Chapter 1354 Let’s Not Go Home Until We Are Drunk (Part 1)

In order to distinguish regular soldiers from militiamen, militiamen would tie a black cloth band on their foreheads.

This not only makes it easier for commanders to direct operations, but this cloth belt can also help militiamen wipe sweat and prevent sweat from seeping into their eyes and affecting the militiamen's fighting.

Although this approach also has a big flaw - that is, the generals of the Britannian Army will gradually discover that people with black cloth strips on their foreheads have poor combat effectiveness, and then the militiamen will be attacked by the Britannian Army. "Key treatment" by military generals.

Denis's eyes and attention were completely attracted by one of his own soldiers with a black strip of cloth tied on his forehead.

There was a black strip of cloth tied on his forehead - it was obvious that he was a militiaman who had just put on the armor for a few days.

But he didn't act like a militiaman at all.

Whether it is the speed, angle, and skill of using the sword, as well as the use of footsteps and the control of the distance from the enemy, they are all quite excellent.

If someone told Deni that this person was an elite soldier in the army, Deni would not be surprised at all.

As soon as Denis focused his eyes and attention on this man, he killed three more generals of the Britannia Army.

Deni observed the militiaman's skills for a while and found that the sword-wielding skills used by this militiaman were not the swordsmanship taught by their army.

It was a kind of swordsmanship that Denis had never seen before.

The militiaman used his exquisite swordsmanship to cut down enemy soldiers one after another.

——Who is this person?

As soon as this question appeared in Denis' mind, the militiaman's body just turned sideways.

As a result, Deni finally saw this person's appearance clearly.

After seeing this person's appearance clearly, Deni couldn't help but exclaimed.

Because of this highly skilled militiaman, Deni knew him.

It was the young man named Suchet who had a duel with Denis a few days ago.

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Harry was certainly not so naive as to think that he could capture the fortified city of Orleans in just one day.

The attack on the first day was purely to test the combat power of the Orleans defenders.

Today's attack was fruitless in terms of results.

But Harry collected a lot of important information.

First of all-the Orleans defenders were far more powerful than he imagined.

According to Harry's judgment, the force currently guarding Orleans should be the elite division of the Rollin Empire.

It is very likely that they were the Guards responsible for surrounding Tuli.

After all, at the moment when the Rollin Empire's Northern Border Army was completely wiped out, apart from the Guards responsible for guarding Tuli, Harry really couldn't think of any other powerful troops in the Rollin Empire.

Another important piece of information is that the citizens of Orleans also participated in the war.

According to reports from frontline generals, some defenders in Orleans wore black cloth bands on their foreheads.

The soldiers wearing these black cloth belts generally have extremely poor combat effectiveness.

At the same time, judging from the movements of these soldiers with black bags tied on their foreheads, they did not look like they had received professional training.

In this way, taken together, it is not difficult to infer who these soldiers with black cloth bands on their foreheads are.

Although the combat effectiveness of these militiamen is very poor, and at most they can only bring a little hindrance to the siege of the Britannia Army, the participation of a large number of militiamen in the battle has declared a problem for the Britannia Army, and Not really good news.

That is - the citizens of Orleans are willing to assist the defenders in defending Orleans.

The military-civilian relationship in Orleans is good, and they are fighting side by side - this is not good news for their Britannian army.

——Be prepared...for a fierce battle...

Harry helplessly prepared himself for a fierce battle that would take quite a long time.

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When it got dark, the Britannian army suspended the attack.

The Britannian Army stopped its attack on Orleans, and the generals defending the city of Orleans could finally relax a little.

Although I can relax a little, I can only relax [a little].

There must be no shortage of sentries and patrols on the city walls.

After all, night attacks in siege warfare - this tactic is too common.

In order to prevent the Britannia army from attacking at night, Denis not only arranged a large number of patrols and sentries on the city wall, but also arranged the resting place for the generals somewhere closer to the city wall.

In this way, once they discovered that the Britannian army was launching a night attack on them at night, they could quickly send their generals to the city wall.

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The generals guarding the city sat around bonfires, eating dinner and chatting animatedly with their comrades.

"Oh! Are you a tailor? That's just right. I have always had a question for those who are tailors - is your usual job as tailors just sewing and repairing clothes?"

"Of course not. We usually have to do a lot of work, but sewing and repairing clothes for customers is indeed the most common work we do. Some top tailors can also get some orders and help some wealthy people customize expensive clothes—— But only those tailors with top skills can do this kind of work, and a small tailor like me has no chance to do this kind of work. "

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"Will the daily training be very hard for you soldiers?"

"No, it will be very hard when you first enter the barracks, but after you get used to it, it's just like that."

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"I thought you soldiers would be rich."

"Rich ass! If being a soldier is rich, everyone would have joined the army long ago! If it weren't for the fact that my family doesn't have its own land, I wouldn't have joined the army!"

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Comradeship is a very strange friendship.

After fighting side by side on the bloody battlefield, two strangers will have an inexplicable sense of trust in each other.

The relationship will also be brought closer in one breath.

Originally, there has always been a slight gap between the regular soldiers in the Orleans garrison and these temporary militiamen.

After all, the lives and worlds they have experienced before are completely different.

But after fighting against the Britannians side by side today, this gap between them seems to have suddenly disappeared.

Everyone no longer sat in two groups like before, with regular soldiers sitting together and militiamen sitting together.

Instead, the two groups sat together.

A few regular soldiers sat among the militiamen.

Or a few militiamen sat among the regular soldiers.

Everyone sat together without any barriers.

They chatted and talked intimately without any barriers.

It was as if everyone had no age difference.

It was as if everyone had no status difference.

It was as if everyone had no difference between regular soldiers and militiamen.