Chapter 100

Everyone came to the lobby one after another. Prince Mennon's guards were extremely arrogant. Without waiting for the owner to speak, they drove away other guests and made a place. Although those guests were all people with status in the imperial capital, they saw the other party dressed and knew that they were the prince of the Great Moon Kingdom, so they just held back their anger. The dancer who was originally in the lobby also screamed and ran to the back.

Before everyone could sit down, General Sager drew out huge scimitars and strode to the middle of the lobby. He shouted at Roddy: "Duke Tulip! You are a warrior of the Empire of Light. I, Sager, challenge you according to the rules of our grassland! If you are afraid, give up!"

Rand roared, jumped out and said, "What are you? You deserve to challenge us Lord Duke! I am Rand, the chief guard under Lord Duke, I will teach you a lesson!"

Rand took out his giant sword and strode to Sag.

Both of them were stout, and they stood in the center like two iron towers, staring at each other with big eyes.

Roddy knew Rand's strength in his heart, and knew that with Rand's force, he had exceeded many military commanders. Even his current strength might not be much stronger than him. He felt relieved, and a sneer appeared on his face and looked at Prince Mennon.

After all, Prince Mennon is a great hero on the grassland. He is cheerful and shouts: "Sag! Don't lose my face! If you lose, I will send you to raise a horse for three years!"

The two of them slowly took a few steps back and held the weapon tightly in their hands. Suddenly, Rand roared, stepped forward, held the sword in both hands and slashed his head.

Sager raised his scimitar high, and only a loud "kneel!" sound was heard, and the swords and swords were added together. Both warriors used all their strength. The muscles on their arms grew sharply. Only a few squeaks were heard, and the blankets on the floor under their feet were broken one after another.

He shouted softly, and the two of them took a few steps apart. Rand stepped forward and pounced on him without waiting for the other party to breathe. Sager was not willing to be outdone, and the scimitar in his hand had already been raised.

For a moment, only the sound of ping-ping was heard. Both of them were powerful warriors. When they met a strong enemy, they each showed off their strength and fought head-on, and neither of them was willing to fall behind.

Two huge figures were fighting each other, and suddenly they heard Rand's muffled groan and took a few steps back. A long crack was cut on his chest, and bloodshot appeared on his chest. If he hadn't dodged quickly, he would have been seriously injured by this knife.

Prince Mennon smiled smugly on his face: "Sir Duke, what about my warriors?"

Roddy sneered coldly, looked at Rand, and said lightly: "Rand, don't forget that you are the person under the tulip flag!"

Rant's body shook and suddenly saw a roar, and his voice seemed to be thunder in the air. With this roar, he pulled off a pair of his body with one hand, revealing the muscles of his upper body like steel. A faint gray light suddenly burst out from his body, and a little bit of aura appeared on the blade of the big sword in his hand.

"Fighting Qi!" Roddy's heart moved. When he was competing with Rand, Rand had just understood the method of Fighting Qi. He didn't expect that after just two or three months, Rand could already use Fighting Qi. It seems that this guy has been in the imperial capital for so long and has put in a lot of effort.

Rand's eyes seemed to be about to burst into fire, and he roared, and his whole body turned into a cloud of dust and rushed over.

Sag's face looked serious, and a black air came to his face. He hurriedly held the knife in his hands and gritted his teeth and stood sideways.

Only a sound of destruction of cutting gold and jade was heard. Sag had already taken a few steps back and hit the wall hard. Only half of the scimitar in his hand was left. A dark face turned red, as if he was drunk.

Rant stood proudly in the center, looked at him coldly, shouting, "You lost!" Then the fighting spirit disappeared, he put away his sword, strode to Roddy, and bowed, "Mr. Duke, I have not insulted the glory of tulips!"

Roddy nodded, held up the wine glass in front of him and said, "Okay! They said that only the Warriors can drink this glass. Now you drink it, let's see who will say that there are no Warriors in our empire!"

Rand showed an excited expression on his face, knelt on one knee, picked up the small golden cup and drank it all.

Prince Mennon's face was gloomy and stood up slowly, nodded to Roddy and Mero, and said lightly: "Sir Duke, Earl, let's see you at the negotiating table tomorrow."

After saying that, he didn't even look at Sager and walked out with his men. Sager looked ashamed and followed behind him with his head down.

Merro had a smile on his face: "Duke, today I killed the spirit of the Great Moon Kingdom. I have been dealing with them these days and have suffered a lot of anger."

The two of them stopped drinking and both left the ecstasy cave. Mero sent Roddy back to the Duke of Tulips and left with a smile.

Seeing Roddy come back, Nicole looked dull and had no smile at all when he saw it. Roddy sighed and told the story of the Ecstasy today.

Nicole frowned: "Rant won, why are you still unhappy?"

Roddy shook her head and said lightly: "What's the use of winning this private battle even if you win a hundred games? If you have the ability, you will defeat them on the battlefield and defeat them thousands of miles. That is really glorious!"

Speaking of Count Mello's words, Nicole just pondered and couldn't think of anything for a moment.

The next day, Count Mero, came to pick Roddy up to meet Prince Menon. After the two sides met, the peace talks began.

The Great Moon Kingdom had a tough attitude, and the Lion asked the Empire to give up the Northwest Wat Fortress and compensate for the defeat of millions of gold coins.

On Roddy's side, Earl Mero was not angry, but insisted on not giving in and begging him. After a day of talk, Prince Mennon gradually became anxious, but only saw Roddy present, his face was full of anger but did not erupt. In the end, everyone parted in disagreement.

Count Mero told Roddy privately that their attitude was already well done today. When Roddy was away two days ago, the two sides argued that the people in the Great Moon Kingdom often cursed, and those with bad tempers pulled out the scimitar on the spot, with an extremely arrogant attitude.

On the second day of the negotiation, Roddy asked Mero to stop talking, and he loudly asked the other party to pull out the military fortress occupied by the northwest. As for compensation and other things, he didn't mention it. Seeing that Roddy was tough, an officer of the other party couldn't help but pull out the scimitar. Roddy was even more unpolite and kicked the man out of the window, then looked at the angry Prince Mennon coldly and said in a deep voice: "Your Highness, Prince! Let's talk straight! I personally oppose peace talk! If you really use war to threaten it, I'm asking for it! Everyone might as well meet on the battlefield! I'm afraid..." Speaking of this, Roddy changed his tone and sneered: "I'm afraid that Prince Songzan doesn't want to see Luo Yantar have the opportunity to take charge of the army again, right? How are your king's health recently? Has Prince Songzan become the crown prince?"

After saying this, Roddy didn't even look at the other person, and walked out first, leaving Prince Mennon with a gloomy face.

On the third day, the talks became much more harmonious. In the end, the two sides argued endlessly about the ownership of Fort Trier.

The empire asked the other party to return the military stronghold in the northwest, closest to Wat Fort, which was Roddy's last bottom line. He knew that although the other party was tough on the surface, he actually did not dare to start a war in his heart. Songzan and Luo Yantar were busy fighting for the position of the crown prince and were unable to fight with the empire. In the north of the Soren Kingdom of Roland, I am afraid that after Miaosi returned, the temple would immediately cause trouble for them, and probably would not have any more time to secretly support the Great Moon Kingdom.

Roddy was determined to ask the other party to return Fort Trier because Fort Trier is closest to Fort Watt. As long as the Empire obtains Fort Trier and has two northwestern military strongholds, Watt and Trier, at least it is a supportive force on defense, which can greatly increase the stability of the northwestern defense.

In the end, Mero was very eloquent. Both sides initially planned that the empire would redeem Fort Trier with 500,000 gold coins. With Watt Fort Trier as the boundary, both sides stopped their troops.

After the talk, it was originally supposed to be that Mero and Roddy should have entered the palace to repay the emperor immediately. However, Roddy was depressed and reluctant to go, so he only let Count Meroy go, and he sent his guards away and rode alone in the imperial capital.

Before he knew it, he walked to the largest Victory Square in the center of the imperial capital. Roddy rode on his horse and looked at the huge statue ten meters high in the center of the square.

It was a statue of the greatest emperor in the history of the empire. This statue was made by a famous artist and was carved vividly. Seeing this great emperor wearing armor and a long sword in his hand stand on the ground. He held the hilt of the sword in his hand and looked majestic. Although it was a statue, it also vaguely exuded an iron-blooded style that people dare not look at him.

Roddy recalled that when Emperor Abbas was alive, the empire was at its peak. He was commanding a million elite troops, and the undefeated battle flag was flying. The Thunder God's Whip swept across the world, and the entire continent was at the feet of the empire. The northwest grassland surrendered and the northern Roland Continent bowed its head. What a glory it was.

Roddy looked at the statue in front of her and her heart was filled with excitement.

In a trance, he did not notice a carriage slowly parked behind him. He heard a sudden sound in his ear: "Master Duke!"

Roddy turned around and saw a young man in servant's costume standing in front of him with his head down.

"Sir, please see my master." After saying that, he pointed to the exquisite and gorgeous carriage behind him.

Roddy frowned, thinking that he was trying to decipher himself as the official nobleman of Duke Tulip, and said lightly: "I have something to do. Your master wants to find me, go to the Duke's Mansion."

Roddy was about to leave after he said that, but the servant suddenly smiled and whispered: "Sir Duke, my master said that he is Roddy's friend."
Chapter completed!