Eagle Byzantium

The moment Gawain entered, Palomio screamed strangely and leaned back, avoiding the ax blade swung by Gawain. He held the hilt of the sword with both hands and struck Gawain's abdomen. , that piece of unlined clothing was immediately cut, and it was fresh Blood also seeped out, and then Gawain did not stop, but continued to move forward in the strong wind. When Palomio's sword blade slashed to the side, the steel-like head snatched it up and hit it directly like a meteorite. onto Barromio's helmet and face.

There was a crisp sound - Gawain's forehead was bleeding, and Palomio's nose guard was bent, and blood also flew out of his eye sockets and nostrils.

Screaming, Palomio staggered backwards for two steps, tripped over a stone, and sat on the ground. His face was covered with blood, and he could only see Gawain's dark shadow approaching quickly again, and he shouted He yelled "Bastard" and swung his sword again, but it was his own scream that was heard first - his sword blade cut his thigh.

Gawain turned sideways and quickly dodged, and then the iron arm held Palomio's hand holding the sword, and twisted it upward. Palomio's hand straightened out with a cry, and the sword fell to the ground in extreme pain. . Gawain's other arm swung Phiteas's small battle ax, and struck Palomio's arm with a "click, click, click" strike three times in a row. The flesh, flesh and bone residue all collapsed onto Gawain's face. —and then, "This is the revenge of Phiteas." ", Gawain tore off Palomio's wrist, and with a wave of his hand, the wrist with the blood and bones of the "broken lotus root" was thrown aside. Palomio's face was as pale as a dead man, holding the broken arm. arms, crawling to pick up his own stumps.

On the boulder, the soldiers were so frightened that their calves were like sieves and they could hardly stand. But when Palomio's son saw his father transform into such a miserable state in an instant, he was so frightened that his hands shook and he couldn't bear it. Ah shouted, picked up the crossbow hidden under his robe, and pointed it at Gawain.

Gawain, however, held the ax handle upside down, grabbed Palomio's neck, dragged him up, turned him around, like a human shield, and the arrow shot from the crossbow of Palomio's son, poof The sound flew directly into Palomio's abdomen, and the Greek nobleman immediately vomited a ball of blood.

"Father!" his son cried out in pain.

"Despicable!" All the Italian soldiers who witnessed what happened, thinking that the Barromeos and his sons had destroyed the fairness of "Holmganga", shouted and rushed onto the rocks, and there was a scuffle all around.

"Gawain, you are blaspheming and insulting the emperor..." Barromio, who was being strangled, continued to vomit blood and rolled his eyes in anger.

"I'm sorry, I am not loyal to your emperor." With that said, Gawain tore off the purple tassel ribbon tied around his neck and threw it in the air to let it fly.

The ax blade fell, and all the protruding organs on Palomio's face - his eyelids, bridge of nose, and lips - were cut off. He became a bloody, faceless man, covering his face with one hand, kneeling on the ground and moaning. "This is Erikson's!"

Gawain shouted, then turned the ax upside down, raised the protruding sharp part at the top, made two gestures, and then smashed into Palomio's helmet like lightning, and the iron pieces and hoops immediately shattered and scattered. Opening, Palomio's head and shoulders twitched a few times, and then he fell completely to the ground with the ax in hand.

The clouds in the sky passed quickly. Gawain pulled out his ax and threw it away. He wiped the blood on his face, dragged Palomio's mutilated and dirty body, dragged it to the shroud, and simply wrapped it. Two times, and then kicked him into the deep valley. Then, he saw the purple ribbon, still fluttering in the wind, and soon flew to the other side of the cliff, very far away...

One day later, Gawain took these three hundred people, as well as the severed heads of Palomio's son and his own soldiers, to the city of Nicaea.

At this moment, the bells in the holy city were ringing sadly, and dense Turkic troops and Pauline believers were standing outside the city gate, ready to take over the city.

When the bronze cast-iron gate slowly opened, the leading Paulist believers shouted in unison and poured into the city of Nicaea. Of course, they were willing to abide by the peace treaty with Rom Sultan Giliki - but in Kabei Under Amiya's insistence, she must lead the believers and leave her mark on this city that symbolizes the religious beliefs of the entire Roman Empire.

The so-called "brand" is the golden-handed female consul, supported by armed believers, riding a horse through the straight streets of Nicaea and arriving in front of the cathedral lined with buildings - she must follow the instructions in advance It is a challenge, an insult, and a pride to make one's horse wet in front of the temples, altars, and miracles of Orthodoxy.

Cabernetia, with a cheerful face, dismounted her horse in front of the red and white door of the church. She was just about to take the reins and put the plan into action - then, her eyes saw the sight of a horse being tied to a horse. In front of the doorpost of the church, a black mare peed on the floor and slid down the steps. When the mare saw her, she mewed twice to show that she was familiar with her.

Cabeamia's hand loosened her grip, and her horse ran wildly up the steps, rubbing elbows with the black mare. It looked very warm, but the consul still had a dumbfounded expression. It was as if he had been hit suddenly and violently, whether he wanted to leave or stay.

All the Pauline believers stopped in their tracks when they saw their consul's appearance.

Under the doorpost, a burly man in armor was sitting on it, whittling something on the wooden block with a machete. Then he saw Cabeamiya and stood up in shock, "It's you. "

The female archon's reaction - she revealed her golden hands under her robe and covered her face completely, "You are not dead..." With this **, she slowly squatted down.

At this moment, Gawain looked at her attire and outfit, as well as the posture of this team, and understood the true identity of this female liar in his heart. It turned out to be a heretic female demon king.

"So you want me to die, what a vicious girl." Gawain said angrily.

Diogenes, who was wrapped in wounds behind him, hung one arm and walked over, "You are actually the leader of the remnants of Tevris's rebellion. Well - this time we are at a disadvantage, so let's spare you. This is the temple of the sacred Lord, not a place for your horses to urinate and defecate. Even if the Turkish soldiers take over immediately, such rude and blasphemous behavior cannot be allowed."

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When the guard was enthusiastic, Sabina stared at these people, and then a few pieces of dung fell down and hit the white ground of the church.

The whole scene froze, and everyone was a little embarrassed, which made this originally tragic retreat tinged with an absolutely ridiculous color. Afterwards, Cabeamia still covered her face in embarrassment, no longer wanting to insult the Orthodox religion, and did not dare to face Gawain directly, but rode on the horse and retreated by herself, while Gawain stared at her fiercely, put down his hands, and went to shovel Sabina's feces first.

About an hour later, Gawain made a cross with the wood and prepared to erect it in front of the tombs of the two military servants, and then he withdrew from the city with the guards and others.

The great patriarch of Nicaea, Desiderius, also followed Gawain's team of about 700 people, followed by thousands of citizens, merchants and clergy who were unwilling to be ruled by paganism.