Judging from the equipment of the six people in front of him, Mubai recognized them at a glance as the king's personal guards.
Seeing this, Boledo quickly stepped forward and explained: "This is Marquis Mubai."
"What? Marquis Mubai?" Hearing this, the six Heavenly Bow Master guards looked at Mubai in shock. They had heard of Mubai's name a long time ago, but they didn't expect him to appear here so suddenly.
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Han Yan walked quickly from behind Mu Bai to him, looked at the six guards, and asked excitedly: "Where is my father?"
"Father?" When the six guards heard what Han Yan called Liu Shisan, they looked at her carefully. Although they had never seen the princess's face, the noble temperament naturally revealed by Han Yan was not what ordinary people could see.
They have it. As the king's personal guards, they have seen countless people, so it is not difficult to distinguish the truth from Han Yan's words. After the six people gathered together and talked quietly for a while, a leading guard asked: "Since Mu
Mr. White Marquis, you must have a noble badge that represents your identity, right?"
Mubai smiled slightly, nodded, stretched out his left palm, a beam of silver light flashed on his palm, and a dark red crystal-like noble badge appeared.
The leading guard just glanced at it, then immediately put down his long bow, knelt down on one knee, and hurriedly saluted: "See you, Princess, Your Majesty the Marquis!"
Behind him, the five guards also knelt down one after another.
Mu Bai smiled and said: "Okay, no need to be so polite. Everyone, get up and take me to see the king right away."
"Yes." The leading guard stood up, made an invitation gesture to Mu and the others, and said, "Please come with me." After saying that, he turned around and walked towards the camp ahead.
Outside this camp, there is a layer of temporary wooden piles built around it. There is a battalion of animal trainers patrolling the surrounding area with their own monsters.
Warcraft have the keenest sense of all kinds of smells, and they can detect it immediately if danger approaches.
In front of the gate of the camp, two arrow towers were erected, and more than a hundred elite soldiers holding spears stood guard there.
At this moment, when they saw Mu Bai and others approaching, they were all on guard.
"Who are these people?"
A shirtless, bearded man walked up to ask with a two-meter epee in his hand.