Just ten minutes before Adam raised the flag indicating where he was, Adam had just killed a Bulgar axeman.
It was really not easy for this person to break through all the layers of blockade and get here by chance, but he still fell at the last step.
The axeman tried to chop Adam's horse to death, causing Adam to roll off the horse, but Adam noticed his attempt earlier and hit the man's shoulder with his knife, causing him to wail in pain, followed by Adam's attendants.
He rushed forward and killed this person.
When this man died, Adam saw that his face was full of traces of time, and that he was wearing armor that didn't fit but was well maintained. It should be the inheritance of his ancestors. Unfortunately, most of the armor is now worn.
Already covered in sludge.
This should be a woodcutter in Bulgaria, a forest as vast as Loros, and now he is dragged to the battlefield to die. Presumably this person thought that taking his head would make him rich, but the result was that
He went to death himself.
Adam couldn't help but wonder why this man went to the battlefield, but after thinking about it, he could only come to the conclusion that it was for wealth. After all, this was the only thing that could attract civilians to the war.
Taking his eyes away from the dead man, Adam looked around the battlefield, watching the fighting between people, and couldn't help but feel a little bored and depressed.
This was his first time on the battlefield. Even if he was protected by heavy troops, he would not be immune to the effects of the melee and be affected by the scene of the fighting.
There are corpses everywhere, there is death everywhere, people are rolling in the water, people are rolling in the mud, people are rolling in blood, this is completely different from the war in the poems that Adam heard.
In poetry, the enemy always appears to be extremely cowardly, and then collapses quickly, and then our own soldiers proudly slaughter these deserters.
But now he saw people, no matter nobles or commoners, all rolling around in the mud without dignity, trying hard to insert the daggers in their hands into the cracks in the opponent's armor.
Although he had long known that poetry was not as good as reality, he still couldn't help but feel disgusted when he saw this scene. It was all too dirty, too irrational, and too dishonorable.
Adam preferred a civilized court, etiquette and scriptures, rather than these disgraceful killings.
But fortunately, although he hated it very much, he didn't have any fear of the battlefield, nor did he kill people or tremble when seeing people die in front of him or anything else. The whole person seemed very natural, as if he was born to do it.
Stay on such a battlefield.
In Aleph's words, he is a born warrior, but Adam only thinks that this is just disappointment diluting his emotions, and does not think that this is any kind of talent.
Aleph actually serves as the commander of this unit. The experienced Bulgar commander commands the army very confidently, as if using his arms to move soldiers back and forth, repelling attacks from all sides, and maintaining their
battle front.
The Bulgars are also very obedient to Aleph. After all, Aleph has actually been commanding them all this time. As for the little boy with a pretty face?
Okay, everyone looks fine on a normal day, but in a real battle, his face still looks unsettling, and Aleph’s old face must be reliable. Look at that guy, he doesn’t even have a beard, how can he be reliable?
The strategy decided by Aleph was very simple. They did not carry out a violent attack, they just completed the task, which was to secure the landing bridgehead and buy time for the follow-up troops to enter.
In this regard, they performed extremely well. Neither the surprise attack by Selim's fleet upstream nor the heavy pressure from the Bulgar army caused any wavering in their front.
These Bulgars firmly defended their front line, as unshakable as mountains, and their armor also played a great protective role. The first batch of Bulgars to cross the river were all Adam's elite. They were
Obtained a lot of armor from the blacksmith guild.
With the iron armor on his body and his robe standing beside him, his courage also emerged.
However, this is also because their battle line is on the edge of the battlefield, so it has not been affected by too many battles, and Khan does not have many troops to invest here.
For this reason, when Rostislav sent Vasily to ask him to return to the West Bank, he chose to refuse. The war had not yet reached a low point, so how could he retreat directly?
Seeing that those warships had been dealt with, and the Bulgars' front was still extremely stable, Vasily chose to compromise, but just in case, he still stayed by Adam's side as his bodyguard, and Adam didn't say anything about it.
What.
Originally it was okay to continue like this, but when Sasha was beheaded, the situation changed.
The Bulgars' pontoon bridge was the last pontoon bridge from top to bottom, while the Rostovian pontoon bridge was the penultimate pontoon bridge. Adam, who had never participated in the melee, saw the situation clearly and saw their precarious situation.
I understand what kind of threat it will bring to the battlefield if Mrs. Rostov collapses. If the operation is not done properly, the entire front will completely collapse.
So Adam made a decision, and it was a simple decision: to raise his flag.
The danger of raising the flag is self-evident. This is to indicate his position and location. When the flag is raised, all the Bulgars on the battlefield will attack that flag. This is really too dangerous.
Already.
But these advices were all blocked by Adam's words.
"If the entire army collapses, we won't be able to escape."
Yes, as Adam said, if the entire army collapses, even if the pontoon bridge is still there, they will be in danger.
After all, they would have to squeeze onto the pontoon, otherwise they would fall directly into the water, and then those of them wearing iron armor would have no choice but to flutter and drown.
Aleph's opposition was the most intense. He had taken care of Adam for so many years and had already regarded Adam as such a child to a certain extent in his heart. Of course, he did not want anything to happen to the child.
But in the face of Adam's determination, if he insists on giving the order, Aleph, as a minister, can only choose to obey it unconditionally.
Bishop Tiberius was the only one who supported Adam in doing so. The bishop also wore armor and followed Adam, followed by new converts and warriors of the church.
Bishop Tiberius was not one of those pampered people in the palaces of the imperial capital. As a person who had set his ambitions in a distant place very early, he had never lacked in martial arts training.
With Adam taking control of the land west of the Kama River, the bishop's status as Bulgar bishop was finally implemented.
For future rule, a brave Khan is naturally more popular than a Russian puppet. In the hearts of ordinary people in Bulgaria, Adam is just a puppet after all, but now he has to find a way to break this damn inherent
impression.
And through this incident, we can also show the power of Christ over Allah.
See, the armies under the protection of Christ are so strong and strong that no matter how many enemies they face, they cannot break their solid defenses.
As for Adam's safety, the bishop said that he and his followers will fight to the last man for the orthodox Bulgar Khan.
The opportunity is in front of you now, you must seize it.
Now that everyone has no objections, it is natural to make the decision.
As for why Adam made such a choice, he just felt in his heart that he had to do something to change this dirty battlefield. This was an emotion that he couldn't even count but it was this emotion that drove him to make this decision.
Dangerous behavior.
So just like that, the Bulgars' fire-breathing dragon flag was raised. When they first saw this flag, the attacking Bulgars couldn't help but be stunned. Isn't that the flag of the Khan? Why did it appear here?
But then they realized that there was only one person in the enemy's army who could raise that flag, and everyone knew the importance of that person.
Then they saw Adam take off the veil before many eyes, revealing his beautiful face and showing it to everyone.
This made everyone crazy. If they could unscrew that beautiful little head, Master Akade would give them countless glory and wealth!
The Bulgars became fanatical. They gave up their immediate goals and rushed towards the Bulgar dragon flag.
Especially the middle and low-level commanders, they know very well that if they want to be promoted, they must show achievements, and killing Adam is the biggest achievement!
The people behind didn't know what was going on. They only knew that if they followed, they would make a fortune. Moreover, the commanders also followed and subconsciously headed that way.
In this way, the direction of the Bulgar army's attack changed directly. The huge crowd changed the direction of their attack. The pressure on Mrs. Rostov was immediately relieved, and Mrs. Rostov also seized this opportunity. They stood on the pontoon bridge.
Afterwards, a steady stream of soldiers came to support them and worked hard to stabilize the front.
And Adam's Bulgars naturally felt great pressure, whether it was Aleph who just opposed it or Tiberius who supported it. After all, so many enemies were attracted, and their shield wall had to deal with so many enemies.
It’s really difficult for so many people.
Both men were ready for battle because they knew a battle awaited.
Some of the entourage around Prince Bulgar had ugly faces, and some had firm faces, but there was a happy look on Adam's face.
Looking at the enemies coming, he felt great satisfaction in his heart. At this moment, he felt as if he was the center of the entire battlefield and the king of the world!
As for the danger, he has now forgotten it. He is now concentrating on enjoying everything in front of him. As for the danger, he has forgotten it.