Don’t forget, the main players in this war are not the Senords at all, but Nivi and Segon!
These two people are the culprits of this war! If they are not solved, the crisis in Camelot will not be resolved. The collapse of the previous city wall is the best proof. Without that explosion, those Sennods would have fought
For three days and three nights, you can’t even think about setting foot in Camelot!
Do you really think Camelot’s city defense system is a joke?
Kai was so arrogant before, what he wanted was to lure these two people out. Once they appeared in front of him, Kai would completely eliminate these two threats with thunderous momentum! If he did it well, he might be able to deceive other people.
, allowing Kai’s secret to remain secret.
Unexpectedly, Kaidu made such a big fuss, but these two old guys are like Voldemort, unwilling to take action until now. They don't know what they are waiting for.
In fact, Nivi and Saigon really didn't want to stay in the grass, and they were really powerless. After being tricked, Saigon could only heal his wounds silently. Nivi's strength... to put it bluntly, as the high priest of the old religion, Nivi
Wei Wei's strength is indeed a bit weak. Even though she has five people and six people outside, she can't actually escape the curse of the wizard's overall weakness. If she is asked to secretly use magic to trick people, she can do it. But if she wants to be in this kind of ten thousand
Using powerful magic to make a comeback on the human battlefield is really overthinking.
Like most wizards today, Nive's spells tend to be small-scale attacks. It's not as if the world will fall apart as soon as Saigon strikes.
With Saigon unable to fight, even if Nivi took action, it would be of no avail. So the two simply hid in the woods and waited for time to pass. Anyway, in a short period of time, the advantage was always on their side, and they did not hesitate to do so.
One and a half days.
But Niwei was still a little worried.
"Sir, are we really going to do nothing?"
Saigon was closing his eyes to rest. When he heard this, he did not open his eyes and just said slowly: "What are you doing?"
"The Sennod people seem to be in a tough fight. If we don't take action, they will suffer heavy losses." Nivi was now worried about the Sennod people. Of course, this concern was not without reason. She was afraid.
The Sennods retreated due to too many casualties, and then they would have one less target to exploit.
A contemptuous smile appeared at the corner of Saigon's mouth.
"Is it bigger? Isn't that better?" After saying that, he ignored Nivi. But in his heart, Saigon still sighed. The wizards of this era are really no longer on the stage. They don't even have the most basic eyesight. Sennold
Now that they are involved in this game, how can they quit just when they want to? They have completely angered Camelot this time. If they don't completely wipe out Camelot in this war, then what awaits them is a card.
Merlot's raging revenge.
In this case, Sennold would persist no matter how heavy the casualties were, instead of retreating after a few casualties.
But in Nivi's ears, this meaning changed. She thought that Saigon was thinking about the future. After all, what they wanted was to revive the wizards and let them regain their dominance. In this case, the weaker the mortals, the better.
.Cenold is also one of the powerful nations among the Celtic nations, and it is indeed a good thing to weaken its revival of wizards.
She never thought that Segon didn't take the Sennods seriously at all. As long as he recovered his strength, he could defeat the Sennod army alone. He didn't care about the Sennods at all, so what about weakening them?
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In short, the two of them stand at different heights, and their attitudes towards seeing things are also very different. In the era when Saigon was active, wizards enslaved all the people. They were aloof, and no matter how many mortals there were, they were just ants. But by Nive's time, the wizards had been greatly weakened.
She, a high priest of the old religion, has to commit herself to the court and become King Uther's magic advisor. Naturally, she cannot be as domineering as Saigon.
But no matter what, although the ideas are very different, in the end they all reach the same goal, which is to sit back and watch the Cenolde and the Camelot people bleed each other.
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Cenoud was very calm about Nivi and Segon sitting back and watching. He did not rush to Morgause for help. Because in his opinion, Morgause had already completed the most difficult step - opening a tunnel on the city wall.
gap.
The next thing is the matter of the Senodians. The fact that the war is like this is their own problem, and the Senodians are not stingy enough to ask for help even for this little difficulty. This is also a difference in cognition.
In today's mainstream view, witchcraft is indeed weird, but it is only weird. It is okay to use witchcraft for conspiracy, but in a real battlefield with real swords and guns, witchcraft is of no use at all.
So Sennold didn't even realize that he could seek help from witchcraft.
"Your Majesty! The Ximen side has lost more than 2,000 people! The Armenian Lord and all the knights hope to withdraw for repairs, otherwise morale will be irreversibly damaged!" This is the third time that the messenger sent an order to Sennold.
A similar request was conveyed.
Only three hours had passed in the battle at Ximen, and more than 2,000 people had been killed and even more injured. This kind of battle damage was already very terrible. If it weren't for the extremely strict concept of honor and disgrace of knights in this era, it would be impossible to make arbitrary decisions.
It was such an insult to honor that Ximen had already stopped its attack on its own initiative.
Sennold frowned and said nothing. The first time this kind of request came, his response was to curse. The second time, he almost gritted his teeth and issued a death order. Anyone who dared to back down would be killed.
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But now... He is also an old soldier. Although he is only thirty years old, he has been fighting for at least eighteen years. He knows when to be ruthless and when to muddle along. More than two thousand people were killed in three hours of fighting...
This horrific battle damage was beyond his expectation.
"Agree to their request! Then allocate manpower from the three walls to supplement the west gate direction! In addition, let Armenia meet me at the camp!" After saying this, Sennold walked down the hill without looking back, and quickly returned to the camp.
He now needs to learn more about the details of the battle at Ximen and then formulate a counter-strategy.
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After three hours of intense fighting, the Camelot people finally had a chance to breathe. The Sennod people retreated.
The soldiers and levies (temporarily summoned militia) were all exhausted and slumped in the position, venting their inner excitement with hoarse screams. For three whole hours, those Sennold boys seemed to be crazy all the time.
impacting the gap.
Although Camelot has the advantage of long-range attacks, neither the archers nor the bows themselves can sustain a high-intensity battle for three hours. They must rest. In fact, every hour, the archers can launch ten rounds.
Volley shooting is already the limit. And even if the archers are physically fit and the bows are of good quality, the number of arrows is also a problem. Although there are still many arrow reserves, as a commander, Kai is not thinking about temporary pleasure. The war is not yet
Knowing how long it will take, he must allocate resources more rationally, otherwise they may not have remote support in the later stages.
The thoughts of a commander and a soldier are always different. As a soldier, of course he hopes that the sky will be filled with arrows. He can shoot those bastards on the opposite side to death. Why not keep those arrows? They can still produce babies if they are kept.
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But the problem is that the commander can no longer look at the problem so simply. The commander needs to make overall plans and look at the problem more comprehensively.
