Chapter 294 Questioning

"I'll leave the things here to you. We have to go back and deal with the things in the Tesser refugee camp." Seeing that the things here were almost agreed upon, Gavin took the initiative to resign.

"My Lord, go ahead and do your work. After I accompany Lady Olive to purify this place thoroughly, I will go to the Three Rivers and the Vizeme Manor. I hope my Lord will not turn me away." From the beginning, August admired Gavin very much, and now he admires him even more.

"It is my greatest honor that you can come to our manor. When the time comes, there will definitely be enough good wine and good meat." Gavin patted his chest and promised.

Compared with the rigorous and serious Daniel, Gavin prefers to chat with this old paladin, because he rarely feels the meticulous oppression from the paladin.

"Let's just say it's settled." August laughed.

The others naturally returned to the Tesser refugee camp with Gavin.

On the way back, Gavin had been thinking about a question, how to convince those Tesser refugees to go to the Three Rivers with him.

Originally, he thought that killing two drow vampire elves would at least open a silver destiny milestone and force his favorability in the Tethyr refugee camp.

Even if he didn't take a true god's blood oath witnessed by the true god like the Blood Claw Legion, he could make them obey his arrangements.

Inviting them to the Three Rivers will become a matter of a word.

Now, the gains in the destiny milestone are beyond imagination, but there is no compulsion in favorability.

It's not that the residents of the Tethyr refugee camp have no favorability towards him. People are all flesh and blood. Regardless of other things, they have to remember the feelings of rushing to help.

It's just that in comparison, it's not so neat and unified after being distorted by the destiny milestone, and it's easy to manage.

After all, everyone has different temperaments and experiences, and they look at things differently, and their reactions are naturally different.

In short, this is what the real world should be like.

Taking this opportunity, Gavin reflected on his mentality.

Since when did he rely so much on the convenience brought by the destiny milestone?

Since killing the aircraft carrier bug and affecting the nectar village?

Or should we start by destroying the Black Death and influencing those hobgoblins?

This kind of dependence is obviously problematic.

Opening a milestone of destiny depends on luck. In many cases, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

This is the normal situation.

I can't just not do things without the influence of a milestone of destiny.

This is the time to show my true level.

Gavin, who has adjusted his mentality, is full of fighting spirit. He no longer regards persuading the Tethyr refugees as a problem, but a challenge.

When Gavin and his friends returned to the Tethyr refugee camp, the people in the entire refugee camp were looking forward to it.

In this case, Regina had to come out in person to re-describe the story she had just told. Not to mention the ordinary Tethyr refugees, even Copperfield, who had a wide range of experience, was stunned and drooled.

His great achievements were nothing in front of Gavin.

Two drow vampires were killed, and the hand of a true god was destroyed. The most powerful drow vampire priest did not even show his face, and fled away in fear.

Legendary biography novels dare not write like this.

But it happened, and they witnessed part of it with their own eyes.

Gavin's image suddenly became ten feet tall in the eyes of these refugees, the kind that they had to look up to.

Then, they fell into great grief for losing their loved ones.

After all, the number of Tethyr refugees abducted was not a small number, accounting for more than one-tenth of the entire refugee camp.

In fact, many people had already prepared for this in their hearts.

After all, the vampires who abducted them were inhumane and fed on humans.

Being prepared is one thing, and facing it is another.

Gavin and his group also had a look of grief. They bowed and apologized to the Tethyr refugees led by Copperfield, saying, "I'm really sorry. We are limited in our ability and failed to rescue those innocent people in time. If we had split into two groups at the beginning, maybe..."

Copperfield hurriedly held Gavin's shoulders and said, "Mr. Gavin, you don't need to apologize. This is not your fault. You have tried your best. After all, you are not just facing vampires, but also the will of a true god.

There is no maybe. Even though we have concentrated our forces and set up many traps, the casualties are so heavy. Once we split our forces, it is very likely that both sides will fail. In the end, not only will no one be rescued, but the village will suffer greater damage. .

If you want to blame someone, blame the evil god.

If you want to blame someone, blame me for not being able to protect everyone, not being able to find out in time that it was a group of vampires, and not being able to ask for help in time..."

"My lords, don't blame yourselves. This is not your fault. It's all the fault of those monsters."

"If it weren't for the lords' best efforts to protect us, everyone in our village would have died."

"You killed so many vampires, which is also a revenge for your dead relatives. If their souls knew, they should be happy."

"The vampire crisis has been resolved. This is something to be happy about. We can't just immerse ourselves in sadness. We have to look forward."

The surrounding Tesser refugees spoke to comfort them.

They only knew that the abducted refugees had been killed, but they did not know that their souls and consciousness had been burned and used as fuel by the severed hands of the Immortal Furies, and were completely destroyed.

They don't need to know this.

For ordinary people, there is not much difference between the two. Death is death, separated from the living by yin and yang.

"What are you going to do with the bodies of the victims?" Gavin asked with concern.

Copperfield thought for a moment and said: "There are too many victims. It is unrealistic to transport them all back for burial. What's more, many of the families were killed. Whether here or elsewhere, we all belong to a foreign country and there is not much Big difference, if possible, I will take some people there and bury them on the spot.”

"I also think it's more appropriate to do this. Ms. Olive is still over there, so please ask her to host a collective funeral." Gavin agreed, "You guys are ready. I'll accompany you there. It's just right. I have something else to give to Ms. Olive and Mr. August."

In fact, he still has things to do in the Sealed Land, but the Tessel Refugee Camp is more anxious, so he will deal with it first.

"There's no need to bother you sir about this matter. If there's anything you need to bring, we can help carry it there..." Copperfield said kindly.

He felt that he and the refugee camp owed Gavin too much, and he was too embarrassed to trouble him again.

Gavin did not argue with the other party on this matter, but went straight to the point: "General Copperfield, how have you considered my proposal yesterday?"

The proposal Gavin mentioned was naturally about the relocation of Tethyr refugees to the Land of Three Rivers.

Publicly and privately, Copperfield's attitude was crucial.

Yu Gong is the current village chief of the Tessel refugee camp and a leader with an excellent reputation. Although his attitude does not represent the entire Tessel refugee camp, it will at least have an impact on many Tessel refugees.

Privately, he is the last watchman of Tessel, a well-known captain and maritime general. If he can be recruited back, the captain and sailors he was worried about before will be there, and those watchman sailors will definitely follow him.

A trace of tangle and embarrassment flashed across Copperfield's face: "Sir, I shouldn't refuse the kindness, but the situation in Tessel is getting worse now, especially at sea, where there is no complete resistance force, leaving the pirates alone. Raging.

To be honest, I have been planning to return to Taser for the past six months, but I just can’t worry about the villagers here. Many of them are civilians. I should not let them get involved with me in Taser for my own selfish purposes. In your war.

Now that I have a husband, I can rest assured.

I will do my best to support those ordinary villagers who want to go to the Land of Three Rivers, but I hope that those who are willing to follow me back to Tethyr will not be stopped, sir. "

Copperfield's answer did not surprise Gavin.

If he didn't answer like this, Gavin would doubt the authenticity of his identity and whether he was the Copperfield he knew, the man whom Tessel revered as the Last Watcher.

"The Watcher has sunk. After the general returns to Tethyr, what will he do to protect the Tethyr coastline?"

"Does the general think that simply guarding Tethyr's coastline can save the people of Tethyr from disaster?"

Gavin did not persuade Copperfield, but threw him two questions in a row.

"This..." Copperfield obviously had not considered these two questions and answered vaguely, "This can only be discussed later. I believe that those noble lords were also harassed by those pirates. I am more or less I still have some reputation. If I am willing to lead people to continue guarding the coastline, I believe they will provide help. "

"Stupid!" Gavin shouted loudly, "I didn't expect the general to have such a stupid idea. You are being controlled by others. Let's not talk about how much assistance those noble lords will provide you. Even if they provide it, they will Do you really want nothing?

Do you know how many noble lords have colluded with those pirates?

Do you know how many pirates are supported by the noble lords you call them?

Do you know how many attacks were actually staged by the private fleets of noble lords?

General, do you really think that your Watcher was forced into the eye of the storm by those pirates? "

One question after another made Copperfield unable to resist. The wrinkles on his face seemed to be deeper, his hair seemed to be whiter, and his waist, which had always been as straight as a ship's mast, also became curved.

He was never a qualified politician, he was just a captain and a general.

His mind is extremely simple, that is, he will do his best to protect his country and his people from being ravaged by pirates.

Even if it is a lonely ship and a lonely sail, we must implement this concept and never shrink back.

But he is not a fool, especially in the sea area where he has lived for many years. He is not ignorant of these issues.

He just couldn't believe it, and he didn't want to believe it. As the mainstay of Tessel, for their own selfish interests, they would condone and even keep pirates in captivity, plundering competitors and even their own people.

In their eyes, their own concept of protection is just a nonsense that disrupts their plans in the Tethyr Sea.

When his existence touches the interests of more and more people, he and his ship must disappear.

Gavin didn't need Copperfield to answer, and continued generously: "The problem of Tethyr is not those pirates, but those noble lords who hold great power.

They don't want to give up the power in their hands, but want to get more, or even become the new king of Tethyr. For this, they don't care even if it makes Tethyr more chaotic.

Only when there is a person in Tethyr who truly cares about the people of this country, who tramples all the noble lords under his feet viciously and reunifies the country.

Do you think those pirates will still be a problem?"