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Chapter 120.2: Those loved by God (3)
There were mainly two reasons for the vassals who did not attend the wedding ceremony.
One was the substantial congratulatory money they would have to give if they attended, and the other was a feeling of unease.
It took some courage to attend the wedding ceremony of the acting count after having refused her orders.
There were quite a few who decided to save their gold rather than risking it on a dangerous endeavor.
Of course, they also had something to believe in.
Dont worry. That knight, or should I say Count Yeats now. How long has it been since he became the count of coolia?
The marriage of Iselia of the Bluea family, the acting count, was a shock to all the vassals.
Did Iselia have that kind of ability?
He was a knight who came with an army with the support of the church. He could have just taken over the fiefdom of the Bluea familys elves or the remaining elves of the Asada family by tying them up in a trial.
The fact that he went through with the marriage suggests that he was really in love with her.
In any case, the wedding has already happened, and. . .
Now it was time to think about what comes next.
No matter how much the church blesses Count Yeats and declares him count, the reality is that Johan has not been count for very long.
It will take him some time just to figure out the situation!
This situation was like a blessing for the vassals. A count who came from outside with no experience in governing? He would have no choice but to rely on the vassals for many things.
But master. . . You didnt respond to the previous summons, and you didnt respond to this summons either. Thats the excuse. . .
What a stupid fool. There were more than a few who didnt respond to the previous summons, right? They wont punish them for that. Rather, the count will be wary of his vassals.
Johan was underestimated, didnt fully understand the situation, or tried to show off his guts by not responding to the summons with various excuses.
Fortunately, those vassals were few in number. Most of the vassals responded to the summons.
I dont think the count will ask for my sins. I just followed the churchs orders.
Yeah. Im following the summons. . .
But just in case, you never know what the world will bring, do you?
Even if the new count is young and inexperienced, he can still attack a fiefdom with his army.
I hope he wont do that, though.
.
The vassals, who had brought between ten and dozens of men each, were awestruck by the array of what seemed to be thousands of troops.
The numbers were impressive, but the quality was even more so. They were well-armed heavy infantry, not conscripts or slave soldiers, and there were also many cavalry. They hadnt realized it when they saw the army swiftly marching through their territory, but now that they saw it with their own eyes, they broke out in a cold sweat.
Those eastern barbarians too. . .
Sir. Are you deaf? Why did you not respond to the summons?
But the most terrifying thing was the young count who had just taken office. The vassals, who had never faced Johan before, were shocked to the core.
The giant wolf at his feet, the retainers glaring at him from all sides, and above all, the overwhelming presence he exuded!
There is a saying that the eyes show the strength of the soul. Johans eyes subdued the souls of the vassals with their fierce and powerful strength. Once they met his gaze, the vassals could not raise their heads.
I am. . . I am ashamed and embarrassed because I was sick. . . Please punish me!
Raise your head. I will forgive you. Win glory in this battle to wash away your shame.
Johan treated his vassals differently.
He treated those who attended his wedding the most warmly, and those who came quickly and presented gifts of congratulations the next most warmly. Those who arrived late had to listen to more rebuke.
Of course, he did not take back their fiefs if they responded to his summons. He made them pay some gold, but it was a cheap price compared to the fief.
The vassals, who were frozen in fear, sighed in relief. This was the best possible outcome.
Now, their duty as vassals was fulfilled if they remained in their place during the summons period. Vassals were free if they served under their lords banner for the specified number of days each year.
, . . .
- , ?
They did not always fight when they were summoned. The summons was the lords right, and lords sometimes summoned their vassals even when there was no fighting to show who was the master.
Gerdolf. Take eight banners and go to recover the fiefdom of Lord Eduwal.
Achladda. Take six banners and go to recover the fiefdom of Lord Beresi.
Gurelic. . .
However, Johan broke everyones expectations and took the initiative. His opponent was not the pagans, but the vassals.
Those who dared not respond to the summons!
Those who swore allegiance to me before God have broken their promise and insulted my honor. If the lords are loyal, let them show me their loyalty.
The vassals looked at each other with dismay. They felt Johans intention. Anyone could see it.
This was a loyalty test.
Those who were called out with banners were all those who were late to the summons, werent they!
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Chapter 120.2: Those loved by God (3)
There were mainly two reasons for the vassals who did not attend the wedding ceremony.
One was the substantial congratulatory money they would have to give if they attended, and the other was a feeling of unease.
It took some courage to attend the wedding ceremony of the acting count after having refused her orders.
There were quite a few who decided to save their gold rather than risking it on a dangerous endeavor.
Of course, they also had something to believe in.
Dont worry. That knight, or should I say Count Yeats now. How long has it been since he became the count of coolia?
The marriage of Iselia of the Bluea family, the acting count, was a shock to all the vassals.
Did Iselia have that kind of ability?
He was a knight who came with an army with the support of the church. He could have just taken over the fiefdom of the Bluea familys elves or the remaining elves of the Asada family by tying them up in a trial.
The fact that he went through with the marriage suggests that he was really in love with her.
In any case, the wedding has already happened, and. . .
Now it was time to think about what comes next.
No matter how much the church blesses Count Yeats and declares him count, the reality is that Johan has not been count for very long.
It will take him some time just to figure out the situation!
This situation was like a blessing for the vassals. A count who came from outside with no experience in governing? He would have no choice but to rely on the vassals for many things.
But master. . . You didnt respond to the previous summons, and you didnt respond to this summons either. Thats the excuse. . .
What a stupid fool. There were more than a few who didnt respond to the previous summons, right? They wont punish them for that. Rather, the count will be wary of his vassals.
Johan was underestimated, didnt fully understand the situation, or tried to show off his guts by not responding to the summons with various excuses.
Fortunately, those vassals were few in number. Most of the vassals responded to the summons.
I dont think the count will ask for my sins. I just followed the churchs orders.
Yeah. Im following the summons. . .
But just in case, you never know what the world will bring, do you?
Even if the new count is young and inexperienced, he can still attack a fiefdom with his army.
I hope he wont do that, though.
.
The vassals, who had brought between ten and dozens of men each, were awestruck by the array of what seemed to be thousands of troops.
The numbers were impressive, but the quality was even more so. They were well-armed heavy infantry, not conscripts or slave soldiers, and there were also many cavalry. They hadnt realized it when they saw the army swiftly marching through their territory, but now that they saw it with their own eyes, they broke out in a cold sweat.
Those eastern barbarians too. . .
Sir. Are you deaf? Why did you not respond to the summons?
But the most terrifying thing was the young count who had just taken office. The vassals, who had never faced Johan before, were shocked to the core.
The giant wolf at his feet, the retainers glaring at him from all sides, and above all, the overwhelming presence he exuded!
There is a saying that the eyes show the strength of the soul. Johans eyes subdued the souls of the vassals with their fierce and powerful strength. Once they met his gaze, the vassals could not raise their heads.
I am. . . I am ashamed and embarrassed because I was sick. . . Please punish me!
Raise your head. I will forgive you. Win glory in this battle to wash away your shame.
Johan treated his vassals differently.
He treated those who attended his wedding the most warmly, and those who came quickly and presented gifts of congratulations the next most warmly. Those who arrived late had to listen to more rebuke.
Of course, he did not take back their fiefs if they responded to his summons. He made them pay some gold, but it was a cheap price compared to the fief.
The vassals, who were frozen in fear, sighed in relief. This was the best possible outcome.
Now, their duty as vassals was fulfilled if they remained in their place during the summons period. Vassals were free if they served under their lords banner for the specified number of days each year.
, . . .
- , ?
They did not always fight when they were summoned. The summons was the lords right, and lords sometimes summoned their vassals even when there was no fighting to show who was the master.
Gerdolf. Take eight banners and go to recover the fiefdom of Lord Eduwal.
Achladda. Take six banners and go to recover the fiefdom of Lord Beresi.
Gurelic. . .
However, Johan broke everyones expectations and took the initiative. His opponent was not the pagans, but the vassals.
Those who dared not respond to the summons!
Those who swore allegiance to me before God have broken their promise and insulted my honor. If the lords are loyal, let them show me their loyalty.
The vassals looked at each other with dismay. They felt Johans intention. Anyone could see it.
This was a loyalty test.
Those who were called out with banners were all those who were late to the summons, werent they!
Chapter 120.2: Those loved by God 3There were mainly two reasons for the vassals who did not attend the wedding ceremony.One was the substantial congratulatory money they would have to give if they attended, and the other was a feeling of unease.It took some courage to attend the wedding ceremony of the acting count after having refused her orders.There were quite a few who decided to save their gold rather than risking it on a dangerous endeavor.Of course, they also had something to believe in.Dont worry. That knight, or should I say Count Yeats now. How long has it been since he became the count of coolia?The marriage of Iselia of the Bluea family, the acting count, was a shock to all the vassals.Did Iselia have that kind of ability?He was a knight who came with an army with the support of the church. He could have just taken over the fiefdom of the Bluea familys elves or the remaining elves of the Asada family by tying them up in a trial.The fact that he went through with the marriage suggests that he was really in love with her.In any case, the wedding has already happened, and. . .Now it was time to think about what comes next.No matter how much the church blesses Count Yeats and declares him count, the reality is that Johan has not been count for very long.It will take him some time just to figure out the situation!This situation was like a blessing for the vassals. A count who came from outside with no experience in governing? He would have no choice but to rely on the vassals for many things.But master. . . You didnt respond to the previous summons, and you didnt respond to this summons either. Thats the excuse. . .What a stupid fool. There were more than a few who didnt respond to the previous summons, right? They wont punish them for that. Rather, the count will be wary of his vassals.Johan was underestimated, didnt fully understand the situation, or tried to show off his guts by not responding to the summons with various excuses.Fortunately, those vassals were few in number. Most of the vassals responded to the summons.I dont think the count will ask for my sins. I just followed the churchs orders.Yeah. Im following the summons. . .But just in case, you never know what the world will bring, do you?Even if the new count is young and inexperienced, he can still attack a fiefdom with his army.I hope he wont do that, though..The vassals, who had brought between ten and dozens of men each, were awestruck by the array of what seemed to be thousands of troops.The numbers were impressive, but the quality was even more so. They were well-armed heavy infantry, not conscripts or slave soldiers, and there were also many cavalry. They hadnt realized it when they saw the army swiftly marching through their territory, but now that they saw it with their own eyes, they broke out in a cold sweat.Those eastern barbarians too. . .Sir. Are you deaf? Why did you not respond to the summons?But the most terrifying thing was the young count who had just taken office. The vassals, who had never faced Johan before, were shocked to the core.The giant wolf at his feet, the retainers glaring at him from all sides, and above all, the overwhelming presence he exuded!There is a saying that the eyes show the strength of the soul. Johans eyes subdued the souls of the vassals with their fierce and powerful strength. Once they met his gaze, the vassals could not raise their heads.I am. . . I am ashamed and embarrassed because I was sick. . . Please punish me!Raise your head. I will forgive you. Win glory in this battle to wash away your shame.Johan treated his vassals differently.He treated those who attended his wedding the most warmly, and those who came quickly and presented gifts of congratulations the next most warmly. Those who arrived late had to listen to more rebuke.Of course, he did not take back their fiefs if they responded to his summons. He made them pay some gold, but it was a cheap price compared to the fief.The vassals, who were frozen in fear, sighed in relief. This was the best possible outcome.Now, their duty as vassals was fulfilled if they remained in their place during the summons period. Vassals were free if they served under their lords banner for the specified number of days each year., . . .- , ?They did not always fight when they were summoned. The summons was the lords right, and lords sometimes summoned their vassals even when there was no fighting to show who was the master.Gerdolf. Take eight banners and go to recover the fiefdom of Lord Eduwal.Achladda. Take six banners and go to recover the fiefdom of Lord Beresi.Gurelic. . .However, Johan broke everyones expectations and took the initiative. His opponent was not the pagans, but the vassals.Those who dared not respond to the summons!Those who swore allegiance to me before God have broken their promise and insulted my honor. If the lords are loyal, let them show me their loyalty.The vassals looked at each other with dismay. They felt Johans intention. Anyone could see it.This was a loyalty test.Those who were called out with banners were all those who were late to the summons, werent they!
