Warhammer: Return of the Dragon

"If you are referring to the Battle of Haimen Pass seven years ago and some of His Majesty's comments about myself after the war, this barbarian who can wield the dwarf battle ax should be me."

There is no slickness that is common in age, and the attitude of neither being humble nor being overbearing does not mean to please, which Bruni appreciates very much.

Many human officers had not yet spoken when they met, and had already taken the initiative to lower their attitude. This was not a self-examination of their duties and abilities, but a strong obsession in their hearts that they were inferior to elves in any aspect.

"I have read relevant battle reports. The instructions given to you by your superiors are to hold on to a mine and attract the attention of the green-skinned wandering troops." Bruni's eyes showed a glint, and his aura became more serious. "But you gave up the mine. To bypass the greenskin encirclement on the flanks and then rush to the rear positions to light bonfires to provide beacons for the artillery, this is considered a serious disobedience of orders."

Yiga nodded in agreement with this statement. The high king's praise had a lot to do with this matter. If he hadn't risked his life to rush to the position of the orc great shaman and provide the artillery with the location of the ready-to-move Mao Colossus, the siege of Haimen Pass might have It will last for several months.

Faced with the intimidation of the Dragon Prince, he showed no panic and calmly analyzed the decision made at that time.

"The mine where the Hell Sea Dragon is stationed has a dwarf sentry tower behind it. After I communicated with the Hammer Warrior in charge, he was willing to take on huge pressure to get a chance to change the situation of the war.

Judging from the situation at that time, the sacrifice of all of us will have some impact on the war situation, but it is far less than the value of the orc great shaman. Risks and games are options that can never be avoided in war. "

"Very good, very good." Bruni applauded Iga and handed him an important task.

"During the period of entering the ruins of Morukan, you will serve as the new commander-in-chief of the Marine Corps. I will not ask for any details within ten days. As long as you can finally get a complete answer, your position will remain."

"You seem to have no right to bypass the naval headquarters and appoint me directly." Yiga's rigidity made Bruni feel a little interesting. Obviously the human officer was deliberately looking for trouble. Do I need to explain to you the relationship between the Dragon Prince group? .

"Act according to orders. When the final letter of appointment is issued, you will understand whether I have the authority to appoint directly."

Feeling that the greetings for the first meeting had been completed, Bruni took out a warrant from the drawer with his personal broken gun logo on it.

The Dragon Prince casually threw this important thing to Yiga. In his puzzled eyes, he chuckled and said, "Even if I don't want to, the Marine Corps will be led by me. This token will allow you to use it in the ordnance." Ku found some professional tools, they are not toys used by Assanil to deal with you, they are real weapons of war."

"Can I pick and choose from the armory?"

Bruni smiled amusingly. He wanted to see the courage of this human officer, whether he would regard the war as a place to gain honor, or whether he would hold on to his life and pray for it to end as soon as possible.

"It depends on how much value you can create. Caledor will not treat those who are capable nor let down those who are ambitious. If you think the ruins of Morukan are worth the effort, you can empty the armory."

"I understand. I have anything else to explain."

After the military salute, Yiga waited silently for Bruni's arrangements. He had come into contact with many dragon princes in the navy, and he came to a conclusion from his observations over the years.

The Dragon Prince who stayed in the army had a more stubborn temper and found it difficult to allow his subordinates to have objections to the arrangements. Bruni was able to explain so much, which was far beyond expectations.

"You can leave now. If your performance is acceptable, the ruins of Morukan will be cleared before the end of the year, and you may be able to participate in more important battlefields." "Yes, I am resigning."

Watching the two people leaving, Bruni turned his head to look at the shadows in the room, and said to the empty place,

"And how do you feel about him, Your Highness?"

"Hmm... it gives me a feeling of déjà vu, but unlike Raskol, he has no strong obsession in his heart, like a giant bear lost in the wilderness, wandering between looking for prey and returning to its lair. "

Imric walked out of the shadow of the curtain, rubbed his chin and expressed his thoughts on Yiga. The Dragon Prince paid close attention to the movements of the human army, and spared no effort to make these people from the old world feel a sense of belonging to Caledor.

But now it seems that this may still take a long time.

Bruni opened the document on the desktop, and there was Yiga's life experience and the analysis of him by professionals.

One of the most important points is that I feel that I can no longer achieve fame.

After seeing with his own eyes the terrifying abilities of two honorary nobles, Mishan and Damian, Yiga no longer had any hope of aristocratic path. However, due to the unspoken rules in the army, humans cannot defeat a thousand-man-level corps.

When the two are superimposed, they form a contradictory state. How to break through the shackles of race and strength? Yiga thinks that he does not have this ability, so he can only wait quietly for everything to end, return to his hometown and become one of thousands of ordinary people.

"Raskol... it's a name worth remembering. I never dreamed that a human child from a remote town would eventually affect the fate of the country."

Bruni's muttering made Imric walk to the window and look at the busy scenery outside. The dwarves were still trying their best to find materials from various places to rebuild their homes. The elf mage scolded Dwarf Duozi for his ignorance of teleportation spells. , thinking that the wind of magic can be bought with a few gold coins.

But in the end, under the temptation of a large amount of gold coins, some mages who were in financial crisis due to their research reluctantly agreed to Qi Duozi's bribe, so that the supplies that had been delayed due to the train transporting the army could be transported here in another way.

"There is no doubt that everything we do has a profound impact on the fate of the world. The rise of civilian military regimes in the cold and frozen soil, the flourishing factories across the empire, the prosperous trade scene in the southern kingdom, the connection between Lustria and the jungles of the Southland The current situation is the trace of progress step by step."

Stopping to reminisce about the past, Bruni leaned on the bench with his back to Imrik, just like the prince's shadow.

"But in the end, these things will all feed back to us. Under the influence of Caledor, the world is moving in a good direction, and we must also save ourselves."

If the old friend had something to say, Imrik was silent for a while, and finally smiled with relief.

Aren't we trying to save ourselves? The division of the elves must end. This is the theme of Caledor today. The empire will usher in a new emperor.

"You are right, our self-rescue is indeed a bit slow... tomorrow we will organize the army and march towards Bafeng Mountain!" (End of Chapter)