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But at this status, it was absolutely an idiot to accuse Mirno of failing to produce evidence on the spot, so he could only swallow his breath and wait until Charles II was out of breath.

At this time Charles II was angry because the psychological gap was too large. Recently, he has been thinking about the plan of recovering Everta almost every day, and has been unable to consider other things in his mind. The vast area on the map is so fascinating, but when Earl Moore finally returned to the king city, he got a reply that "it is not appropriate to move soldiers now"!

The fragrant steak was grilled and served, and the fork hadn't fallen yet, but it made people feel good about Charles II. But he also understood that Moore was never a targetless person. After complaining a few words, he still took a deep breath and adjusted his mind, and asked, "Speak about the reasons, I hope you can give enough reasons."

"Yes, Your Majesty ... In this battle, the orcs apparently changed their strength due to special reasons, which led to serious losses to the infantry and cavalry ..."

"Wait, what change in strength are you talking about?"

Charles II was a little impatient, and he felt that Count Moore was trying to find a reason to fool himself. Where does Moore know the reason for the orc change? He explained that the natural language was unknown and disappointed Charles II.

"Are there other reasons?"

"There is also a logistical problem ... playing with the orcs this time has cost a lot of manpower and material resources. This is still the case when the distance to the city is close, and the logistical pressure is not great. But if you are heading towards Everta, you must go from Bergen territory. All the way west, collecting food while walking, and at the same time establishing a supply line, but the Bergen territory was just looted by the orcs, and the villages and towns along the way were destroyed ... "

This remark was a bit disturbing, because Milnor never mentioned the loss of the Bergen Territory to Charles II. He only reported that the village was looted, and misreported several casualties. The unsettled granary was robbed and burned, and the population lost a lot.

Moore didn't want to mention these, but if he really entered Everta, this is indeed a problem in front of him. He must say it, otherwise, Charles II would really let him take his soldiers to fight. Where does the food come from?

After hearing what he said, Charles II turned his head and turned to Mirno, who hurriedly returned: "The orcs have plundered Bergen's territory, but the food can still be shipped."

Charles II was the main faction, and Milnor would stand firm with the emperor. If he now retreats, where will the emperor reuse him in the future?

Sometimes this is the case in politics. When forced to the corner, you must stand up. Even if Mirno knows that it is difficult to squeeze out food in the Burgundy territory, it is necessary to tighten the belt and grit your teeth. This is a standpoint. No problem.

"Are there other reasons?"

"Um, and there is ... the orc forces have already withdrawn from Everta. If they shift their forces now, our offense will be very difficult."

"what!?"

Charlie II stood up, his face glumly, "Who told you? Where did you get the news?"

Milnor's forehead was sweating for a moment. He actually received the news early, but in order to allow Charles II to continue the war, he was held by him since last night and never sent to the emperor's desk. However, Milnor did not expect that at this time, Moore would point out the problem. Although the two of them had not seen each other before, but they had not clearly confronted each other, but now the leaking information is obviously intended to tear their faces!

Milnor was so anxious that Moore was now violently killed. Any more words he said could lead to his complete loss. Behind the hatred, Mirno has long lost his calmness ... If it is other problems, he will definitely think about why Moore had to tear his face and dissuade Charles II, but he could lose his son's hatred and his recent battle plan. Failure has given him an involuntary obsession with the matter of "destroying Ephta."

Mirno, full of hatred, did not know that he had fallen into the pit dug by Roddy.

Why didn't Roddy kill Mirno at the beginning? Because he knew at that time that the royal family was essentially a tumor. It was easy to remove the tumor, and it was straightforward to push with the elite troops. But the use of force to conquer the entire kingdom brings countless hidden dangers. If he wants to truly achieve his political goals, Roddy can never take the initiative to declare war.

If power changes occur, what civilians and most lords need is not the new king who stepped on them, but the "savior" who saved them from fire and water.

How to achieve this? Quite simply, let the royal family lose themselves in greed and hatred.

Milnor is just a small ring in all of Roddy's plans. He originally intended to use more means to subtly affect Charles II, but he did not expect that the "bomb" he had bought at the time was completely detonated. .

"The orcs withdraw from Everta? This is impossible! Count Moore, I hope you can explain the source!"

Mirno was serious, obviously asking Moore to give an explanation. The latter originally thought that Charles II knew the news, but when he saw the scene in front of him, he immediately understood the reason, and a chill burst into his heart.

Forcing His Majesty in the Drums, what exactly does Mirnor want to do?

Milnor was not originally a power minister, but only recently became Charles II's most trusted aristocracy. But in just a few months, he actually infiltrated the power to such an extent that even Charles II ...

Earl Moore figured it all out, and immediately realized that he was in a dilemma: to continue to expose and desperately dissuade him; or to just blame this step directly?

He glanced up at Mirno with a bruised forehead, then turned to look at Charles II, who had been loyal all the time, and slowly said, "Sorry, majesty, I didn't confirm the news, but the soldiers died from the traffickers. Hear there. I "

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Charlie II exhaled and waved his hand: "Forget it, I know your lead soldiers are exhausted, so you don't need to go this time."

Leaving no mention of anything else, just let Moore exit, the signal brought by this attitude is already obvious. Earl Moore knew he had been removed from the core of Elson's royal power and couldn't help sighing, but he was far more decisive than Charles II. Now that he had made this decision, he immediately accepted the reality: "Long live Your Majesty."

He took a few steps back, turned and walked without hesitation.

Loyalty to the emperor is what he should do. But if the Her Majesty embarked on a path of self-destruction, the scene in which Moore did not plan to bury him together before the army of Sauron had made him realize ... that this kind of enemy can still be dripping. Everta, far more powerful than Charles II imagined.

As a qualified general, he would not take his army to death. As a qualified politician, he also made the choices that all nobles would make.

After all, no one wants to be a cannon fodder.