Chapter 751: A Little Unhappy

"Although His Highness Leto lacks military experience?" Bell shrugged and replied indifferently, regardless of whether Ryan's soldiers had heard of him. "As a lieutenant general, I naturally give God the right advice."

"But" Bell's reminder was too much. In fact, Bell used magic to summon Leto three times in recent days. Although the specific wording is different each time, the essence is to remind Leto that they already have an absolute advantage. At this time, they should avoid a decisive battle with the vampires, and use strategic advantages to slightly narrow the space for the vampires to truly turn their advantages into victory. Of course, a better way is to send thousands of soldiers to reinforce Bell to further ensure this advantage.

Robin can understand how Belle wrote to Leto, after all, everyone knows that Prince Leto has no military experience. But I don't understand how often I write letters.

"But what? Robin?"

"If His Highness Leto listens to you, one letter is enough. If he ignores your opinion, no matter how many letters you write, it will be useless." Robin replied. "That's what you taught me before."

"You don't understand yet," Peer replied. It seemed to Robin that when Bell spoke, the expression on his face seemed to be smiling, that ironic smile. "But soon you'll see."

"The vampires don't seem to be attacking us?" Robin paused and changed the subject.

"Of course, if he came to attack us, he would really die. If it were me, he would never do such a stupid thing."

"Then why are you trying to strengthen your defenses?" Robin skipped his mouth, but didn't say it.

"Actually, I just did it just in case, no matter how smart people are stupid." Bell seemed to read Robin's question. "At present, it is an extremely dangerous environment for me. On the one hand, he accepts the enemy before and after, and on the other hand, he is betrayed. Under high pressure, maybe his mind will be confused."

Bell was talking about Mayno. Previously, it took only two or three days for the group to fully control most of the villages in the land of Meno. This was more a welcome to the arrival of Ryan's regular army than a threat of force. Bell quickly resolved the most pressing food problems and made the capital Manor City.

Actually, it's really weird to say that. Everyone knows Meno is where the vampires started. It is said that all the villages have turned to the side of vampires and are protected by vampires. It was with the support of the Meno region that the vampires finally occupied the entire Sylvania in one fell swoop. But this area has the most support for vampires, but now, like a pair of broken shoes, has given up its allegiance to vampires and fully supports the arrival of Ryan's regular army. If it is understandable that officials loyal to the original owner but forced to serve the vampires opened their doors, it is incomprehensible that dozens of villages across the country have defected to Bell, providing him with human and material support.

"Robin, are you surprised? Why do people here support us so easily and provide us with food and supplies?" Bell asked, seeing through Robin's doubts at a glance. Robin nodded.

"Ha, it's okay, because vampires are not worth using anymore." Belle was laughing, but the coldness in his voice was strong.

"The residents here were originally Ryans, and they used to turn to vampires because they were bored by God and forced to do so. Now the problem is solved, and God has been killed by vampires just like Kasek and the like Dead and never coming back. In this way, vampires are no longer useless."

"But even out of gratitude."

"Thank you? Ha. Thank you, thank you!" Baylor laughed. "If that person isn't a vampire, but a human being, it's still a bit of a hassle to talk yourself out of gratitude. They have to find an excuse to make themselves comfortable. But since he's a fabled evil monster vampire, there's no need for an excuse. If If they have any worries in their hearts, I'm afraid they will be worried about being retaliated by vampires."

Bell's face twitched, and Robin felt a little unreal about his general. "Remember, Robin, that all agreements, oaths, or covenants are made for betrayal. This is true for people and countries. The most important thing is profit. For example, my existence is very important to Tiberius. important, so I never have to worry about being betrayed."

Bell went the other way. On the other hand, Robin stood there for a long time.

While Robin was standing far away from them, Leto received a letter from Bell. When Leto held an informal meeting, the guard handed him the letter. His aides, confidants, and several other lieutenants, as well as some mid-level officers who were more closely related to each other, were present.

Leto took Bell's letter very seriously. He opened the letter, read it carefully, and threw it aside. Belle sent three letters in a row, but the meaning was the same. Leto had no idea Belle was a sentimentalist before.

"General Bell thinks," Leto said. "Vampires will likely come to us in a decisive battle in order to put all their eggs in one basket and live to die."

"This is also the last fight to die for vampires," someone said happily. "We will definitely win this war."

After hearing this sentence, Leto's face did not show any special joy, on the contrary, he seemed a little unhappy.

"What happens if we fight vampires?" Leto suddenly asked the question after a brief silence.

"Defeating vampires is not a particularly challenging challenge for our military," replied one of the representatives. He was an old man with white hair, but in good spirits, a seasoned veteran who could be seen at a glance. This time, Leto steps out and finds himself the best

A member of the generals, serving as the deputy general.

"But victory is meaningless. If you are fighting on the front line in the valley, you can only invest no more than pounds sterling. Victory in this medium-sized battle is not decisive, but defeat will shake morale." The veteran explained. "I suggest we follow Lord Bell's advice."

Leto frowned, but only replied, "Okay." Then he waved the meeting over. Everyone else left, only a few of his trusted aides and officers remained.

"Your Highness, I'm afraid General Bell has done his best work this time." One of his assistants said.

"Yeah" replied Leto. This is already clear at a glance. In order to boost morale, the whole army knows this news. Even if someone wants to hide it, they can't hide it.

"Did Bell really say he wanted a victory ceremony?" Leto suddenly asked an aide. If Robin was there, he might recognize him as the one who had come to negotiate with Bell.

"Your Highness, I swear this is General Bell's own request." The assistant replied.

The ritual of victory originally belonged only to the Lord. Given Bale's exceptional circumstances, especially as he works so hard, it's not too much to ask for a victory ceremony. The king might agree. But where would Leto, the master, show his face if a victory ceremony were held for a delegate? Although he won the war, no one would take the credit for Leto, but from now on, he will be nothing more than a laughing stock. ..