Chapter 1092 The evil deeds are simply outrageous

Perhaps it was because he had heard from the people in the previous cities about the corruption and absurdity of the powerful people in the Northern Desert.

While ordering his men to prepare for battle, Qiao Ran also took out a loudspeaker and asked the soldiers who understood the Beimo language to take turns speaking out the evil deeds of the Beimo dignitaries that they had heard on the road.

In the capital city of Beimo, the soldiers and civilians listened to the endless noise coming from the sky, and their faces became uglier and uglier the more they listened.

They all knew how bad the powerful people in Beimo were, but many of the things these people said were beyond their imagination.

Because although the powerful and wealthy are bad, the common people and ordinary soldiers still don’t understand the specific circumstances of some things.

But now it seems that the evil deeds of the powerful are simply outrageous.

Not only do they forcibly abduct women and rape them at will, but many powerful people even have unknown quirks.

For example, they will play with and beat people until they are on the verge of death, which will make them even more excited.

There were also cases where a woman was strangled to death by pinching her neck and playing with her.

There are also those who simply like to rape corpses and kill people before playing with them.

There are also pedophiles who do not spare children under the age of ten. They are worse than animals.

Even worse, they would abduct the family members of women or young children and watch them toying with their loved ones, getting perverted pleasure from watching them stare with rage.

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All these things were simply unbelievable to the people and soldiers of Beimo, but those things had exact addresses and names, and they didn't sound false.

When the powerful people in the capital of Beimo heard about these evil deeds, their faces turned as ugly as if they had eaten shit.

These are the popular hobbies among them. How do these Dai Viet soldiers know so much about them?

They were all terrified because they knew that if these evil deeds were exposed, they would be finished!

Regardless of whether they win or lose this battle, regardless of whether Kyoto and Beimo can be saved, they are all finished!

Even if Kyoto was not captured, their future life would not be easy.

If the people and soldiers knew about their unknown evil deeds, would they be obedient in the future?

Will they still have the authority to rule these untouchables well in the future?

I am afraid that even if Dai Viet does not arrest and execute them, those untouchables will unite and launch a riot, overthrow their rule, and end their high-ranking and powerful life.

And if the city is captured, they will be in big trouble.

These Dai Viet people are so aware of the evil deeds they have committed that I am afraid they will arrest them just to win over the hearts of the untouchables, let the untouchables vent their anger, and leave them to die without a complete corpse!

The voice from the loudspeaker lasted for three days and three nights.

Just when the panic of the powerful and the anger of the people reached their peak, the Dai Viet army launched an siege!

All of a sudden, a rain of arrows and flints fell towards the walls of Kyoto City.

A rain of stones came crashing down, and flames shot up into the sky from the city walls.

The soldiers of Beimo were in no mood to resist. They had all been brainwashed by the sounds of the past three days and three nights like hypnosis.

Now, their hearts and minds are filled with the tragic scenes described by those voices, as if they were there themselves, making them angry, desperate and hateful.

The Northern Desert soldiers, having lost their fighting spirit, were like a pile of loose sand. No matter how the generals issued orders, shouted at the top of their lungs, or killed their own soldiers in a rage, they were unable to arouse the fighting spirit of the Northern Desert soldiers.

The common people hid in their homes, using tables, chairs, and bed boards to block their doors to prevent the Northern Desert soldiers from coming in to conscript men.