Chapter 251 (2/2)
In the last tent of the king's court, tiesa Khan sat on the throne silently listening to the report of his subordinates.
”Khan, Prince kasare surrendered with his clan cattle and horses.”
”I know.”
”Khan, the remaining soldiers have assembled. We still have hope.”
”I know.”
”Khan, the Hungarians in the south are your grandfather's blood. I'm willing to lobby. Exchange the treasure for a piece of grassland for cultivation and rest.”
”I know...”
”I know,” said tiesa Khan with godless eyes, ”smart saharu, you have always been the wisdom I rely on. Tell me, akati, why did my queen betray me.”
”King, when you were born, the prophet asserted that there was no love in your destiny,” said his men.
”That's why you stopped me from marrying that woman.”
Tiesa Khan sighed: ”love has destroyed my hegemony. The king should not have love. Sahalu, write this code on the first page of the king's book. I want my future generations to remember it all the time.”
”You don't have a chance, dear king danbules.”
Saharu took off his hat and said so.
Then a group of soldiers rushed into the tent with weapons.
”Even you betrayed me.”
”No, you betrayed our loyalty, and you squandered our lives.” saharu said, pointing to tiesa Khan: ”give him a decent way to die, but don't hurt his head. That's our most important treasure, worth 100000 golden eagles, enough for us to exchange for a fertile land.”
”I know that my head is your treasure in exchange for land. You are always so smart, sahalu.”
King Teresa Khan Dan drew a machete from his waist: ”but how can a moment's cleverness defeat the wisdom handed down from generation to generation?
My father told me that a king should hide himself, give only two parts at ordinary times, and use the remaining eight parts in times of crisis. ”
Tiesa Khan showed a ferocious smile and walked towards the soldiers who surrounded him step by step.
The sword flashed.
It was a one-sided massacre, and the tent was full of broken limbs and arms.
King danbu rez stood in a pool of blood, slowly wiped the blood off his face, and chopped off the head of his former subordinate, sahalu.
Tiesa Khan cleaned up the traitors in the tribe and led some tribes loyal to him to flee to the south.
They galloped all the way for seven days. One day, a thick fog suddenly filled the desert, which covered everyone's vision.
Tiesa Khan and his troops were separated in the thick fog. Tiesa led the remaining people to a hill in an attempt to get out of the fog. On the hill, he met a plump woman with a baby in her arms.
As an extraordinary soldier, danbu rez was watched by the woman's golden pupils and trembled inexplicably. The elite soldiers who had experienced many battles behind him had fallen trembling.