Chapter 100 (2/2)

King Uther, of course!

King Uther led the knights to attack Scotland, facing Romania on the left and Gaul on the right. Almost all the battles were invincible. The retired Knights gave their merits and glory to the next generation of Knight candidates. The knights were loyal. When these Knight candidates became real knights, they only needed to see blood, and their sense of glory and mission would grow up naked The soul of the naked elite.

The knight is invincible!

Knights don't die!

This is the inheritance of King Uther!

With his own life, he set up the soul and immortal spirit for the whole Camero knight.

What a wonderful person!

As Keller gradually understood the composition of the whole kingdom of Camelot, he paid more and more respect to King Uther.

Apart from some stains on his private life, this man as a king really has nothing to say!

It's so big!

Despite King Uther's foresight, the Knights of Scotland opposite were ready to go.

It's not the same as Camero.

Camero Knights usually wear Chain Armor (that is, Chain Armor) inside, which is like underwear, and then put on heavy armor. Thus, the threat that far attack and near attack can cause to them is very limited.

Even if the horse's limbs are covered with iron skin, there is no difference in the degree of ventilation between the horse and the horse.

This is what Keller criticized: in addition to tableware, many daily necessities are bronzes. In an era when iron is needed to make so much armor! Keller finally knew where the money in the Exchequer had gone, except for the 100000 knights who had eaten it in a week at Camelot - Merlin and Morgan were not greedy!On the contrary, Scottish Knights have little defense against horses. Instead, they hang a large shield on the left saddle, which looks like a shield inlaid with wood and iron. The defense seems to be good. In addition to the long and smooth cavalry guns, the Knights are still wrapped in iron. The system is different from that of Camero, which seems to be a cultural difference.

Their horses are only protected by armor on their chests and heads, which can be seen from their national production technology: Scotland has a large area of iron ore, but it is still so poor, it is obvious that the cultural development is not up to standard. It's impossible to make so many or even complete vests.

But even so, they are still more luxurious than the caraar infantry in their helmets and covered in fine iron armour (see Roman gladiator armor for details).

In contrast, the infantry of Keller were as poor as beggars. Apart from the unusually long spear in his hand, the rest of them really had nothing to pay attention to!

The knight on the other side was led by a knightly title. He once fought with King Uther's army. Although he was unfortunately defeated, the legend that he was killed in and out of the siege of the knights is also widely spread in Scotland. If you insist on using an adjective to him, it is king card.

The title Knight's face full of water chestnut turned the horse back into his formation with a disdainful smile when he saw the formation of Keller.

Is this the new generation of Camelot? It's so childish and naive that you can Want to use Scotland's achievements to quickly stabilize their low position? I can only say you've got the wrong person! Rookies, let's see the real difference between real knights and your mud legs.

The clear face of water chestnut is as fierce as his shining sword.

PS: I'm busy again recently I don't know if the update will disturb Get up and code a chapter for everyone, and then go to the night shift