The most powerful emperor grandson of the Tang Dynasty

When he was recruiting people from all over the place a few days ago, Sambik felt uncomfortable because he felt that he had changed too quickly, from a simple farmer to a bully. If he was given more time, he might do even more excessive things. Sometimes when he thought back on the things he had done, they were simply incomprehensible.

"The military rations have been brought back. Let's see how much they can distribute to us. From today on, the military rations will be distributed. If we don't have enough food on the road in the future, we can only rely on ourselves."

When Sambik was thinking about something, Raf's voice sounded from the side. It turned out that these hundreds of people had brought back several carts of military rations, which were only enough for two or three days. You must know that even these military rations were very difficult to get, and almost all the surrounding civilians were looted.

That day, Sambik also took his men out to perform a mission. Originally, they wanted to leave some food for the people around them, but Sambik was whipped. This was a punishment for his kindness, so from then on, Sambik could not care so much. Whenever he passed by a tribe, he had to take away everything he could. As for how these people would survive next, is there any need to ask? Then do you still ask how to survive?

Just look at the refugees around. Sambik never imagined that the powerful Arab Empire would have so many half-naked refugees. After talking to them, he realized that since the end of the last war, most cities in the north have been caught in a refugee crisis.

The government offices in various places didn't even take care of it. They just kept dispersing the refugees, fearing that the refugees would turn their place into a hell. At the beginning, Sambik scolded these officials in the north, but what is he doing now? When he sees refugees approaching his team, he will also raise the whip in his hand. This is the change during this period of time.

There was no other way. Some armies had sympathized with the refugees before, but what was the result? The number of refugees outside was increasing. When you were eating, they were no longer begging, but robbing directly. These refugees knew that they were the imperial army, and robbing military rations was equivalent to rebellion, but everyone could not survive, so who cared whether they rebelled or not?

After experiencing a catastrophe, Sambik's scimitar did not kill the Tang Dynasty soldiers first, but killed his own refugees first. It was after that massacre that he and his men seemed to be reborn. Everyone also knew that after that war, their hands were no longer clean.

Moreover, the food supply is insufficient now. If you don't kill these refugees, your soldiers may kill you after they take away the food. Some generals of the army are too kind, so they have run out of food long ago.

"Do you think the Tang army is just like us, relying on looting for all their supplies?"

Sambik looked at the soldiers surrounding him and felt a little sad. He thought the Arab Empire was extremely powerful, but when the real war started, he realized that sufficient military rations were an unattainable thing, and sometimes the soldiers might even have to fight on an empty stomach.

This was unimaginable before, but now it has become a reality. After hearing what Sambik said, Laf sneered. He didn't know how to explain this. Do you know how far the Tang Dynasty is from us? They are unfamiliar with the place. If we rely on looting to fill our stomachs, I'm afraid we don't need to go to the front line to fight. If we rely on looting to fill our stomachs, I'm afraid the Tang Dynasty's army will starve to death. "Don't think about those useless things. Now we think so much and there will be no good results. What we have to do now is to organize our military rations and various things, and then follow the large army to the battlefield. All refugees will be driven to the north by us, because the existence of these refugees will make the nobles in the capital uncomfortable. Just because of one of their discomfort, these hundreds of thousands or even millions of people will be sent back to the north."

When Laf said this, he also felt extremely ironic. There was plenty of food in the granary of the capital, but why were those people unwilling to take it out? Even if you don't want to help the refugees, we are fighting for the entire empire. Don't we soldiers deserve to eat? Then who are you leaving the food for?
Raf did not say this aloud, but many of his men have already raised this question. We are now fighting for the empire, and even our lives belong to the empire, but we only have a few days of food rations. If there is no new food supply, we may face starvation at any time. Is this the powerful Arab Empire?

"You two come here..."

Just as the two were talking, a cavalryman rushed in from the camp gate. That man was their immediate superior. There must have been new orders. From yesterday morning till now, they have not received any new orders. After all, the surrounding villages have been looted. If they send more people over, they will only see an empty village.

"Your mission is this section, that is, follow the team over there and drive the refugees to the north. If there are people who can't walk, kill them directly. In short, you can't let these people continue to go south. As for whether to give them food, it depends on your own reserves."

The general took out a simple map, and Raf couldn't even understand what was written on it. Fortunately, Sambik had learned it before. If he hadn't, both of them would feel that the things printed on this rag were like a heavenly book.

Sambik still had doubts, but after touching the wound on his body, he finally shut his mouth. He also knew that sometimes such doubts were useless. If you dare to speak out, your general will whip you.

So in this situation, it is best to keep your mouth shut. There are many things that have nothing to do with you, and you don't need to think so much. Just honestly carry out the tasks assigned to you, which will benefit everyone. If you don't perform the tasks, then you will see how your superiors will punish you. Your father's kindness cannot sustain you in the army.

"Prepare for battle."

In desperation, Sambik could only give orders to start their first operation to drive out the refugees. (End of this chapter)