349 298. The Prince of Trade destroys.

"... Nevertheless, Chancellor Gilbert thinks it all out, doesn't he?

Sursis Kingdom, Harbor.

Metal sounds echo over and over from Gachan, Gachan, Gachan and Anemone Kingdom ships. The knights moved it exactly as I instructed them to.

Speak up to Val, who stares at me from behind, as he looks at them repeatedly fine-tuning me from one to one hundred.

Chemetho and Sefek, beside him, the knights will manipulate them. He stared at it with a rare glimmer. "Wow" "Wow...!" I think the child's pure eyes are really cute.

They carried us to the ship with special abilities, and they boarded my ship as directed by Chancellor Gilbert. "To finish the work from the Lord just now," he said. Even if I did hear Pride's orders to him, this one would be more efficient than just running around the whole country to the dark clouds.... Rather, it is also believed that Chancellor Gilbert set it up to do so.

"I can't believe the target is that way. I know exactly."

"If you have time to move your mouth, move on.... This one's been waiting and frustrating.

I say it back with a grin that you won't even allow me to speak to myself. With his arms together and his tongue pounding, he finally began to tantrum to the floor with his feet. I'm guessing you're unhappy that you're staying on this occasion, or even more so that the status quo, which is consequently following Prime Minister Gilbert's words, may be unwillingness.

'So shall we reduce the size of our enemy soldiers?

Chancellor Gilbert Butler.

I've been asking the prides for a long time that he's a very good and mindless prime minister.

There is no better person to move people than he, that ability is enough to envy Prince Steele as well.... and I'm seeing that fact now, too.

Gachan, and. At the end of the fine-tuning, the knight also returns a signal of completion. Exhaling that all you have to do is ignite, this time from another direction the knight says, "We have a report from the castle of the kingdom of Sursis that we are ready!" and tells me. Early, I thought it would still take some time to get it all done.

"Okay. Okay, this one too.

Nod at them and look in the direction of the target. Wait for my signal. I'll call them one by one, including confirming the target coordinates. There's no doubt about the amount of gunpowder, the direction and the angle. And finally, declare the name of the target

"Goal, in front of the castle gate of the kingdom of Sursis.

Let go.

Shortly after my signal, my ears were split from everywhere the vibration and sound of Don, and my hearing was temporarily blocked like a tinnitus.

All cannons mounted on the proud ship of our kingdom of Anemone are now unleashed.

Gather in front of the castle of the kingdom of Sursis, toward the enemy soldiers.

……

In front of the castle of the kingdom of Sursis.

All of a sudden, a roar broke through the ground itself.

In front of the castle, there is no one but enemy soldiers who had already gathered to invade the castle. The castle gate was not surrounded by soldiers or knights since the column was originally blocked with bronze statues. The knights and soldiers who were instead consolidating around the castle were also now all moving the conflagration site to the eastern west of the castle, including the wounded, as if they had abandoned it in front of the gate.

of Gilbert, by means of extraction.

The enemy soldier, who thought that he had only broken the guard on the front door, where the invasion would never materialize while it was always prevented, was now concentrating his troops and their enormous number on the gate.... never expected to be shot in the cannon from afar there.

It was not the castle itself that was damaged, but the castle itself. With unlikely accuracy, all the artillery was shot into a position dozens of meters away from it, not the castle.

The castle itself has nothing to do with it except that the enemy soldiers were slammed against the wall by a blast. But for this reason, the fence to protect the perimeter of the castle broke, fell off, blew up, and the outer walls already destroyed by the enemy soldiers collapsed even more gallantly.

It was stuck inside, every enemy soldier.

No way, I'm in the main force. Furthermore, no one expected to act in such a way as to destroy parts of the castle as a result. So much so that the enemy soldiers mistakenly threw bombs in order to destroy the castle for each of us again.

"Thank you for your permission to fire. Lord Regent Fergus, Chancellor Dario, … and His Majesty King Joan.

Thanks for the king's absence. and to the giggling Jill Bale. They each returned their words. As a result, many of the enemy soldiers who were about to swallow the castle were rendered powerless and, furthermore, completely harmless to their own soldiers and knights. And they gave permission to destroy and shell every wall and fence in front of the castle, knowing it in the absence of the king. But still, I think with a blurred head.

I wonder why we gave permission to fight back like this.

If the sniper arm of the cannon is bad.

If the aim goes off at all.

If the kingdom of Anemone betrays this one.

If you were lucky enough to be left with soldiers and knights around the castle.

The damage was unusual. On the contrary, in some cases it is fully possible that it has become the worst hand to dawn the castle on enemy soldiers.

Yet, for some reason, I was persuaded.

To Jilbert's words, it is not just Regents and Chancellors. Even Joan, the king, was convinced and snorted. In front of Jilbelle, Joan was also staring at Jilbelle with dishy eyes over the video, just like the Regent and Chancellor, who swallows his mouth incredibly. And Pride, sitting in line next to Joan, roared in his heart alone, as he forced his mouth end up to the way it was.

... boulders, genius strategists.

I was made to judge as brilliantly as I wished.

With that in mind, Pride once again breathes into the Jill Bale setting he knew in his previous life's games. Even Pride, who was listening next to Yoan, once was convinced and convinced of his success in talking about Jilbel's shelling permit.... No, it should be precisely that Jilbel induced them to decide that it was the best after being convinced.

Persuasion is not such a sweet thing. Before talking about the reckless strategy of attacking the castle with artillery, Gilbert began to explain the current state of the kingdoms of Anemone and Sursis. Just as Joan and the others think that there is a way to do it, and this is how it should be done.

That phrase, as if it had also been hypnotized, would surely have recalled nine years ago if Style had listened. It was an easy "persuasion" if Jilbel's hands were to infiltrate the upper echelons of the castle with bad reviews of pride.

Naturally, Jilbel was stretched through the certainty of success and the precautions and precautions he had calculated on multiple occasions for that reason, but that was still not the original permission for the King and the Second Prince to unload him in his absence.

But I let him down. As a result, some damage was done to the castle, but a massive sweep of enemy soldiers was made at once. After this, even if Lance or Cedric were to pursue this matter, Jilbert would convince them the same way. Above all, as a result, all human beings in their own armies are intact. Only enemy soldiers could be greatly damaged.

... Speaking of which, it's like Jill Route was knocking down the castle tower in the final showdown with both Pride scaffolding leading up to and destroying the attackers.

Though I didn't think so, Pride further cramped his cramped mouth.

"Now, quite a few enemy soldiers will have been swept away now. The rest can be adequately addressed by temporarily evacuated knights and soldiers to the east and south.

Although this is also thanks to the skill of Prince Leon. and speaking lightly, he connected to Leon again. He was originally the knight of the Kingdom of Friesia, where even the enemy soldiers of the great army were suppressed in small numbers. He is not an enemy, such as a soldier who was wounded and greatly reduced to number after the collapse of cooperation.

"Thank you, Prince Leon. The shelling is a successful success. He was really brilliant.

'No, not at all. Prime Minister Gilbert's credit for specifying possible target coordinates within the range of our artillery.

I'm nothing. and humbled Leon returns with a grin. As it was, Leon opened his mouth, as I recall, before letting the correspondents cut him off when he briefly meets with Jilbell about his plans for the rest of this.

"By the way, Chancellor Gilbert.... where is Pride now?

After this, I wanted to connect the communication. and continued to Leon, Jilbell solidified without breaking his grin.

There is one telecommuter at Leon's disposal. Only Jill Bale is sending footage to Anemone's ship after moving the ship further.

He says the Anemone army is still unaware of Pride's injuries.

And I still have to tell you. Jilbel was convinced with a sixth sense without reason.

As I have hidden from Arthur and the other knights, Leon should not be recklessly told about the wounding of Pride either.

The seeds of agitation must not be scattered into their own armies on the battlefield. Because one agitation or anxiety is directly linked not only to the person but also to the surrounding damage and death.

But there was no reason to lie to Leon, the collaborator and first prince, when Jilbel connected the words with a laugh and desperately came up with the best response in his brain.

"Hey, Leon, how long have you been talking?"

Suddenly, the fury I heard from the footage from Leon echoed. Leon, with his eyes rounded as if he had been stuck by surprise, turned in one direction and said, "I'm coming now," gently returning to the Lord of the Voice.

'I'm sorry, then I'll excuse myself here.

Yeah, thank you very much. and gently returned to Leon, while Jilbert stroked his chest down with relief. I sincerely thank Val for his work in unexpected places. After finishing his last greeting, Leon finished the correspondence with a smooth grin.

To Pride, 'I'll take care of it'. Leave a message for Jill Bale.