Chapter 336: Chapter 335: Persuasion
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âWhat is His Majesty trying to do?âA group of representatives from the Mage family sat together in the Palace Council, their expressions extremely grave.
This unprecedented crisis had never occurred to them, but his majestyâs response was even more unexpected.
The execution of thirty-four former generals of the empire had caused everyone present to suck in a breath of cold air.
In their eyes, this was something that only a madman would do!
Although the members of the Mage clan were not on good terms with the empireâs military, they still knew their limits. This was because both parties knew that the other party was an indispensable part of the empire. They had never thought that there would be a day when they would directly eliminate the other party.
However, His Majesty had done so. Thirty-four generals. Even if they were not martial arts clans, they knew how many resources were needed to nurture a general. The birth of every gold-tier knight was extremely valuable, this required a personâs aptitude, luck, and a huge amount of resources to accumulate. It also ensured that under the situation where the intense battlefield in the north did not fall, it was a very small probability.
With the development of the Empire to the present, almost all the people in the north valued martial arts. With the perfect chain of knight academies and illegitimate children groups, as well as the wealth accumulated by more than a dozen generations of kings, the highest number of generals that could be supported was only a few hundred.
Thirty-four. If the retired generals were not included, it was almost the total number of generals in active service. And with such a force, the king could kill them just like that?
Just as he was thinking about it, the conference door opened, and Jiawen slowly walked in wearing his fatherâs armor of glory. His imposing manner was astonishing.
Of course, the astonishing thing was not Garvin himself, but the two knights who were wrapped in armor following behind Garvin.
Who were these two people?
The mages present looked at the two knights who were armed to the teeth, and their hearts were filled with suspicion. There was an unsettling power on their bodies. Just these two people could suppress the mages present and not even dare to breathe.
Even Marshal Rox had never felt this kind of pressure beforeâŠ
Since when did the king have such powerful people under him?
The successor of the Megan family, Dieter, and the President of the nearby Parliament, Udis, looked at each other. In fact, they had been thinking about a question before. How did the King Kill these thirty-four generals?
No one present would believe that those experts at the level of generals would be so loyal to the point of waiting to be killed⊠âŠ
Now, it seemed that this king seemed to have grasped a power that they did not expect⊠âŠ
âRox has betrayed us! !âGavinâs first sentence after he sat down in front of Udis, the chairman of the Parliament, made the hearts of the mages present sink!
As expected, the monarch still wanted to target Marshal Rox in the end!
In fact, they had already thought about it before. The other party had even dared to kill thirty-four generals, how could marshal Rox Still Be Alive?
âHow did His Majesty determine that Marshal Rox had betrayed us?âThe chairman of the council opposite, Udis, asked in a low voice.
After all, he was the former Marshal of the Empire. He could not help the monarch kill the only remaining legendary hero of the Empire until now without asking anything.
âI invited him into the palace, but he refused!âGarvin said calmly.
After hearing this, all the mages rolled their eyes and thought to themselves, isnât this nonsense? The people you summoned into the palace were all killed by you. How stupid would others be to be summoned into the palace?
âEveryone, the Empire is now at a critical juncture. I need your helpâŠâ
Udieâs eyelids twitched. He looked at the Serious Garvin and thought to himself, âIf you donât do it, the empire will be very stableâŠâ. âŠ
âHow does the King Want Us to help you?â
Garvin: âThe Traitor Rox used the fear of the infected soldiers to control them and asked us to let them out of the city. On the surface, he said it was for the safety of the empire. He had the infected soldiers stationed outside the city, but in reality, he was up to no goodâŠâ. ââŠâ
The mages looked at each other and looked at each other in dismay, on the other hand, udie frowned and said, âDoes the king feel that this proposal is inappropriate?â? The infected soldiers were obviously on the verge of a riot. Forcefully isolating them would obviously escalate the conflict and let them station outside the city. Is there anything wrong with this proposal?â
âWhat if he took his men and left?âGavin suddenly said faintly.
âThisâŠâall the mages were stunned, while Udis frowned. âWhy did Lord Rox Do This?â
âWho knows the motive?âGavin sneered. âJust like this inexplicable change, who can say that it was not man-made? Then what is the motive of man-made?â
âIf it was really man-made, your motive is obviously greater than Roxâs, okay?â? The mages thought to themselves.
âYou have to think clearlyâŠâGarvinâs tone became gloomy, âWhat if that group of mutated soldiers were brought to your respective familyâs territory by Rox?â
Everyone:ââŠâ
âYou have seen the power of this infection. This is still a situation where the imperial capital has enough force to suppress the situation quickly. According to statistics, more than a million people have been killed or injured. If it were in your territory, or even those cities in the south, what would the consequences be? Think about it for yourself⊠ââŠâ. ââŠâ
âThis⊠Marshal Rox wouldnât do that, right?âA mage on the left row mumbled.
âWhat if?âGavinâs eyes were gloomy. âLetâs not talk about whether heâs the mastermind. Even if heâs not, how long can he suppress those soldiers? What if those soldiers donât have a treatment plan? After being isolated and monitored outside the city for a long time, how long can they maintain their loyalty under such a depressing situation?â
âUhâŠâthe imperial mages looked at each other, what the other party said was actually reasonable. At this time, Rox could use his prestige to stabilize the soldiers, but it did not mean that he could do so forever. Humans were selfish. Under such circumstances, who knew if they would run away for their lives?
If one of them escaped and ran to another cityâŠ
When they thought about how their own clanâs city would face such a disaster in the imperial capital, the mages were suddenly unable to stabilize themselves⊠âŠ
Seeing the expressions of the people around him, Jiawenâs eyes flashed with a hint of a smile, he continued, âI also donât want to kill the innocent. Iâm only doing it for the empire. The reason why I want to kill those generals who have contributed to the Empire is also for the Empireâs consideration. You have to know, if those people run away from the imperial capital for their lives, what kind of situation would that cause?â
âThisâŠâUdie was stunned. To be honest, he didnât know how to refute.
Although Gavinâs methods were extreme, it had to be said⊠⊠It seemed to be the case⊠⊠The human heart was unpredictable. At such a time, no one could guarantee that those soldiers or the infected generals wouldnât flee for their lives⊠âŠ
Although taking the initiative was a little cruel, it had to be said that it didnât seem wrong to consider the overall situation⊠âŠ
But for some reason, Udius felt that if he agreed to Garvinâs request⊠⊠Something Terrible would happen⊠âŠ
Seeing that the mages did not object anymore, a hint of a smile flashed in Garvinâs eyes. To be honest, with the power he had under him, he was not afraid of the Mage Council at all. But just as shadow stream said,. If these mages were killed just like that, it would be too wasteful⊠âŠ
They⊠⊠were all great containers for digesting the Black Goatâs energy. âŠ
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