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Chapter 136.1: Enemy of Enemy (5)
The Elven knights in the West boasted that their warhorses were the fiercest and bravest, while the Empire knights insisted that the warhorses of the Empire were the sturdiest and toughest.
However, even they could not hide their greed for the crossbred horses with Eastern blood. It was rumored that the Eastern warhorses had beautiful figures and strong perseverance.
A horse that was considered so precious, it was inevitable not to covet it.
Noticing Johans thoughts, the warhorse Fern made a dissatisfied snort. Johan stroked its head apologetically.
Sorry. Youre a good horse too.
s.
Ahirs sons and daughters were decent enough knights. You could tell just by looking. Their armors were different from those of the Empire, but they were well-kept and the blades sharp.
Of course, a decent knight didnt necessarily mean good natured.
He keeps mumbling. Whats he saying?
Um, that. . .
As the servant hesitated, Johan asked Geoffrey directly.
Geoffrey. Whats he saying?
It seems hes mumbling that he could have won if given the chance.
Tell him if he keeps mumbling Ill cut his tongue out along with his ransom. And if he fails to convey my words properly again and hesitates, Ill cut his throat.
Johans warning left the servant pale and he nodded vigorously. Only now he truly realized what kind of man the Count before him was.
At that, Ahirs children finally shut their mouths. They were clearly quite upset about surrendering without even crossing swords.
With that level of grumbling, it must have been quite clever. To steal away without making a sound means a monster, no?
Yes. Besides, there are no bears around here. With no tracks left behind, it must have been quite a large monster.
Galambos nodded in agreement as he answered. The more they talked about it, the more Johan felt it with his knowledge as a hunter.
A hunters knowledge was different from hunting proficiency. Many nobles enjoyed and were skilled at hunting but did not possess a hunters knowledge.
One could not obtain a hunters knowledge by taking dozens of attendants and guides into the forest. It could only be learned by being alone and breathing with the forest.
Naturally, nobles who looked down on such things never even tried to learn it. Johan was truly an exceptional noble.
.
ss.
The horses hoofprints continued unbroken, only created by walking at a steady pace with even intervals.
The knights and attendants ahead were simply excited by the joy of discovery, and chased after it, but Johan gradually became uncomfortable.
, ?
The knights even doubted it!
Just in case, he spread the mercenaries on both sides, but nothing was discovered. At this point, Johan began to become curious.
What the hell kind of monster is doing this?
Wow. . .!
Those ahead stopped first and exclaimed.
Ahead was a beautiful golden-furred horse with pure eastern blood. It was clearly a rare warhorse. Even the mercenaries exclaimed at the sight.
Is that Ahir-gongs horse?
Yes. Thats right.
The servant said in a happy voice, then carefully approached. The horse may have forgotten its master while wandering the forest, so he planned to firmly grab the reins.
However, the horse turned its head and ran forward.
Chase it!
The attendants hurriedly followed it. Running through the narrow path and emerging into a wide open plain spread out like a clearing inside the forest.
In the middle of the lake, a few horses were resting their necks. The attendants were amazed at the fantastic sight.
Are they wild horses?
Its good. Lets catch a few and offer them to the count.
. . .That wouldnt be bad either.
Ahirs sons agreed. Although they were resentful and angry to be captured without swinging their swords once as knights, the fact that Count Yeats had shown them mercy remained unchanged.
If they did not properly repay as knights, that would also be shameful.
The eldest, Fahid, discovered something strange.
Wait. . . why is there a fence?
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Chapter 136.1: Enemy of Enemy (5)
The Elven knights in the West boasted that their warhorses were the fiercest and bravest, while the Empire knights insisted that the warhorses of the Empire were the sturdiest and toughest.
However, even they could not hide their greed for the crossbred horses with Eastern blood. It was rumored that the Eastern warhorses had beautiful figures and strong perseverance.
A horse that was considered so precious, it was inevitable not to covet it.
Noticing Johans thoughts, the warhorse Fern made a dissatisfied snort. Johan stroked its head apologetically.
Sorry. Youre a good horse too.
s.
Ahirs sons and daughters were decent enough knights. You could tell just by looking. Their armors were different from those of the Empire, but they were well-kept and the blades sharp.
Of course, a decent knight didnt necessarily mean good natured.
He keeps mumbling. Whats he saying?
Um, that. . .
As the servant hesitated, Johan asked Geoffrey directly.
Geoffrey. Whats he saying?
It seems hes mumbling that he could have won if given the chance.
Tell him if he keeps mumbling Ill cut his tongue out along with his ransom. And if he fails to convey my words properly again and hesitates, Ill cut his throat.
Johans warning left the servant pale and he nodded vigorously. Only now he truly realized what kind of man the Count before him was.
At that, Ahirs children finally shut their mouths. They were clearly quite upset about surrendering without even crossing swords.
With that level of grumbling, it must have been quite clever. To steal away without making a sound means a monster, no?
Yes. Besides, there are no bears around here. With no tracks left behind, it must have been quite a large monster.
Galambos nodded in agreement as he answered. The more they talked about it, the more Johan felt it with his knowledge as a hunter.
A hunters knowledge was different from hunting proficiency. Many nobles enjoyed and were skilled at hunting but did not possess a hunters knowledge.
One could not obtain a hunters knowledge by taking dozens of attendants and guides into the forest. It could only be learned by being alone and breathing with the forest.
Naturally, nobles who looked down on such things never even tried to learn it. Johan was truly an exceptional noble.
.
ss.
The horses hoofprints continued unbroken, only created by walking at a steady pace with even intervals.
The knights and attendants ahead were simply excited by the joy of discovery, and chased after it, but Johan gradually became uncomfortable.
, ?
The knights even doubted it!
Just in case, he spread the mercenaries on both sides, but nothing was discovered. At this point, Johan began to become curious.
What the hell kind of monster is doing this?
Wow. . .!
Those ahead stopped first and exclaimed.
Ahead was a beautiful golden-furred horse with pure eastern blood. It was clearly a rare warhorse. Even the mercenaries exclaimed at the sight.
Is that Ahir-gongs horse?
Yes. Thats right.
The servant said in a happy voice, then carefully approached. The horse may have forgotten its master while wandering the forest, so he planned to firmly grab the reins.
However, the horse turned its head and ran forward.
Chase it!
The attendants hurriedly followed it. Running through the narrow path and emerging into a wide open plain spread out like a clearing inside the forest.
In the middle of the lake, a few horses were resting their necks. The attendants were amazed at the fantastic sight.
Are they wild horses?
Its good. Lets catch a few and offer them to the count.
. . .That wouldnt be bad either.
Ahirs sons agreed. Although they were resentful and angry to be captured without swinging their swords once as knights, the fact that Count Yeats had shown them mercy remained unchanged.
If they did not properly repay as knights, that would also be shameful.
The eldest, Fahid, discovered something strange.
Wait. . . why is there a fence?
Chapter 136.1: Enemy of Enemy 5The Elven knights in the West boasted that their warhorses were the fiercest and bravest, while the Empire knights insisted that the warhorses of the Empire were the sturdiest and toughest. However, even they could not hide their greed for the crossbred horses with Eastern blood. It was rumored that the Eastern warhorses had beautiful figures and strong perseverance. A horse that was considered so precious, it was inevitable not to covet it. Noticing Johans thoughts, the warhorse Fern made a dissatisfied snort. Johan stroked its head apologetically. Sorry. Youre a good horse too.s.Ahirs sons and daughters were decent enough knights. You could tell just by looking. Their armors were different from those of the Empire, but they were well-kept and the blades sharp. Of course, a decent knight didnt necessarily mean good natured. He keeps mumbling. Whats he saying? Um, that. . . As the servant hesitated, Johan asked Geoffrey directly. Geoffrey. Whats he saying?It seems hes mumbling that he could have won if given the chance. Tell him if he keeps mumbling Ill cut his tongue out along with his ransom. And if he fails to convey my words properly again and hesitates, Ill cut his throat. Johans warning left the servant pale and he nodded vigorously. Only now he truly realized what kind of man the Count before him was. At that, Ahirs children finally shut their mouths. They were clearly quite upset about surrendering without even crossing swords. With that level of grumbling, it must have been quite clever. To steal away without making a sound means a monster, no? Yes. Besides, there are no bears around here. With no tracks left behind, it must have been quite a large monster. Galambos nodded in agreement as he answered. The more they talked about it, the more Johan felt it with his knowledge as a hunter. A hunters knowledge was different from hunting proficiency. Many nobles enjoyed and were skilled at hunting but did not possess a hunters knowledge. One could not obtain a hunters knowledge by taking dozens of attendants and guides into the forest. It could only be learned by being alone and breathing with the forest. Naturally, nobles who looked down on such things never even tried to learn it. Johan was truly an exceptional noble. . ss.The horses hoofprints continued unbroken, only created by walking at a steady pace with even intervals. The knights and attendants ahead were simply excited by the joy of discovery, and chased after it, but Johan gradually became uncomfortable. , ?The knights even doubted it!Just in case, he spread the mercenaries on both sides, but nothing was discovered. At this point, Johan began to become curious. What the hell kind of monster is doing this?Wow. . .! Those ahead stopped first and exclaimed. Ahead was a beautiful golden-furred horse with pure eastern blood. It was clearly a rare warhorse. Even the mercenaries exclaimed at the sight. Is that Ahir-gongs horse?Yes. Thats right.The servant said in a happy voice, then carefully approached. The horse may have forgotten its master while wandering the forest, so he planned to firmly grab the reins. However, the horse turned its head and ran forward. Chase it!The attendants hurriedly followed it. Running through the narrow path and emerging into a wide open plain spread out like a clearing inside the forest. In the middle of the lake, a few horses were resting their necks. The attendants were amazed at the fantastic sight. Are they wild horses? Its good. Lets catch a few and offer them to the count.. . .That wouldnt be bad either. Ahirs sons agreed. Although they were resentful and angry to be captured without swinging their swords once as knights, the fact that Count Yeats had shown them mercy remained unchanged. If they did not properly repay as knights, that would also be shameful.The eldest, Fahid, discovered something strange. Wait. . . why is there a fence?
