Lord of the Oasis

Seeing that the elf king seemed to have no more words to speak, Bandak stood up and said loudly to the elves below the square.

He said: "Soldiers, your homeland is being destroyed now. Those nasty undead soldiers have hurt your family and killed the people of this territory. Don't you care at all?"

What Commander Bandak said had a strong catalyst, but it didn't seem to be enough to awaken the conscience of these elf soldiers. Bandak suddenly rang out that Lord Kant once said that a large number of immigrants smuggled into Dherim in the elven colony From the territory, yes, they are not spies, but the cronies of the ministers of these elf colonies. No wonder these ministers don't care. The real strength is because they want to live, instead of throwing themselves into the war with the obsession of seeing death as home.

This is also the real reason why the elven colony has been defeated repeatedly and is occupied by those weak undead soldiers.

Bundak is having a headache now, but he can't show it. Presumably, Perm has also noticed the reason for the disunity of the elf colony, but Perm didn't have too much energy on it at the time, so when he retreated, The reason why those elves couldn't cover well, those elf soldiers didn't even want to protect their own companions, so how could they protect Sergeant Deherim who wasn't even a companion?

Bandak was extremely disappointed. What he needed was a united team, not a disorganized team. Even if his sergeants were so united, if the elf soldiers in the rear were not united, their fate would definitely be the same. With Pem, if you leave, he will not allow such a thing to happen.

Bandak continued: "Soldiers, I know you may have some misunderstandings now, but I hope you can let go of your prejudices against each other. Your relatives are still in Dherim. If you can't show your real strength, Then Drehem will not treat your relatives kindly, the elven colony is your homeland, and there are more hooligans in Drehem who bully foreigners."

These words of Bandak are obviously more exciting than those of the Elf King.

The original indifferent expressions of the ministers also gradually changed, their faces became gloomy, and they seemed to be thinking deeply.

I have to say that Bundak really knows how to win people's hearts better than Perm. Perm only blindly trusts his old teammates, but he doesn't manage those irrelevant people.

But the elf soldiers and the elf ministers are the ones who fight side by side with them. If they can't unite them, then this battle must be defeated. Bandak deeply understands this truth.

Bundak interviewed his teammates at the rest camp. These young lads like to snore loudly when they sleep.

Bandak didn't mean to blame them in any way, this might be the last time they slept so peacefully in their lives.

He also collapsed on a floor bunk.

As soon as the soldier next to him saw Bandak, he said quickly: "Commander Bandak, why is this place where you sleep? Didn't His Excellency the Elf King give you a separate room?"

The young soldier looked very angry, his eyes were full of anger. He really couldn't understand the actions of these elves. In his opinion, the decline of the elf colony to such a point was all the result of their own fault. others.

Bandak continued on, and he said to the young soldier: "The elf king must give me a barracks to rest alone, but I think the floor is more suitable for me. I have been fighting outside all the year round, and I always like to fight with soldiers. Sleeping on the floor together is my freedom, and you don't need to be too surprised."

Bundak snored loudly as he spoke, even though he was a vigorous person, he couldn't resist the erosion of time.

The young soldier was obviously touched by Bundak's remarks.

Some tears suddenly appeared in his eye sockets. This was something that a soldier should not have. He wiped it off secretly, and then fell asleep next to Commander Bandak.

It is still Madflin Square, Bundak and 1,500 sergeants are ready to go, and the sergeants have received a great response during the day's rest. They all look radiant and full of youth. The vigor of the people, and most importantly, the calm smiles on the corners of these people's mouths.

This is a rare situation, but for Bandak, attacking the heart is what he is best at. He is not a person who loves soldiers very much. At least as far as Bipem is concerned, he will never be like Pem. Loving the heights of soldiers.

He is just using his means to reasonably mobilize the atmosphere of the soldiers. Usually, he only needs to look high and get close to the soldiers during the battle, and unexpected results will be achieved.

That's why these soldiers looked at death as if they were at home.

On the other hand, the cavalry led by Perm, they are all used to Perm's approachability to them, so in many cases, their unity is actually just a superficial phenomenon, and when it comes to actual combat, they are often vulnerable.

Bandak kept a calm head all the time, and he analyzed in his head what he should do to mobilize the momentum of the soldiers, and what he should do to make the elf minister obey him.

His purpose is to win the war in order to save his own life. He doesn't think Kant's words are a joke. After all, Pem is a lesson from the past. Is there another lesson like him?

Bandak didn't dare to try it lightly, so he said again: "Sergeants, don't let Lord Kant down! You are all the sharpest soldiers in Dherim, don't forget what Lord Kant said before we left! "

"Lord Kant is waiting for us to return in triumph!"

Bundak's loud voice resounded throughout the Madflin Square, and the elf ministers were frightened by such a loud voice.

Bandak continued to say to the elf ministers: "You are the most reliable defense force, I trust you!"

This remark made the faces of the elf ministers suddenly hot. Most of the ministers heard others say such words to him for the first time, which made their hearts faintly expectant, as if they didn't want to avoid the war. Instead, I want to try to face the war and go all out, instead of hiding behind and lingering.