.
He did not order any more subordinates to pursue the fleeing rich and common people.
Because he knew that it would be best to stabilize the situation in the city before dawn.
As for dealing with these mobs, you can deal with them however you want after daybreak.
Dang Dang Dang!
And just as Kandel was thinking this, the alarm bell sounded again in his ears.
When he turned around to look, he found that both the front city wall and the city wall on the other side were lit by fire.
"Damn it!" Kandel was almost furious.
He has an impulse now.
That is, even if the army of Io continent does not slaughter all these civilians, he still wants to kill them all.
But how could Kandel know that as long as he did not allow civilians to evacuate the city, it would be absolutely impossible for the civilians to live in peace.
Seeing the warning signals coming from two places at the same time, Kandel did not choose to go to the front wall to support him, but instead went to the wall on the other side.
The reason was that a large number of his subordinates were stationed on the front wall, accounting for two-thirds of the army in March.
Just a few untouchables will definitely not be able to make waves.
But the side wall is different. The number of guards is actually not that many, and it is very easy for the untouchables to attack from the inside.
But Kandel didn't know that the seemingly impregnable main entrance was actually not as impregnable as imagined.
As groups of civilians advanced, hundreds of thousands of civilians gathered under the main gate wall.
"Everyone retreats, everyone retreats, otherwise the commander-in-chief has ordered, and those who dare to approach will be shot without mercy!"
"Also, do you know that what you are doing is betraying the God of Fire?"
Seeing the dense crowd of civilians, the subordinates did not dare to take action immediately.
In addition to the large number of people on the other side, they really can't attack civilians.
"We just want to live, why do you want to stop us?"
"Priest Rem was also killed by Kandel. You are the ones who really betrayed the God of Fire."
Despite the warnings from the guards, the civilians still slowly approached the city gates and walls.
"Pool, what should we do now? Do we take action immediately?"
At the same time, the few captains left by Kandel above the city wall were in a dilemma.
"Gude, you are crazy. They are all civilians in Machle City and believers of the God of Fire."
"We killed them. What difference does it make to betray the God of Fire?" Captain Poole said.
"But Poole, Master Kandel has already told you that anyone who comes near will be killed without mercy."
"These civilians will soon enter the restricted area. If we don't kill them, I'm afraid we will be attacked by them soon!" Captain Goode immediately retorted.
"Good, have you ever thought about whether what the Commander-in-Chief has done these past two days is a little too much?" Captain Poole looked around and spoke to Captain Good in a low voice.
"Pool, this... aren't you afraid that the commander will find out and punish you?" Goode's eyes widened, but he didn't expect Poole to be so courageous.
"Gude, isn't the commander here?" Gude shook his head.
"Besides, what I said is true. You saw the situation during the day. The civilians were forced to take shelter on the roofs by the floods."
"If the floodwaters were half a centimeter higher, most of the roofs in the city would be submerged."
"Have you ever thought about how many civilians will be killed or injured by then?"
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"Since the invaders outside the city promised to let the civilians leave, why don't we agree?"
"Anyway, we can let the civilians leave through the back door or the side doors on both sides."
"At that time, we will monitor the enemy's every move on the city wall. If they make any changes, we can immediately close the city gate in time."
"Instead of like now, no civilian is allowed to leave!"
Poole explained to Captain Goode.
Captain Goode fell silent after hearing this. Naturally, they also knew about this matter.
But there is a real difference between knowing clearly and speaking out.
Unexpectedly, Poole had the courage to point it out directly.
"Pool, what do you want?" Good looked at Poole again.
"Gude, maybe we have failed in this war since the chaos began in the city and the civilians resisted us."
"Look at the situation in the city now. There are shouts of killing everywhere."
"They are all civilians in the city, believers we want to protect! But they don't seem to be willing to protect us."
"So, did our commander do something wrong?"
"Of course, I am sure that as soon as the night passes, these civilians will be severely liquidated."
"So Good, we can't make any more mistakes by following Commander Kandel." Poole finished speaking slowly, staring at Poole intently.
Fortunately, if he dared to say these words in front of Gude, he must have a certain degree of confidence that Gude would agree with him.
Goode was silent for a moment, and then finally said: "Pool, you are right, the Lord Commander is indeed wrong."
"So, let's let these civilians leave!"
Chapter completed!