From Wild Mage to Wizard King

After the first-order knight sent the message to Fortress No. 3.

In less than ten days, after Roland arranged the defense measures for Fortress No. 3, he led eight legions and marched further north.

Although Fortress No. 3 was already safe after Roland cleared the greenskin tribe near Fortress No. 3, Roland still kept all the injured auxiliaries behind just in case.

With these auxiliary troops, even if a new green-skinned tribe wanders here, Fortress No. 3 can easily be defended.

After dozens of days of marching, Roland led the army to their destination on August 10th.

Since Roland was located to the south, the scattered green-skin tribes along the way were basically massacred by the army that set out first.

Therefore, Roland's journey was basically smooth, and he only encountered some scattered green-skinned orcs.

Because I communicated with the Locke Resistance in advance.

The Locke resistance also knew the situation on Roland's side more than twenty days in advance.

Although Roland, a wizard who had just come from Sinar for less than a year, was a little surprised to be able to raise an army of 50,000. He felt that Roland had exaggerated the number of troops. By then, it would be good to have 10,000 soldiers.

However, under the repeated emphasis of the messenger knight, the logistics officer responsible for coordinating the coalition forces finally prepared the location and logistics supplies for Roland in advance with a standard of about 50,000 people.

Therefore, when Roland arrived at the destination with the army, the logistics officer looked at the huge army and was glad that he listened to the messenger knight's advice just in case.

The logistics officer immediately sent out guidance personnel to communicate with Roland.

After confirming each other's identities, Roland, under the guidance of the guides and under the curious gaze of soldiers stationed elsewhere, led the army to the location prepared for them by the logistics officer.

After arriving at the location, Roland asked Hela to take charge of setting up camp, and he followed the guides directly out of the location and went to the central camp.

While following the guide, Roland also saw other military forces of the Locke Resistance.

Apart from ordinary conventional military forces, what concerned Roland the most were the several extraordinary knights stationed around the central camp.

This is the military legacy left after the demise of the Donnar Knight Kingdom, and it is currently the most powerful military force of the Locke Resistance.

Unlike those quick-achieving extraordinary beings under Roland's command.

Before the green tide swept across Donnar, the members of these extraordinary knights were basically elites selected from countless noble knights. At the worst, they were first-order knights who had received complete extraordinary education. Moreover, they could only When in reserve, it is common for internal members to have second- and third-level knights. Only knights who are fourth-level and have completed their ascension are eligible to become captains.

In addition to the extremely high quality standards of knights, their weapons are all carefully designed, rare and expensive extraordinary equipment, coupled with long-lasting and extensive training, these extraordinary knights have almost no shortcomings except that they are rare in number and expensive. .

Even if these extraordinary knights face an all-out attack by the entire Green Tide, they are still a decisive military force.

Even though a large number of knights from these extraordinary knights were killed in the battle against the green tide, and basically all of them were disabled, they were still strong.

Looking at the large number of first- and second-order knights in his field of vision, Roland took a few more curious glances.

However, it was just a few more glances. Although Roland was curious about the specific strength of these knights, he still controlled his curiosity and did not extend his senses to their camp.

After all, these extraordinary knights are the ones Roland wants to fight for unity with, so he has to be polite.

After taking a few glances, Roland also followed the guide into the central camp.

"Please wait here for a moment."

The guide whispered to Roland.

After seeing Roland nod slightly, the guide also walked into the depths of the camp.

After the conductor left, Roland also stood there, silently sizing up his surroundings.

The decoration in the camp is relatively simple and simple. Apart from the necessary furniture, there is basically nothing superfluous.

It seems that Locke is pretty good.

As the current leader of Locke's resistance, Locke did not waste resources to maintain the so-called aristocratic style.

Much better than Eleanor from the south, whose first thing after being promoted to legend and becoming the leader of the Union Army was to spend a lot of resources building a palace.

Locke, from the Knight Kingdom of Denica, is an old knight who is quite famous throughout Sinar.

Donnar, as the place of origin of mankind, once gave birth to the first human empire in human history, the Central Empire.

However, less than a few hundred years after its birth, with the disintegration of the dwarf empire in the Dragon's Back Mountains, the imperial power of the Central Empire, which had lost foreign aggression, also weakened rapidly.

Coupled with the fact that humans moved out of East Nar and expanded to West Nar, and the knight kingdoms in various places became stronger and stronger, the feudal system of the central empire quickly fell apart. Except for the capital and the surrounding areas, the remaining places were broken into countless knight kingdoms. .

Apart from the title of Donnar's co-lord of mankind, the Central Kingdom's strength is basically no different from other knight kingdoms.

Subsequently, under the social environment and cultural customs of the time, the various knight kingdoms that split off from Donnar evolved means of resolving conflicts by relying on personal force, such as fighting and knight competitions.

Even in the previous knightly battles in the Knights Kingdom, both parties agreed on a time and place for a knightly duel.

Therefore, under this trend, in addition to fighting between countries, various fighting competitions have evolved among the people to resolve conflicts.

Although this means of resolving conflicts effectively eased the conflicts, it also weakened the war potential of the various knight kingdoms in Donnar, resulting in the knights who were used to fighting alone, no matter how strong they were, could only be swallowed up by the green tide one by one.

As for the Knights, they were small in number and not used to the unrestrained all-out war of the green tide, so they naturally could not fight against the green tide.

And Locke, he was a high-level knight who became famous throughout Donnar in the past hundred years with his strong personal strength and firm knight will through a series of knight competitions. He was also one of the few high-level knights in Donnar who could fight out of the green tide with his personal strength. Even when he fought out, he still had the strength to escort a group of refugees out.

Therefore, he not only had a deep influence on the remaining Donnar knights, but also had a considerable influence on the ordinary people of Donnar.

In addition to the areas controlled by the Locke rebels, he also had a considerable influence in other areas of the coalition army.

Roland silently thought about the information he had collected about Locke.

What kind of person is the real Locke?

Is he a noble knight as described in the intelligence, or an ambitious person who holds power tightly like Eleanor but disguises himself better.

If it is the former, Roland does not want to conflict with Locke if possible, but if a conflict really occurs, Roland can only express regret.

If it is the latter, it will be much simpler. First, join him, then make military achievements, improve prestige, and then find ways to win over other forces. When the preparations are almost done, find an opportunity to kill him directly, and then throw the blame on Green Tide.

Roland silently thought about how he should treat Locke.

While thinking, the guide came out of the camp and said to Roland.

"Please come in, Lord Locke is waiting for you inside."

Roland raised his head, smiled and nodded at the guide, then walked past him and walked in.