Warhammer: Return of the Dragon

Chapter 33 Davian's Thoughts

In the middle of the night, in Lothern's manor, Imrik nodded in satisfaction as he looked at the several agreements on the table. Both Furui and Iris have been spoiled by me, and all the things will be delivered within three months.

With these things collected, Imrik was able to continue to develop without any pressure during these two years.

Although this is overdrafting Caledon's reputation, sometimes I want to ask, besides being able to fight, what kind of reputation does Caledon have in Ulthuan? One sum, in a few decades, after Tyrion becomes the war lord, the countries will not have such an attitude towards Caledon.

Hand an agreement on trade to Alagir, and give him an order, "Alagir, no matter what method you use, within two years, you must sign an agreement with all countries in the old world in the name of Caledon. For the trade agreement, I will dispatch a team of a hundred people from the palace to Lothern to assist you, and if anyone obstructs this matter, the Dragon Palace will endorse you."

He solemnly accepted the agreement with both hands. As a person who has stayed in Lothern all year round, his brain understands politics better than those dragon princes made of Iselama silver.

In the war council, he understood that the prince in front of him was different from all the previous princes, and knew how to use Caledor's strength to seek benefits, instead of endless overdraft in exchange for those illusory glory.

"Yes, I will personally go to the embassies of the various countries after discussing with the trade secretary."

He patted him on the shoulder to express his encouragement. He was one of the few people with a clear mind. If it weren't for Lothern's more important matters, I would like to transfer him back to the court to replace Greenton.

"Good job, Lord Greenton has served Caledor for too long, maybe it's time to lighten some of his burden."

Hearing Imrik's words, Alagir's eyes lit up. He entered the ranks of civil servants because of his lack of combat talent. The position of chief executive is the highest level of civil servants. He quickly responded, "Yes, I will definitely not disappoint the prince's trust. .”

Order Davian to follow him, and now it's time to go back and gather people to support Terrenlock and Ailion. The area they are in is a plain, which is where the Dragon Prince can show his talents. It shouldn't be a big problem to draw [-] people.

In the corridor, Davian was a little puzzled, and couldn't help asking about Imrik's affairs in the War Council, "Prince, why didn't you go back to Caledor to summon the dragon prince with the help of that low-ranking fellow from Ayrion who insulted you so much? Dragonfire lances let them know who is the best knight in Ulthuan."

Shaking his head helplessly and smiling, he stopped and looked at him, "Davian, if I summon the Dragon Prince to attack Aerion, Caledon will first lose the support of the Phoenix King and the Eternal Queen. The income comes from armament deals, Itain and Avalon were the first to give up armament deals, and other kingdoms followed suit, so the Dragon Palace may not even be able to maintain the army.”

Seeing how thoughtful Davian was after hearing this, he continued, "What's more, the things I got this time are enough for the development plan of the past two years. Compared with my personal reputation, I value more Caledo, the focus of future development will be placed elsewhere, not in Ulthuan."

After finishing speaking, wait for Davian's reaction. If he really has no talent for politics, then Imrik can only let him serve as a general at most, and he can only be said to be missed at higher levels.

Davian, who stood still and meditated for a moment, thought of something. He is not a mindless reckless man, but the long-term atmosphere has made him more accustomed to using actions to deal with some things. A series of things, recruiting troops, expanding Whelp Bay, trade agreements, and deliberately provoking Prince Aerion in the War Council.

Some are not sure about the opening, "Prince, do you want Caledor to get rid of the situation of being restricted by other kings, even at the cost of angering other kingdoms?"

I am quite satisfied with his answer. If this kid has a calmer personality, he must be a talent. He nodded, "Caledor has been silent for too long, and we need to let other kingdoms know that the dragon flying in the sky will not be silted up. Balanced by squirming maggots."

After all, Imrik looked down on other kingdoms, partly because of the influence of the memory of the original owner, and partly because of the disgust of the cultural atmosphere of mutual suspicion and conspiracy.

When he first entered the War Council, he knew that Finnuba and the others had reached a secret agreement in advance.

Before entering the gate of the palace, Gilgalion happened to ask Finuba for equipment. It couldn't be a coincidence. It must be the white lion guard at the gate and the accompanying maid who told Finuba the time.

The original plan should be that the kingdoms of Alion, Terrenlock, Saffrey, and Iris put pressure on themselves. After they have conflicts with them, Finnuba will act as a peacemaker to allow themselves to expand their arms exports. Finally, give some gold leaf coins and pass.

Every new prince who succeeds to the throne basically suffers from being dumb in the Phoenix Royal Court. This is the case for the future Princess Tyrannok, Attila. After her father Ai Zhuo died, the domestic princes did not recognize her status. Ba supported it, but Kefenuba refused to meet him on the grounds that he was busy with research.

It was Tyrion who paid attention to the daughter of this comrade-in-arms and gave her help, which allowed her to have a place in the war council, otherwise it is hard to say who the Lord of Tyrannock is.

Let Davian continue to keep up. This time, he will send troops to Terrenlock and Alion. Now that he has agreed, Imrik will not break his promise and delay the time intentionally.

With the teleportation array activated, Imrik returned to the Dragon Palace again in the middle of the night, walked out of the basement, and asked Davian to find a place to rest, while Imrik went straight to the study.

Sitting on a chair, he picked up a magic communicator and connected it to Randy.

After waiting for a while, a serious male face appeared. Behind him was the blood and wreckage of monsters. It should have just ended a battle. "Mr. Randy, how is the battle going?"

"Prince, the monsters in Wind Howl City have been wiped out. We only need to defend a few key gaps in the Annulli Mountains, and the Twilight Tide will not pose a threat."

Wind Howl City is another city in Caledor. It is close to Tyranok, and compared to Kared's location in the Dragon's Spine Mountains. It is closer to the Anuli Mountains and the coastline, and is a key defensive city.

Ask Randy to find a convenient place to talk, and Imrik intends to explain what happened in the War Council and ask him to bring someone to support Alion.

He also hinted that the number of war horses he obtained from Gilgalion did not meet his expectations. I believe that this veteran who has long been the best knight in Ulthuan will bring some surprises to Alion.

(End of this chapter)