Reincarnated as a boss tyrant in the game

Tosi, who had been diligently maintaining order in the refugee camp, witnessed the entire battle.

He stood silently in place, gazing at the scene before him, speechless for a long time.

His heart was filled with both admiration for the bravery and skill of the Royal Knights and sorrow for the cruelty of the war.

Standing on the war-torn battlefield, Tosi looked at the Royal Knights, who were not far away, reorganizing their ranks, and his heart was filled with mixed feelings.

His eyes were filled with shock, admiration, and barely suppressed anger.

The intense and brief battle had given him a deep understanding of the Royal Knights' power: their iron-like charge, their exquisite horsemanship and swordsmanship, their strict discipline, and their efficient teamwork, all of which made him realize that this was an elite force capable of changing the course of the war.

However, it was precisely this strength that made Tosi even more angry.

In his opinion, such a powerful force should have stepped forward when the country was in danger of rebellion.

They should have rushed to the border to punish those rebellious border kings who were trying to split the empire, to protect every inch of the empire's territory and every one of its people.

But now, they were holed up in the central provinces, biding their time, as if they were blind to the war and suffering in other parts of the empire.

Tosi's thoughts drifted back to the tragic battle scenes of the past. He remembered his subordinates and colleagues who fought alongside him, bravely fighting the enemy, with loyalty to the empire and love for their homeland. In the end, they fell one by one on the battlefield, becoming victims of this rebellion.

And now, the Royal Knights, with such great power, had failed to lend a helping hand in time. How could this not make him feel heartbroken? The breath in his chest felt like a heavy stone, suffocating him.

Just then, Soren's voice suddenly rang in his ears, inappropriately: "You are angry, angry at the power of the Royal Knights?"

The voice was like a thunderbolt, instantly waking Tosi from his reverie.

He turned his head sharply and saw Soren standing behind him at some point. He was shocked and felt a strong sense of unease.

"Guards!" Tosi shouted almost without thinking.

He knew that the refugee camp was now in chaos, with a mixed bag of people, and no one could guarantee that there were no rebel spies hidden inside.

If His Highness the Crown Prince appeared here alone and was attacked by assassins, the consequences would be unimaginable.

He looked around anxiously, trying to find the guards, while secretly blaming himself for his carelessness in failing to protect the Crown Prince's safety.

Soren saw Tosi's nervous look, waved his hand gently, and showed a confident and indifferent expression on his face, slowly saying: "Well, I am also an eighth-order knight. I have gone through many difficulties and strict training, and my own strength is still quite considerable. In this chaotic place, I still have enough self-protection. You don't need to worry so much."

He paused, looked into the distance, his expression became serious, and continued: "There are many difficulties and far-reaching strategic considerations as to why the Royal Knights cannot leave the central provinces. Now the empire is facing hidden dangers in all directions. The three alien border kings are eyeing our territory covetously. They are constantly looking for loopholes in our defense, trying to take advantage of the situation.

The beastmen in the northwest are even more barbaric and warlike by nature. They often invade our borders, burning, killing, looting, and committing all kinds of evil. The Royal Knights in the central provinces are like the empire's sea-stabilizing needle. With their reputation and powerful combat power, they have formed a powerful deterrent to these external forces, preventing them from easily provoking large-scale wars and wantonly infringing on our territory.

Once the Royal Knights are trapped in a certain place, the border kings in other directions will definitely notice the emptiness of our defenses. They will never let go of such a god-given opportunity. At that time, the empire will be in a desperate situation on all sides, and we will not be able to cope with attacks from all sides, and the people will fall into even deeper disasters."

Tosi listened to Soren's explanation, stunned for a moment. His original dissatisfaction and doubts about the Royal Knights seemed to be illuminated by a light at this moment, and he instantly understood the stakes involved.

He couldn't help but admire the Crown Prince's foresight and overall vision, and at the same time felt a tinge of shame for his previous narrow-minded thoughts.

At this moment, the Crown Prince's guards began to work in an orderly manner. They quickly organized the refugees,

According to the predetermined plan and route, the refugees were arranged to enter the city in an orderly manner.

The guards patiently comforted the refugees, helped the old, weak, sick, and disabled to carry their luggage, maintained order on the scene, and ensured that the process of entering the city could proceed smoothly, minimizing the panic and anxiety of the refugees.

Although the whole scene was busy, it appeared orderly under the command of the guards, giving people a glimpse of the rare light of hope in this chaotic world.

Tosi frowned, the anger in his heart was difficult to calm down. He looked directly into Soren's eyes, his tone with a hint of urgency and unwillingness, and asked: "Your Highness, are we just going to watch the rebels rampage on the empire's land, burning, killing, and looting, without doing anything? The people are living in misery. Every day of delay will result in more innocent lives being lost and more homes being destroyed. As guardians of the empire, how can we sit idly by?"

Soren looked at Tosi's excited expression, but a meaningful smile appeared on his face. He shook his head gently and said slowly: "No, Tosi, I understand your feelings, but we can't act rashly now.

Think about it, the rebellion in the northwest was just put down less than two years ago. That war devastated the northwestern region of the empire. Both the army and the people are still struggling to recover. And the crisis of the beastmen going south was just repelled less than a year ago. Those fierce battles also consumed a lot of the empire's manpower, material resources, and financial resources.

Our army is already exhausted from these constant wars and urgently needs time to rest and replenish its troops and equipment. The empire is also like a patient who has just recovered from a serious illness and needs to recuperate and restore its own strength and vitality.

Those border kings have taken advantage of the fact that the empire is currently in such a weakened state to launch a rebellion at this time. They are trying to take advantage of the situation and seek their own interests.

Therefore, we must now stabilize our position and wait for a suitable opportunity to counterattack the rebels when we are sure that we can succeed in one fell swoop, rather than blindly attacking, so as not to fall into a more dangerous situation.

Tosi listened quietly to Soren's words, and the anger in his heart gradually subsided, replaced by deep thought about the current situation.