Albrecht's Chronicles

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Albrecht thought to whom he would leave the proprietary business and moved the army first.

After returning to Yatai 'kr to refurbish the troops, he planned to make his way to the Sanctuary. The major cities on the Lyant coastline, starting from Yatai, were seven cities in total. One of them was Holy Spirit Zairex.

Apart from the seven major cities, there were small medium-sized cities or villages, and if you go further inland, there were rugged villages. I heard the nomads live further inland than that.

One of the new things I learned when I came to the eastern continent is that, like the Eurasian continent of the Earth, the sea comes out when I go east.

As Albrecht doesn't have a satellite map, and since the map itself is a precious era, we can't estimate its size, but we don't know if it's a small continent or if we'll have to cross oceans like the Americas to know what's coming back.

What troubled Albrecht more than Don was the geopolitical location of the coastal cities. It was never the right geopolitical location to build a defense.

The southern, eastern and northern sides are clearly open, making forts unsuitable for long-range defense. Frontline defenses are just nonsense.

If an enemy comes out on a maneuver with a large army, it is not a structure that can be stopped.

However, because of the age limitations, it was actually difficult to operate troops that exceeded the size of Satan, so it was a better situation.

There was no sharp point. In order to protect the people, we had to build a small fortress on the elements inland and and turn it into territory or leave it to the Knights.

It was obvious that funds would be spent more than I could have imagined. It was a business that would continue for generations. It was never the end of Albrecht's life.

Despite completing the business, the country was not a good place to live because of its inherently poor geopolitical location.

After all, he managed seven cities on the Leight coast and eight cities up to Hyveron, building a defense line inland based on money exclusive to silk and porcelain.

“Kid! You've got one hell of a sword! ”

Carpen and Randolph face each other as the army is preparing to march.

Carfen helped people in the city, prayed with believers like a military priest, or played with Randolph.

Hermann, the knights, and the soldiers were surrounded by smiles and watching them.

I've never seen Carfen wield his sword properly, so I don't know how good he really is at fighting, but avoiding him is incredibly well.

Albrecht was looking at the two slingshots, and Randolph did not dig around like he did in the first match, but occupied the space.

If you know it, you can see it's not a sword fight, it's a foot fight.

Karfen doesn't strike back with his sword, so he eventually falters slightly on one side and stumbles over the boulder.

“Oh, boy. Why are you learning so fast? It's not funny.”

Randolph only days after his first encounter, quickly realizes what's at stake. At first, however, I felt tense, but to this day, Carfen was no match for him.

Randolph bows slightly to the fallen Karphen and leaves. The soldiers who were watching nearby raised Carfen up and stood him up.

Albrecht looks back and sees the sun set to the west. A void came out of nowhere.

One more day on the march, you can see Yatai from afar. You can see the repairs on the old yellow-colored walls everywhere.

Instead of hiring architects and bricklayers to make professional repairs, the soldiers and citizens rushed to make repairs, which seemed a bit odd.

I saw a lot of people going around the city. From the outside, the city seemed to be normalized.

They were surprised to see Albrecht's army approaching from afar, but soon they saw the flag of the knights and were a little nervous and not afraid. Some of them waved their hands.

Albrecht leads an army into the city. The soldiers left it at the gate, and when they saw Albrecht, they lowered their heads to show their respects.

Seeing that it is not a modern army, he expressed his example in a way that he could.

There was no grand improvement. Everyone in the city looks down at Albrecht and his army.

They had not been rulers for a long time, but now they intuitively knew Albrecht had become their master.

People were native to the city and many of Albrecht's prisoners were released. Many of the prisoners have not returned home.

It looks like Albrecht's economy is turning to loot from his garrison. Not as vibrant as it used to be, but the city was in full swing.

After the fall of Hyveron, the boat passage reopened naturally.

“Albrecht!”

From a distance, Diego smiles and approaches on horseback. My cheeks were thin and snowy, but I felt overworked rather than unable to eat.

Albrecht smiles and says.

“Well done. Diego.”

Diego smiled and said.

“Don't bother. I wasn't in Eijas. ”

Next to Diego, you see a man named Khalid. He looks down at Albrecht.

Diego looks at Khalid and says,

“Without Khalid, I might already be dead. ”

Albrecht only smiles at Khalid.

I entered the official office and received a report from Diego in the office. The palace itself was built to allow for good windage, so the inside office was also cool.

“I lent money to people, sold supplies. It's the same thing after all, but the money has to go back first. ”

Albrecht nods. I thought it was really good. It was not a place to farm. If the money doesn't flow, the city dies.

“Thanks to you, I live in peace. Thank you."

Albrecht says Diego only smiles back. Albrecht looked at the brief documents and decided to bring up the exclusive story.

“From what I hear about these people, they don't look like North Continental Cities. Looks like the clans are in business together. I mean, there are a few powerful tribes, but they're basically self-made. So there was no tax way, and I decided to monopolize silk and porcelain. What do you think?”

Diego opens his eyes and says.

“I was going to tell you. I didn't think you'd think of that first. ”

Around the office, Albrecht pointed to the chin, looking at the overview of Diego's written documents.

“He suggested it. ”

Diego turns to him. Carpen also took his eyes off the document and looked at Diego.

“What are you looking at? You've never seen an investigation before? ”

Diego glanced at the strange rhetoric dressed in chained armor underneath his burial suit, smiling and not embarrassed.

“Nice to meet you. I am Diego Lines, Lord of Vivar. ”

Even though Diego introduced himself, Carpen did not introduce himself.

“Did you write all this? ”

“Yes?”

Karfen frowns as if he didn't like something.

“Aren't you being a little thorough? Why don't you get some people to do it? ”

As Carpen points out the usual, Diego frowns slightly.

“I don't think it's any of your business. ”

Karpen shrugs his eyebrows once and smiles for a moment.

“Well, it's none of my business. Then work hard. ”

After saying that, Carpen leaves the office.

Albrecht was embarrassed to see Karfen leave. Neither Randolph nor Hermann knew why these people wanted to fight first when they first met.

But Albrecht came up with something. It's hard to say what I want to say to Diego, but I keep my mouth shut.

“Diego. The, uh, monopoly. I think I'll leave that to Carpen. ”

Diego thought the name of the grumpy investigator who just left was Carpen. Eventually, he did not hear the name with his own mouth. And he looks at Albrecht and just smiles kindly.

“Amigo, I don't like that guy's first impression, but I do if you believe me. Don't mind me. But did you think it through? Exclusivity is not a business that costs a fortune or two. You have to be trustworthy. ”

Albrecht looks out at Carpen's direction.

“I don't think you'd lie to me any more than you would. You can kill him if you're joking. It would be good to take a look at them and assess their competencies. ”

Diego nods. I didn't feel very bad about it.

No matter how much friends got involved with money or business, things could get ugly. But Diego, who I had felt before, kept his good side.

Albrecht glanced at Diego like that and said,

“Diego. If I take back the shrine and take all the coastal cities, I'll write you a permit. Set up a branch. ”

Modern Earth used to be an insider trading right now, but no one here could ever arrest Albrecht.

Diego smiles beautifully.

“Thank you, amigo. ”

Originally, he had to give a huge fortune to get a business license from the lord. Then, from the North continent's point of view, how much does a silk or ceramics business permit have to pay for in the way that passes?

Diego doesn't have the money for it, and he beats it with his body. Even as Albrecht, he wouldn't be able to sit at the head of his desk and fight, and it would be difficult to make Yatai a node. In the end, there was nothing free for either of them.

Albrecht looked at Diego and said,

“Let's go to the Sanctuary together. Supply Feel.”

But Diego's work isn't done yet. The supply work of the Knights, judged by the ignorant, was not easy.

Diego nods, smiling silently.

The next day, he told me to leave Yatai to Carpen and drive Silk and Porcelain proprietary businesses. And Albrecht himself led the army out of the city.

“I'll take all the Knights' wealth and give it to you. Look forward to it. ”

Carfen, a weirdo, walks the army out and screams at you again. But Albrecht only smiled for a moment.

“Suit yourself. Investigation.”

At Albrecht's words, Karphen grins. Leading an army across the city, people came out to watch.

Albrecht looks at them and thinks:

"Some of them may be cross-bred, some may be solar. ’

Philipp's slaughter didn't stop him completely, but unlike Earth history, he probably bled less.

Suddenly, when I first joined the Crusades, I thought about killing one person, killing 10 people. And what's the difference between killing 100 and 1,000 people? On the contrary, is it better to kill one person instead of 1,000?

It reminds me of Philip, who died a while ago. Albrecht tried to kill him because he didn't know what he would do if he left him in the city.

Then, by killing that one, did I save many people? I don't know.

Albrecht is at the forefront, thinking about it, and a little girl with big eyes takes a flower and gives it to Albrecht.

Albrecht pauses his army and leans over the horse for flowers. I smelled the scent for a moment and put flowers on the sides of my chest. At least now it didn't seem like a surrender.

Albrecht smiled and said, looking at the little girl.

“Thank you."

Chapter 11 The End of People's Life.

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