Volume 5 Chapter 27 (2/2)

They burned down the Northern nobles territories one by one, starting from the south

The citizens who lost their homes had all moved towards Epiroz

Perhaps they moved to Epiroz since they knew that their lords were there

And now because of the recent chain of events, the people had gathered at Epiroz city As soreat power and as the leader of the Northern noble households, they had asked Earl Salzberg for help

“I don’t like that… Now that the situation has turned towardsan unexpected direction, to even propose a cease-fire would seereater nu to starve immediately either”

“Of course, I understand that However, if we continue the war this way, obtaining victory would be very difficult The ene us out We should abandon our offense and focus on our defense, then we should wait for the ti Whether we could wait it out or not, this would be the deciding factor… Roberto, what do you think?”

“Although I could win against them any other day, but we can see that their soldiers’ skills are quite high, I think we could regard theaed his shoulders in response to Signiz’s question Although it was an attractive bet in a sense of a one-in-lifetia at how the northern noble households are falling apart… It’s a bit i the attitude of the two, the Earl sighed and shook his head Anyone could feel dissatisfied Under these kinds of circumstances, the Earl’s competence as a leader also was limited

“That is the proble at that weakness…”

The current situation in Epiroz was there wereit hard to control everything

First of all, there was the hungry refugees and the city’s residents In the eyes of Epiroz city’s residents, those refugees were dirty disturbing people

Froe of water to the distribution of the food, they were always quarreling

But still, even with that the refugees that were taken to the Epiroz city still can be considered as good There were still ate

Under that condition, because they were outside of the city, they didn’t receive the Earl’s help

And because of those people co, the head of the northern nobles household came and asked the Earl’s assistance every day

It was natural for such dissatisfaction to appear aees, they had to sleep on bare soil outside of the city’s wall, and despite being the saet any food

Their feudal lord could not let those citizens suffer further too

Since even if those aristocrats thought of the citizen as tools to gather taxes, they still need tohad no other est city it was still limited to the number of people it could accommodate Food and water were not unlie tents for the refugees as their nuest probleoods would never increase in the future

They were stuck at a dead end

As the sun set, the roo the fate of these three people