Vol 22 Chapter 769: : Parliamentary rule

Followers of adultery rarely think of the right direction.

In particular, changes in tribal mixed beliefs and single beliefs, although it is a relatively complicated matter, are not uncommon. This is a form of competition tacitly approved by the gods.

"You said, they seem to have given up for a while. What good is this for us?" I asked.

"Welfare?" Several subordinates looked at each other. What are the advantages of the enemy's temporary retreat from the offensive position? If you have to say that, this tribe is safe for the time being. In addition, the threat of the enemy goes from the surface to the darkness.

"There is no doubt about them." Hardman was talking. "I want to unite against us." The wizard held the skull cane with a strange smile on his face.

This is a very common idea and an inevitable development that everyone can see. The wolf wants to eat its prey. If the prey is a fat sheep with no resistance, it will naturally swallow it alone, or even sacrifice other hungry wolves to fight for survival and death. However, if the prey is a struggling bull and the wolf cannot swallow it, then only people form an alliance to hunt and share the prey.

The panicking tribe defeated the plundered son. Although it is made by ingenious arrangement rather than absolute power, it still makes it from "fat sheep" to "bull".

But it can be seen that this is one thing, and changing it is another. It's like playing chess. Everything on the board is clear, but there are still some people who will lose and others will win.

"Alliance" I nodded. "Or multiple alliances" He looked at the others, except for Hardmond, he still didn't understand. This made me realize that chaotic followers are far less intelligent than he thought, even those who commit adultery. No, maybe not because you are not smart, but because you lack the key to guidance.

"Our chance" I said.

"Where is the opportunity?" Bruce was still confused. He looked at the side and found that Hardman was the only one smiling and nodding.

"An opportunity to fish in troubled waters," Harmont explained. "They used to have a chance to monopolize the salt pond, so the alliance is planning. I am afraid it is just beginning. This means that during this time, they will send each other couriers. And the messenger," Hardman said with a smile, "you can Imitate it."

This is the standard idea in military books. When you face multiple powerful but unrelated enemies, the best way is to find a way to imitate the messenger to provoke the enemy's internal fighting. But in the chaos, this seems to be a relatively rare strategy.

Over time, I became more and more aware of the confusion of conservative style. The invasion of the Southern Chaos Legion is one thing, and the Chaos Tribe is another. I think the tactical thinking is conservative, conservative. Since I arrived in the north, all the commanders of the chaotic army I have contacted have not pursued success, but hoped that there was nothing wrong. This is true even for abusers who are known to be "crazy".

One war I encountered was a battle between the Asowan tribe and a terrorist group. The first reaction of a terrorist group after finding an enemy or prey is not an emergency attack, but a recovery from fatigue. As a result, it loses its advantageous fighters and ultimately fails. The response of the Asowan tribe to the discovery of the enemy was to step up vigilance, rather than actively harassing the guerrillas.

Then, as a bystander, he encountered a showdown between the wandering hunter and the Kazakh tribe. Both sides established a strong base on the front line, which was easy to defend before they started fighting. If it weren't for the stupid trap set by the wandering hunter and let the other party attack the camp with an overwhelming advantage, this battle would undoubtedly be a protracted decisive battle.

Then he fell into the chaos of speechless panic. Then he found that all the tribes preparing to participate in the war had done the same thing: set up a strong front-line base in the right place, hoard the army, and prepare to attack.

auzw.com The reason for this is probably inseparable from the severe condemnation. This idea is not incomprehensible: since any activity is difficult to escape the condemnation, all actions aimed at "surprise" are likely to fall into it, so it is best to simply use the most conservative strategy. But this may have been going on for too long, and all the chaotic commanders have lost their adventurous spirit. This is why my previous surprise attack was successful: once I hid my disgusting eyes, the battle was easier than anyone thought.

"The enemy gave us a chance." I said. "Usually," he glanced at Hardman. "How many guards does a chaotic champion carry?"

"One hundred" is Bruce talking. He began to understand. "If you have questions about safety, you may bring it, not more. More attention can easily lead to disgusting attention."

"Well, Bruce, prepare five hundred people." I said. "I will lead the team myself." His head turned to the high-level wizard next to him. "You should send a fake courier."

"You can entrust it to me." Hardman bent down and saluted him. The wizard dressed like a barbarian, but he behaved a little aristocratic. In fact, he is the hardest person to figure out here. He seemed to support me and even respect me, he tried to reconcile the conflict between me and others. But I can clearly feel that this wizard is not as simple as it seems.

A person who is only one step away from the Lord of Chaos has never been that simple.

Fortunately, I didn't care about this, because he didn't want to be alone and panicked. There were four tribes, and he defeated one tribe and three other tribes.

On this evening, several mysterious people came from the main rune tribe. They suddenly appeared at the gate of the camp on horseback, demanding to enter. After a simple questioning and body search, the outsiders were taken to the ruler of the tribe like a silent panic, and the rune master was ruled by a council composed of people, chaotic guardians and famous wizards.

These mysterious visitors quickly expressed their intentions, that is the alliance. They come from a slightly more distant but more powerful medium-sized tribe. They do not have the ability or ambition to monopolize the salt pond, but they also want to get a share of the inevitable chaos. They demand to unite with the rune master, and once the rune master takes over the salt pond, they will be given a fixed amount of salt.

Of course, the above is a rough opinion. If you are interested, the details should be handled directly by the senior management of both parties.

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Festival action

There is not much controversy, just like the situation in the world: one more ally equals one more loot, and another disadvantaged ally equals one more power. The choice you make depends entirely on where you are. In addition, from the perspective of the power of both parties, the Lord of Runes may still rely on this account.

After a few secret envoys left, a chaotic tribal champion set out with guards and went straight to the predetermined negotiation site. The agreed meeting place was a "public" area, an area where no tribe declared sovereignty. In fact, this kind of place is the mainstream on the prairie. There are not many places where a tribe actually declares its territory.

He set up camp here and waited all day for the messenger to come back to deliver the news. It was normal for him to hear a sound in the distance at dusk the next day. Then, in a sloppy report, a peripheral reprimand, a small army came outside, but did not know what it was for.

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